The resort rests on a peaceful stretch of north Chaweng, with sand, sea and views across the bay. You can reach it in minutes from Koh Samui airport, keeping the journey short after a long flight. Shops, cafés and local stalls line the road outside, so you wander out on foot. A short drive brings you to Fisherman’s Village and island temples for an easy sense of place.

You wake up in bright rooms that feel light and easy to live in. Superior and Deluxe Rooms suit couples who spend days by the pool or on the sand. Junior Suites and Grand Deluxe Rooms add more space for more extended stays. Duplex Family Rooms give children their own level, while Two Bedroom Family Suites keep everyone together. Voyage Kids Club and the children’s pool are close together, so family life stays relaxed and happy inside.

Slow days suit Amari Koh Samui. You stroll from breakfast to the sand for a long paddle in the shallows. Later, you stretch out by the pool with a book, while children splash in their own area or make friends near Voyage Kids Club. Breeze Spa tempts you with a massage before sunset. In the evening, you wander along Chaweng Road for a browse, then return for a last drink by the sea.

Life centres on two main pools in the Beach Wing and Thai Village Wing, each with loungers and shade. You stroll to Breeze Spa for coconut scrubs and muscle-easing Thai massage. A small fitness room helps you keep your routine on track. Children gather at Voyage Kids Club for crafts and games. The team arranges island trips, transport and small touches that keep your holiday smooth from start to finish.

Food shapes each day at Amari Koh Samui. At Amaya Food Gallery, you wander past sizzling woks, fruit piled on ice and baskets of fresh bread before you sit by the beach. Amaya Café suits an espresso, a slice of cake or a fabulous break from the sun. Later, you move to Amaya Bar for sunset drinks. When you crave Italian comfort, Prego serves crisp pizza and generous bowls of pasta.

At Amari Koh Samui, you mark the big days with sand under your feet. A line of tables runs across the lawn by Amaya Food Gallery, with candles in jam jars and plates in the middle for sharing. Friends drift back and forth to Amaya Bar, chatting over the sound of the tide. Prego suits a smaller crowd, where you swap stories over pasta and end the night with a simple toast with the sea close by.