Ban Phe·8.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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22 m² · 1 extra-large double bed
22 m² · 2 large double beds
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Baan Mulan on Ko Samed offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, refrigerator, TV, wardrobe and a dining table. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage, hairdryer and shower enhance comfort. Located a one‑minute walk from Sai Kaew Beach and close to local shops, the hotel provides immediate beach access and convenient shopping options.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The hotel is very close to the beach, with two 7‑11 stores right in front, and it’s a nice and cozy place. It sits right next to the main street and a club/bar in front plays music, so it was very loud at night. I don’t recommend it if you want to sleep in peace; it probably depends on which side your room is on, mine was very close to it, so I had trouble sleeping.
Aleksandra·2 months ago
The property was clean, comfortable and functional, providing everything we required, although it was basic. Extraneous noise from outside the hotel—people laughing and shouting, dogs barking, loud vehicles—kept us awake until well into the early hours of the morning.
Craig·3 months ago
The location is convenient, close to a convenience store and only 150 m from the white sand beach; the rooms are clean. There may be some surrounding noise because it’s in the middle of the community, so if you want convenience it’s fine, but if you want peace it might not be suitable. Overall it’s good.
ชไมพร·4 months ago
The location and the spaciousness of the room were great. Everything was super!
Innat·4 months ago
The spot is decent, you can request housekeeping daily and it stays tidy; you get water, coffee, and toilet paper every day. But the night was a nightmare—bright, the balcony glass is frosted but not blackout, streetlights blaze all night, making it feel like the room was lit the whole time and I couldn’t sleep; a blackout curtain would help. The mattresses are hard, like sleeping on boards, and the pillows are huge and stiff, causing neck pain. The beds are large, taking up most of the room. It was the worst lodging I had during my month in Thailand, and I can’t understand the positive reviews. There’s no 24‑hour reception, so complaints are ignored, and on the floor you hear teenagers shouting and smoking marijuana at night. On check‑out we waited for the deposit refund, the staff first checked the room for damage—something we never experienced before. Outside the hotel, the stairs are blocked by crowds of people shopping at 7‑11, with two stores right under the hotel. I strongly advise against it for families seeking peace.
Basia·5 months ago