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Food & drink prices at Avani+ Samui Resort

Food and beverage pricing at Avani+ Samui is consistently reported as very high; guests regularly source meals outside the resort at a fraction of in-house costs.

NegativeStrong evidence·based on 3 reviews

Strong negative recency pattern: all claims from June–July 2026 are consistently negative about F&B pricing, while the single older claim (March 2019) is mixed. This suggests pricing has either increased significantly or guest tolerance has shifted, and the recent consensus is more reliable for forward-looking booking decisions.

What the reviews tell us

In-house food and beverage prices are dramatically higher than nearby alternatives; guests report ordering via Grab delivery at roughly one-quarter the resort's prices (claim 232450).

Breakfast and dinner each cost approximately $30 per person at the resort, with guests noting these are charged separately and not included in room rates (claims 232443, 233582, 233587).

Specific pricing example: a single can of cola costs $2.70 USD at the resort versus $3.15 USD for a 6-pack at a nearby 7/11 convenience store (claim 233576).

On-site restaurant food quality is reported as mediocre while prices remain high, creating poor value perception (claim 233571).

One older review (2019) acknowledged higher in-house prices but noted the markup is less severe than at some competing resorts (claim 242233).

Food and beverage costs at Avani+ Samui Resort are a significant pain point for guests. Multiple recent reviewers (June-July 2026) report that in-house dining and drinks are dramatically overpriced compared to external alternatives. One guest noted ordering via Grab delivery at approximately one-quarter the cost of equivalent in-house meals, while another provided a concrete example: a single can of cola at the resort costs $2.70 USD, compared to a 6-pack at 7/11 for $3.15 USD. Breakfast is charged at $30 per person and dinner at approximately the same rate, with on-site restaurant food characterized as mediocre quality alongside the high pricing. A single mixed sentiment claim from 2019 notes that while food is more expensive than outside the resort, the markup is not as severe as at some competing hotels—however, this seven-year-old perspective is substantially outweighed by recent, consistent negative reports. Breakfast does not appear to be included in standard room rates.