Hotels near Chalok Viewpoint in Koh Tao
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9.8/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserA wonderful place for recreation 🫶 lived 2 families from 25 to 30 December in the smallest villa, all this time with us were wonderful Steve and Muhammad. Steve took us all over the island wherever we wanted and took us from anywhere, thank you Steve 🙏Muhammed also took care that our rest was careless, helped to organize the washing, Organized us a tour to the sea 🙏ville clean every day, there is everything necessary for cooking food (we did not prepare TK on the sairi a lot of delicious cafes). I definitely recommend this place for rest, very atmospheric and comfortable, in the surrounding jungle ❤️
9.6/10
Amazing
IIANA KWe stayed for 3 nights, which felt like more than enough time before heading to Koh Tao. We had plenty of time to visit the viewpoint and take photos everywhere without the crowds of day-trippers. It truly felt like we were on a deserted island! The room had everything we needed: toiletries, hot water, a fridge, a kettle, tea, and coffee. Housekeeping was daily. Breakfast was included, even though it wasn't mentioned in the booking. For breakfast, they bring you a sheet where you mark what you'd like them to prepare (the menu is consistent, but you can choose how your eggs are cooked and your coffee – the coffee seemed to be instant). There are two restaurants on the island: one on the hotel premises where breakfast is served, offering European cuisine. The other is further down, near the 'spit,' and serves Thai food with more reasonable prices; day-trippers often ate there. Prices are higher than on Koh Tao for obvious reasons, as there are no shops. However, there's a free daily shuttle to Koh Tao and back, which is convenient for longer stays. For example, a 0.33L beer on the island costs 120 baht, a mango shake is 150 baht, and dishes start from 300+ baht.
9.3/10
Great
WWenJi3It's a stunningly beautiful location, room is idyllic and you're fully immersed in nature. The pool is a dream to dive into everyday and the view is amazing at all times of the day. Layout is very quirky which we loved and room service was super cute.
Main challenge is mosquitos which are unavoidable in Thailand, here especially sunsets triggered lots of them to appear.
Photo is a view from the hammock overlooking the pool and the beach
9.2/10
Great
YYaelWe had an amazing time there. I really have nothing bad to say about it.
First of all- the stuff. Always welcoming you with a smile and treating you with a personal attention. for example we told them we’re going to the beach and they offered us to borrow snorkeling masks for free. Also I got hurt in my leg and they really helped me to bandage it. The most appreciated thing is that they heard our ferry back is at noon so they offered us late check out for free!
Beside that, the room is very clean, the view to the beach from the balcony is a big wow. the coffee at breakfast is just perfect.
Thank you so much guys ♥️♥️♥️ hope to come back someday.
9.2/10
Great
EErdaogeThe hotel facilities are decent and relatively new, but the service is terrible. The front desk wouldn't even lend me nail clippers, I'm not sure if they're just chronically broke. They charge an extra 3% for card payments and play dumb when it comes to refunds, probably because they used to be food delivery drivers. They arbitrarily canceled my paid diving reservation and changed prices whenever they felt like it, completely lacking credibility. Don't even get me started on the diving; the divemaster is Thai, and you can imagine his English skills. The equipment is very old. I had to go barefoot with the fins, even though I brought shoes that I couldn't use, and ended up getting blisters. The wetsuit was short-sleeved and short-legged, resulting in many scratches, while the divemaster himself wore a full suit and shoes. There was no boat for diving; they subcontracted to Big Bubble dive shop, which is why the price was higher than elsewhere. Where was the boat? 'Under repair,' you know how that goes. Service: I'd give it 0 stars if I could, but there's no option.
9.1/10
Great
GGuest UserThe hotel matches the description: a cozy bay, good service, tasty breakfast, and a great location close to nature.
We came mainly for snorkeling, but during these two days there were small waves and poor visibility — something impossible to predict. The forest bungalows with one bathroom shared between two rooms are tiny. We booked both rooms since there were three of us, and that worked fine, but sharing the bungalow with strangers would be questionable.
Soundproofing in the bungalows is weak. We could hear a lot at night — frogs and other wildlife were singing all night long. Bring earplugs if you need silence.
Breakfast was delicious, although some items listed on the menu were not available. Dinner in the evening was also quite good.
The transfer picked us up from the pier and brought us safely to the hotel. We used the same transfer on the way back, but it was paid — the hotel offers one free ride.
On the beach, there are indeed very few sun loungers and chairs for all guests. There are a couple of nice cafes on the beach for variety, but during the day many tourists come and it can be hard to find a place to sit.
Overall, we had a great two-day stay.
9.1/10
Great
GGuest UserI would not recommend staying at Sairee Hut Resort.
The place is extremely run down. Our room had no hot water, the shower drain was clogged and overflowing, and mosquitoes filled the room, making it uncomfortable to sleep.
However, what bothered me most was the resort’s treatment of animals. They keep wild birds confined in small cages out front, with barely any room to move, let alone fly. I’m not sure if this is cultural or meant for tourist entertainment since the birds can talk, but whatever the reason, it is cruel! Birds are meant to be free, not locked in cages for display. These birds were kept in the cages for the entire duration of our stay, and I can only imagine how long they’ve been trapped there.
Overall, this resort was disappointing, both in its facilities and ethics. I would not stay here again.
8.6/10
Very Good
GGuest UserBans is a well established resort right in the heart of the main town/strip. Located over two sites it has several polls and offers a wide range of rooms/prices. We were located up the hill so was really nice and quiet, but quick a hike to the rooms. Rooms were spacious and well equipped but were getting a bit tired. Air Con wasn’t working well and rooms were very warm. I understand from others around the pool, with was common. The grounds were groomed immaculately and the service was excellent. During the day the Fishbowl offers some tasty and relatively cheap food, overlooking the beach !!
This is a dive resort and almost resembled a factory for diving. Bit too over commercial for my liking, so we booked diving through a quieter dive school. All in all, a lovely resort, wonderful staff and service in some stunning grounds. Would recommend if you are wanting a little luxury.
8.4/10
Very Good
GGuest UserLocation is the reason why we choose to stay at this hotel.Staffs r all ok on average standard. Hotel has classes to attend if guests want.Free kayak n standup paddle board fr 1 hr n snorkel mark fr rent. Bf has varied selection,has all u needed. What put us off fr entire stay was the smell of waste water or sewage.When we step into our room building we can smell it right away, n when we r in our room as well,forget about sitting on the balcony to enjoy the beach view outside coz we cant sit longer than 20 mins due to the strong ugly smell. We didnt ask to change our room coz we thought that even the whole floor is so smelly like thid then it wouldn’t make any difference to get on higher floor unless we changed our room type to diff building. So we ended up our 3 nights here without any impression aside frm the lovely beach their located. I saw some guests mentioned about this problem but i didnt think it would b this ugly.
8.0/10
Very Good
MMathilde_rltA dream hotel right on Koh Tao beach, with a beautiful pool! The hotel is currently undergoing renovations, so during our stay, some rooms were under construction (but there was no noise), and the gym wasn't usable. I still recommend this hotel; they also offer a laundry service.
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What are the best hotels with a spa in Koh Tao?
Planning a trip? A spa visit can be a wonderful part of your travel experience. Beach Club by Haadtien (from €84), Haadtien Beach Resort (from €107) and Koh Tao Montra Resort (from €87) provide highly rated spa services.
Which hotels in Koh Tao have swimming pools?
Simple Life Talay & Divers Resort (from €24), The Dearly Koh Tao Hostel-Padi 5 Star Dive Resort (from €15) and Beach Club by Haadtien (from €84) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
Which hotels in Koh Tao offer free WiFi?
Whether you are travelling for business or vacation, an internet connection is a must for your trip. Simple Life Talay & Divers Resort (from €24), The Dearly Koh Tao Hostel-Padi 5 Star Dive Resort (from €15) and Beach Club by Haadtien (from €84) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
Is Koh Tao pet-friendly?
Cape Shark Villas (from €113) and View Point Resort (from €75) allow pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
Which hotels in Koh Tao have fitness facilities?
Good Dream Hotel (Khun Ying House) (from €12), Koh Tao Montra Resort (from €87) and Ban's Diving Resort Koh Tao (from €65) provide fitness facilities. Satisfy your fitness needs even while traveling!
Which hotels in Koh Tao provide high-quality breakfasts?
Jamahkiri Dive Resort & Spa (from €138),The Dearly Koh Tao Hostel-Padi 5 Star Dive Resort (from €15) and Beach Club by Haadtien (from €84) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with delicious breakfast!
Which luxury hotels do you recommend in Koh Tao?
Koh Tao has many luxury hotels with different styles, Jamahkiri Dive Resort & Spa (from €138) and Overthemoon Luxury Pool Villas (from €166) are very popular.
What is the average hotel price in Koh Tao?
For hotels in Koh Tao, the average price on weekdays is €117, the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is €114.
What are the most popular hotels in Koh Tao?
Koh Tao has many popular hotels. Whether you're traveling for business or going on a vacation, Simple Life Talay & Divers Resort (from €24), The Dearly Koh Tao Hostel-Padi 5 Star Dive Resort (from €15) and Beach Club by Haadtien (from €84) are preferred hotels.
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