Café 247

Café 247 in Bo Put, Ko Samui, stands out as a hybrid spot combining a cafe, bakery, and coworking space. It’s one of those places tailored for early risers and remote workers who need somewhere reliable to kick off their day. The café opens from dawn, making it practical for travelers or locals who want to settle in before the island fully wakes up.

The two-story setup offers a surprisingly spacious environment—quiet and cozy enough to focus, though on busier days, especially around midday, the atmosphere can get louder since the café shares space with a hotel reception. This means if you’re planning important online meetings, you might want to schedule them earlier in the morning to avoid distractions.

Café 247 charges a coworking fee of around 150 baht per day, with a nice perk of crediting most of that toward coffee or snacks. The WiFi is fast and consistent, making it a dependable spot for digital nomads or anyone needing to check in online. Just a heads-up for those who come later in the day—the parking, which is free at the nearby mall, tends to fill up by noon.

Locally, it feels like a practical pit stop more than a leisurely hangout. Customers tend to value the formal coworking vibe here, appreciating the decent coffee and bakery options they can nibble on during focused work sessions. Visitors are encouraged to keep the space tidy, especially upstairs, reinforcing a quiet community mindset among users.

In sum, Café 247 suits early birds and those needing a functional workspace over a relaxed café lounge. It’s a place where good coffee meets productive mornings, and where working visitors can plug in without fuss. If you’re in Ko Samui and want a no-nonsense spot to get things done from the crack of dawn, this place fits the bill.