100 Islands Resort & Spa, Surat Thani

This hotel is a solid choice for a transit stop, particularly if you're heading to Koh Samui. It's wheelchair-accessible and clean, but the location on Google Maps can be misleading, and the restaurant wasn't open for evening meals, which was a letdown after a long journey. However, it’s a nice option if you’re just passing through and need a comfortable place to stay.

This hotel is a solid option for a transit stop, especially if you're heading to Koh Samui. The building is older but very well cared for and wheelchair friendly. However, the dining experience fell short since the restaurant was closed for dinner, and the location on Google Maps was quite misleading, making it harder to find. Overall, I'd recommend it for a convenient stay, but be prepared to arrange meals elsewhere.

The hotel is a well-kept transit stop, wheelchair-friendly and spacious, but not without its quirks. While the proximity to local places was a plus, the in-house dining situation was lacking since the restaurant wasn't open for dinner. Additionally, locating the hotel was a challenge due to inaccurate maps, which added a bit of frustration to our arrival.

I found this hotel to be a great transit stop on my way to Koh Samui. It's clean and well-maintained, but there were a couple of drawbacks. The restaurant was closed for dinner, which was really inconvenient after a long journey, and the location on Google Maps was way off, making it tricky to find. Overall, I’d still recommend it for a short stay if you’re heading to the islands.

This hotel served its purpose as a transit stop with spacious and comfortable accommodations. However, the misleading location on Google Maps made it hard to find, and the absence of an evening meal option at the restaurant left us searching for food after a long journey. Despite these issues, it's a good spot for a stopover if you're heading to Koh Samui.