“Genau richtig”
The staff were very nice and the room with a bathroom was great. Nothing else really – the location is a bit away from many places, but that’s not a big deal.
EmilA week ago
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★★★·Ko Samui·8.8
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Ananas Samui Hostel, a 3‑star retreat on Koh Samui, blends comfort with tropical charm. Guests lounge on a sun terrace, stroll through lush gardens, and swim in a year‑round outdoor pool. The on‑site restaurant offers seafood, Thai, Asian, and international dishes, including vegetarian options. Air‑conditioned rooms feature balconies overlooking gardens or the pool, private bathrooms, and work desks.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff were very nice and the room with a bathroom was great. Nothing else really – the location is a bit away from many places, but that’s not a big deal.
Emil·A week ago
Everything was fine.
Oliver·3 weeks ago
I had an amazing time here; it turned out to be the best place we stayed at in Koh Samui, and there was nothing bad to say.
Ben·A month ago
The surroundings were very scenic and quiet, tucked away at the back, and there’s a nice beach with a little bar only 5 minutes away; I found no issues, and I’m not a demanding or unreasonable guest 😆🙏.
Jordan·A month ago
I absolutely loved the hostel, especially the large common areas with plenty of tables and chairs, and the beautiful swimming pool that’s large and deep, perfect for both swimming and relaxing; the atmosphere felt like a house in the middle of the forest, surrounded by greenery, peaceful and relaxing, making it feel more like staying in a home than a typical hostel, which added to the enjoyment; after a month in Thailand mostly staying in dormitories, I was looking for a private room to relax and escape the usual hustle and bustle, and this was the perfect place; the Italian guy who runs the hostel was incredibly kind and helpful from the start, always ensuring everything was in order, and on my last day, when it was pouring rain, he kindly lent me a raincoat, a gesture I really appreciated; for me, this wasn’t actually a negative— it was exactly what I was looking for—but it’s worth mentioning that the hostel is a little outside the main tourist areas, so you definitely need a scooter to stay here, although having a scooter is almost essential for getting around Koh Samui anyway; there aren’t many restaurants aimed at foreign tourists nearby, but there are several small local businesses along the street, which I personally think make the experience feel even more authentic and give you a better taste of everyday life in Thailand.
Sim300·A month ago