Why guests love it
- Private beach area
Guest score breakdown
9 / 10Facilities
Room Types
Deluxe Double Room
Deluxe Twin Room
Larissa Samet Resort brings that classic island bungalow vibe to Koh Samet without the premium price tag. This 3-star property sits in the Phe area, putting you on Thailand’s closest weekend escape island to Bangkok. The bungalow setup means you’re getting that authentic beach resort feel rather than staying in a concrete hotel block.
What makes Larissa Samet work is the combination of traditional bungalow accommodation with practical modern touches. The property keeps things simple but functional with Wi-Fi throughout and catering service on-site, so you can stay connected when needed but still feel like you’ve escaped the city. The bungalow-style rooms give you more space and privacy than typical hotel rooms, plus that satisfying sound of waves you came to the island for.
Insider Tip: The catering service is handy for lazy beach days when you don’t want to hunt for food, but Koh Samet has plenty of beachfront restaurants worth exploring too.
This works well for couples and friends looking for a proper island getaway without breaking the bank. The 8.2/10 rating from 498 Agoda reviews shows guests generally leave happy, though at this price point you’re trading some luxury for value. It’s a solid middle-ground choice – you get the island bungalow experience starting from $61/night, but don’t expect resort-level polish or extensive facilities. Perfect for travelers who want Koh Samet’s famous beaches as their main entertainment.
At $61/night, you’re getting decent value for Koh Samet, especially in bungalow-style accommodation. The island is small enough that you’re never far from the main beaches and can easily explore different stretches of sand during your stay. Being close to the mainland ferry connections means easy access when you’re ready to head back to Bangkok or continue your Thailand adventure.
- Authentic bungalow-style accommodation
- Good guest satisfaction with 8.2/10 rating from nearly 500 reviews
- Reasonable pricing from $61/night for island location
- Limited facilities compared to higher-end resorts
- 3-star level means fewer luxury touches























