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Reviewed 18 July 2013
NEW
We enjoyed ten days stay in this amazing hotel. We lived in Deluxe
Villa with Spa Bath. This was one of the nicest resorts we stayed at
in Thailand. The staff were friendly and helpful, the room was
really nice and comfortable, very good room cleaning. The restaurant
is beautiful, great food, great service. The friendly, funny
waiters.
The pool is also great. The sea near the hotel is not very clean
(algae), great sea near the hotel Beluga, go right.
Happy hour, is a great way to finish a good day on the beach.
fantastic atmosphere, in the evening awesome music, a great singer.
The staff go above and beyond for you and my stay was such a special
one.
We'll be back in September.
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Reviewed 9 July 2013
Based on all the reviews we read on trip advisor, we decided to stay
here and were absolutely wrapt. Fabulous place, fabulous food,
fabulous staff, close to shops, bars and restaurants.
Great amenities, great service. I can't rave enough about this
place.
We will be back for sure!
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Reviewed 5 July 2013
Arrived late afternoon after spending a few days in a Bangkok hotel
that was supposed to have been of the same star rating as this
resort. I was a bit shocked that the reception was basically on the
entry doorstep. We received all our room instructions did the
necessary paperwork and the porters took the bags upstairs. We had
booked early, and asked for rooms on the 3rd floor (deluxe seaview),
which we were happy to receive. There isn't a lift, and after
travelling it was great to not have to lug everything up a few
flights of stairs.
The rooms were of typical Thai styling, with dark wood interiors.
The room itself was comfortable without being anything special - and
was spacious. We had just come from BKK where our room was approx.
60 sq m so it took a little while to adjust to the size difference.
The bathroom had been refurbished, and unlike other SE Asian
bathrooms in hotels, which are/can be dark and neglected. This one
was large and open. So much so that there was a glass sliding door
(virtually redundant... a large deep bath tub and a separate shower
with rain nozzle as well as hand held. The off putting thing about
all the glass was the electric blinds that you had to operate if you
needed privacy to perform personal ablutions. I think that less
money could have been used on the bathroom and more on the rest of
the room. The lighting was inadequate for the room, and there was no
way that you could read at night. This was a little disturbing.
The balcony was good, with footstools that made things more
comfortable - but, don't expect any privacy, as all of the
partitioning is latticed, and all balconies could be viewed along
that whole floor. That was very disturbing as from certain angles,
your next door neighbours from both sides could see directly into
your room and had a view of the bed. Was not overly happy with that,
and you take pot luck whether you end up having a potential peeping
tom staying next to you.
The restaurant area was great, very open with a great outlook to the
infinity pool and from there onto the beach out into the Gulf of
Thailand...the breakfasts were not too bad, with the usual cook
available to do your eggs/omelettes etc, and they generally
remembered how you have them cooked... and the pool bar had
comfortable seating for relaxing view a beautiful outlook.
I found the staff to be friendly and welcoming in all areas of the
hotel, and the general manager was very aware of PR. She was
excellent in her actions and how the hotel was portrayed (she would
do very well in Australia as a business manager). The last and most
memorable thing was their treatment of us on our last day. We
checked out at midday, and were not due to be picked up until 3pm
for a 5pm flight from Samui. We spent the afternoon at the pool and
when it was time - were just going to shower at the beach shower and
get changed into our gear for travelling in the hotel toilets. The
GM offered us a spare bathroom to shower and freshen up. This was an
extremely nice touch which obviously was much appreciated. Thank you
for your hospitality Samui Jasmine... see you when we next return to
Koh Samui.
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Reviewed 24 June 2013
First time staying at this hotel and as we pulled up outside I did
wonder what we had let ourselves in for, checking in wasn't a good
experience as we had to wait a long time while the receptionist kept
answering the phone. After being shown to our room I was very
impressed it was beautiful , modern and clean with everything you
could possibly need including free wi fi. It's in a perfect
location, right on the beach and we never had to 'reserve' a sunbed,
the only downside was there were a lot of dogs on the beach that
would jump over the sunbeds! In the evenings there are lots of bars
and restaurants within walking distance and its not overly busy or
as full on as Chaweng beach. The beach bar prices are reasonable but
there is a supermarket nearby to stock up the fridge. Had a good
stay here and would return.
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Reviewed 7 June 2013
We are a young couple (25) who stayed here for 5 nights. We found
the hotel to be excellent. We had a garden Villa which was very
spacious and had a lovely interior. Big comfy bed with very clean
linen, well stocked mini bar, Samsung plasma on the wall and an
awesome bathroom. Breakfast was great and the restaurant its served
in is right on the poolside/Beach which is a great way to start the
day. Reception is 24/7 and staff were helpful and courteous. The
location is good - at the end of the main st in lamai so you get the
convenience of the shops and bars without the noise. Also located
very near the weekly lamai markets. We had bbq on the beach one
night which was delicious. Definitely get the Villa! Crowd was
mainly couples - older and honeymooners mainly :) not the most
beautiful beach on the island but a bit less crazy than chaweng. If
you want the best beaches you will be paying a lot more and will not
be in the built up areas of lamai or chaweng. Also pool at Jasmine
was really nice.
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Reviewed 3 June 2013
This was our second trip to Samui, we stayed at Chawang Beach last
time and it was a bit noisy for us, besides the boom boom boom from
the night clubs there was nightly explosions from people paying for
fireworks to be let off, we have no objection to a little noise but
when it continues till 2am it gets annoying.
Lamai has the same feel and has all the attractions, bars, night
clubs, restaurants but just that little quieter. Friends recommended
Lamai and they have travelled all over Thailand and we have to agree
The jewel for us was the Jasmine.
What a place,
Excellent staff, they were very helpful, always courteous nothing
was a chore
Great facilities, there was nothing that we needed, a pool right on
the beach, deep water beach (some places suffer from low tides)
The rooms were large for two people, very well designed and laid
out, very clean and again very helpful house staff.
The restaurant was great, the food was excellent, sometimes too much
on the menu to pick from, you could pick your own seafood from the
ice boat on the beach.
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