Beautiful quiet location. Super shallow beach perfect for chilling and watching the sunset.

Passive/aggressive attitude from reception. Power cut on the last night meant rooms didn't have electricity. They used emergency electricity for the bar, so the staff were comfortable while all the guests were upset. Rude side eye from reception when I requested complementary water, they wanted me to pay. Kept saying sorry for the inconvenience but offered nothing. Because of the power cut we were forced to sit outside of the room (it was oppressively hot) and was bitten loads by mosquitos. Ant problem in the room and a centepede in the bed. Location means you must rent a bike and you can only really rent from them.

The room was clean bed comfortable.

No Privacy a beach chairs outside the glass room.

Personel profesjonalny. Piękna plaża,cudne morze. Pięknie tu poprostu.

A Peaceful Paradise with Amazing Sunsets" It had been more than 20 years since my last visit to Koh Samui, and boy, things have really changed, especially in places like Chaweng, Lamai, and Bo Put. Looking for a break from the hustle and bustle, I stumbled upon Am Samui Resort in Taling Ngam, and what a find it turned out to be! Am Samui Resort is tucked away perfectly on a beautiful private beach, right on the island's west side where you can catch stunning sunsets. If you're tired of the busy towns, this place is a peaceful sanctuary. The rooms at the resort are spacious, modern, and super comfy – a perfect retreat after a day of exploring. The small pool is a gem, but the real winner is the private beach with its soft white sand and crystal-clear waters, just begging for long swims and strolls. Taling Ngam is mostly a local hangout, without all the loud bars and parties found elsewhere. It's the spot for authentic Thai cuisine at local prices, not the inflated tourist rates. Am Samui Resort welcomes everyone, whether you're traveling solo, with a romantic partner, as a digital nomad, or with your family. Despite its popularity, the resort doesn't get overcrowded, even during peak times. While the resort has dining options, I'd recommend venturing out to try the local food. Grabbing a scooter, which you can rent at the resort, is a smart move for discovering hidden culinary treasures in the area. Conclusion: In a nutshell, my stay at Am Samui Resort in Taling Ngam surpassed my expectations. If you're in search of a peaceful and picturesque escape, away from the crowds, this is your spot. I was so blown away that I've already locked in my next visit. Don't pass up on this little piece of paradise!

There is room for improvement in the breakfast options. Having stronger Wi-Fi in the rooms would be appreciated. An easy fix with Wifi extension.

We loved the location. It was quiet at night, but you do need a scooter to get around the island. The sound of the waves at night was like a lullaby!

Quite remote, but that was part of the reason we booked this. The bed was pretty hard and you could feel the boards underneath. However, that was a small price to pay for an incredible beach view!

Loved how chilled out and remote this was. Lovely pool, super quiet unspoiled beach, lovely very friendly staff, comfortable beach villa!

Breakfast could be a little better but still good quality. I was offered a menu that was swiftly replaced by a lesser menu. But can’t complain - was super good value

The sunsets here are stunning. The property is based on and around the beach, making it perfect for families. The pools are nice rooms were very spacious, and all close to the amenities

The beach and sand were not clear as expected. There also were some rowdy other guests who decided to take the speaker and turn off the hotels' music and play their own Indian music. The hotel is quite far from anything else, no shops or food stalls nearby.

Quiet location and our room is facing the ocean so got to see the Sunset. Did not try their breakfast but did manage to get dinner on our first night and it was excellent. They have great staff and it is a very safe location to have a staycation.

perhaps some facelift in the future for some of the rooms and getting to the Resort by self driving will be a challenge for those not familiar with driving in tight roads.