Six Senses Samui

We came here early november for 4 days and had a wonderful time for our 1 year anniversary. You are greeted with welcome drinks and driven to our ocean view villa in a buggy. The room was huge and aircondition worked veey well. Only thing was there were alot of mosquitoes. To prevent bites they provide mosquito net over bed, insect repellant, and incense. The service was amazing and staff were hospitable. The breakfast was great and had alot of juice variety. The menu for entrees slightly change each day. There is a private beach with water sports and snorkel rental. We did not go as much due to raining half the time. The resort is not near to chaweng with is around 25 min by taxi. You can use their shuttle service about 10$ usd or taxi via grab for about 15$. Getting around is expensive not many tuk tuks but you can take a red taxi. The hotel provides shuttle service 500 baht per person to chaweng or fishermans village. Overall we recommend this place. Thank you Jo! Our GEM

This is our second time staying at this hotel after 2 years. I suspect they might have changed management team. Everything is so different. But what really ticked me off was that my sister came with her 10 mo baby and after the first night staying at her Villa, she discovered that there was a piece of broken glass stuck on her baby's face. We alerted the staff at the front desk before we went out for the day, and they acted as if nothing serious happened. They didn't even tell us they would send someone to check the room just to make sure same thing won't happened again. Poor service indeed.

Not recommended at all for old people.. you need to use the stairs to go everywhere in the resort .. even to your own villa .. we went down to the beach and second day we couldn’t move because of our muscles pain !! No activities in the resort and the food wasn’t good too.

Six Senses are Sustainable resort properties that are worth checking out. They have their own organic farm, zero food waste, and lots of other nice features. The service was excluent and our GEM (Butler) was wonderful.

Place is a bit overrated. We were expecting 5 star service and healthy food and activity options. Service was mediocre at best and the healthy theme seems to be a gimmick. We did get to do yoga but we're completely Eaten alive by mosquitoes. We didn't get a welcome drink on arrival and our so called GEM was busy with other guests. Golf cart did come on request and very fast. Also love they don't use plastic bottles. Room was OK well maintained. Soft bed. . Not good for anyone disabled as lots stairs. Pool is downstairs and not really private as you can see your neighbour's. Won't go back.

Six Senses is always the best I think. Staff is attentive and very detailed. Food is always great; both authentic Thai and international. No need to go anywhere but just spending time in your room - reading, swimming, sipping wine. I do not hesitate to go back again soon.

stayed in the hideaway villa before upgrading to the pool villa. this villa is as nice as the pool villas, you can choose to face different sides of the island so you can view sunrise in the morning or sunset in the evening!

I spent seven nights/eight days at Six Senses Samui, and it was fantastic. Yes, it's expensive. But in so many ways, you get what you pay for. These folks have considered every detail. The place is beautifully designed. The main pool is gorgeous. The common spaces - arrival area, library, bar and dining areas, spa and workout space - are all interconnected by decks and ramps. There's not a protruding pipe that hasn't been screened, or a path that hasn't been carefully maintained. Everywhere you look, there's eye candy. There's a beautifully laid out deck and bar by the beach. And all the people working at Six Senses, from the pool attendants to the cleaning folks to the personal butlers, are outstanding. The rooms, too, are exceptional. They're roomy, with amazing views, and beyond comfortable beds. It's not a marble-and-glass kind of experience. The materials are relatively earthy. What makes it first class is the space, the layout, the people. It is barefoot elegance at its best.

if you are the type of holiday seeker that would like to get away from your busy lifestyle and just relax, this is the perfect hotel for you. each villa is setup in a way where you can hardly see any other visitors around except during meals. located 15-20mins away from all the main beaches, it's perfect if you want to go out for the night for some fun and action.

So many people during the vaction.The host was friendly,but a little bit not professional.Shuttle bus to the town is expensive.The view is great,nice swimming pool.

Beautiful scenery, well appointed rooms and very attentive staff makes for a relaxing and special vacation. Recommend if you want to get away from it all for a few days!

Everyone was very welcoming, attentive to detail and made sure that our stay was perfect. The breakfast could have included more options, but we enjoyed our stay.

The resort is located in a beautiful setting. The facilities were really good. The pool was fantastic and views spectacular. The villas are okay. They don't feel as private as they should be. Dining on the cliff was gorgeous but you have to go before 7pm. We had dinner at 7pm and it was so dark that it was hard to appreciate what we were eating. We went back the next day at 5pm for drinks and we're amazed by the view. Food was also good, leaning towards the healthier side. I'd recommend Six Senses if you have the disposable income to spend because you should be prepared to fork out $$.

The most beautiful and tropical resort that we have experienced. The views are unbeatable, the food incredible, and attention to detail sublime. Honestly I found it hard to fault. It ticks all the boxes, and a great combination of beach and beautiful pool. Fantastic in every way.

The service is outstanding, the villas are lovely. If you're looking for a place to get away from it all, then this is it. It's very far from everything and extremely quiet. There are very few activities arranged by the hotel and the general atmosphere is extremely calm (no music at the truly lovely pool or in the restaurants)....except for the sometimes very noisy cicadas. The quality of the food is good, again with excellent service. The price is high, though they do have a 2 for 1 happy hour. Though we enjoyed our stay, we found it, in the end, somewhat dull. We stayed 6 nights and I think 3 would have been better with the other three at a more lively location. I do have to say that I was very happy to get away from the extreme heat an humidity! Though, obviously, this was not the fault of the hotel.

The buffet breakfast have 'a la carte' main course menu which is nice & won't waste the food. The hotel staffs customer care very high level, we park the motor bike at car park when it's raining and they already drive the golf buggy to pick us to our villa, on the way to villa the staff stop by reception for the umbrella which is very sweet & touching! 'Dinning on the Rocks' food is OK, but we need to wait for long long time for food. The SPA is excellent!!

The Six Senses Samui hotel was outstanding: our villa was beautiful, great design, very functional with fantastic pool & seating areas. The staff was extremely friendly, helpful and very well trained. The spa & massage was superb and the lessons in the morning (thai chi; yoga) provided an opportunity to start the day well balanced. The quality of the food was very high and we specially appreciated the variety of healthy (and delicious!) dishes & drinks. All in all a fantastic place!

The six senses is the perfect chill out resort. It is hard to find fault. The staff can't do enough. Food is of a high standard so there is no need to venture out as we discovered. If you do go out, go at night so you can't see the mess they have made of the island. Would go back if it wasn't for the surroundings.

My bf and I had our dinner at the award-winning dinning on the rocks restaurant but my bf ended up had food poison in the midnight so bad! The only different food we had is the steak which I gave whole mine to him due to I was too full! My bf started having serious fever, diarrhea and vomit in the midnight! I tried to call front desk but only get one pack of Thai medcine delivered from the outside of the door! I spent all my night switching cold towels and yelling his name when I got no respond from him! I was so scare that he would die beside me! His eyes were all red due to the high fever! The other morning we went to guest service manger, told her what happened in the night &how disappointed we were due to couldn't get medical help and even no concern was showed from the resort after medicine was delivered! She asked us to wait for very long time and showed up with chef saying they weren't responsible for this. It's not because of the steak but bcuz my bf is not getting used to the environment nor the local food. What a lame excuse! Chef indicated later it might be the seaweed which was served along with the meal caude his allergy &the best they can do is gave us 15% off of the"meal" unless we get medical certificate they can do further! From their attitude I can tell they treat us as the kind of customer who cares about "$" more then the service& the health we own! Although we were not pleased with the attitude but chose to take the deal. We didn't want to spend the rest of 3days asking for medical certificate. However, my bf was too weak to enjoy the following days in the next resort and even got fever& diarrhea again in the first midnight we left! Still, manger knows my phone# but didn't call for any concern! I was so mad of the service we got from six senses samui and would like to remind all of you how important travel insurance is if you choose to stay at this resort! Btw, the food is soso but the view still worth a visit!

The stay at Six Senses was pleasant with beautiful views even from their hideaway villa rooms. Surrounded by nature, one is serenaded to sleep by cicadas and awake to singing birds. Breakfast & lunch spread & quality was average, but dinner at their restaurant Dining on the Rocks is a must try. But make sure every activity including dinner is booked at least 1 day in advance or be prepared to be told things are full. Service, while good, was not always consistent especially at the spa & the personal butler service. Electricity & wifi also both came down during our stay.