Hotel in Chaweng, Koh Samui
Coconut Grove
An outdoor pool and bar a few steps from the sand in central Chaweng
Photos: Booking.com
Overview
Coconut Grove is for people who want to be in the thick of Chaweng. It's on Soi Ark Bar, a lane named after one of the beach's best-known bars, and the sand is only a few steps away.
Back at the hotel, there's an outdoor pool with a view and a bar serving drinks and light snacks. Rooms are air-conditioned, Wi-Fi is free throughout, and there's an ATM on site, which saves a trip when you need cash for taxis or the night market.
Highlights
- A few steps from Chaweng Beach
- Outdoor pool and a bar for drinks and snacks
- About 1 km from Samui International Airport
- Free Wi-Fi throughout
- ATM on site
Location
Soi Ark Bar runs down to the beach in central Chaweng, surrounded by restaurants, bars and shops. Most of what Chaweng offers at night is within walking distance, and Chaweng Noi, the calmer bay to the south, is just under 3 km away.
The airport is roughly 1 km north, so transfers are short. For the rest of the island, taxis and songthaews pass along the beach road constantly.
Address 159/72 Soi Ark Bar, Bophut, Koh Samui, Surat Thani 84320, Thailand
Good to know
- Ark Bar is known for beach parties, so this part of Chaweng can be lively late into the night. Light sleepers may want to ask for a room away from the lane.
- Being close to the airport means short transfers, and occasional aircraft noise.
Questions about Coconut Grove
How close is Coconut Grove to Chaweng Beach?
Very close: the property says the beach is just steps away down Soi Ark Bar.
Does Coconut Grove have a pool?
Yes, an outdoor pool, plus a bar serving drinks and light snacks.
Is Coconut Grove noisy?
It's in the busiest part of Chaweng, near a popular beach bar, so evenings can be loud. If you need quiet, ask the hotel about rooms set back from the lane.
How far is it from the airport?
About 1 km, so a taxi transfer takes only a few minutes.
Is there an ATM nearby?
Yes, there's one on site, open 24 hours.
