The room, though small, is fully equipped, and the location is truly excellent, right behind Central Samui. Although when I checked in, the explanation made it sound like getting from the front desk to the room would be complicated, the actual layout is quite straightforward.
I was assigned a room on the third floor of building three. Since the front desk is on the third floor of building one, I had to go down to the first floor, walk through buildings one and two, then take the elevator up to the third floor in building three.
But the best part is that you don't need to go through the main front desk entrance every time you leave. For example, if you exit from the door in building three, take a quick detour through the parking lot, there's a staircase that leads directly up to the shopping mall. The whole trip probably only takes two or three minutes.
The bathroom provides hand soap and something similar to shower gel. Other toiletries like toothpaste and toothbrushes need to be brought by yourself. However, for this price and location, it's still a great deal.
The curtains in the room are manually operated, and the blackout capability seems average. Since they don't sit flush against the wall, those sensitive to light might find themselves waking up early due to brightness.
The hotel's Wi-Fi requires a username and password to log in, so remember to ask the front desk when you check in.
Near the front desk, there's a common area, similar to what you'd find in a hostel, with tables, chairs, and even a pool table.
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