Top rated hotels in Koh Tao

Ko Tao Resort Paradise Zone
4.3/517 Reviews
Chalok Baan Kao
The Paradise Koh Tao Resort I was saying to my daughter how, for me, a 5 star hotel is not just about the quality of the room or building or the food or even the staff. It’s about the overall experience. Value for money, comfort, fun. We were met at the pier with our cases carried for us to a songthaews. We were met at the grand hotel by Koko who explained that there was a power cut. No electricity but he was smiling and so sincere it was not a problem for us. We were walked to our room by Koko and a colleague. They carried our cases. The room was just being finished with cleaning and we went into the massive room with a double and single bed. No AC because of power cut. It was funny with Koko explaining to us how it worked without being able to show us. My daughter and I then went to the pool which was absolutely amazing. We had the whole pool to ourselves for the afternoon. An elderly Thai couple came and we took some pictures for them. Then a German (or South African) couple. The pool and area was big enough that we weren’t in each others way. Able to relax, peace and have fun. We then ordered some ice cream and when the electricity came on we then ordered lunch; an omelette, a coconut chicken soup and red curry. It was absolutely delicious! (About 600BAHT). My daughter then showered and I had a bath on the balcony! Yes, a bath on the balcony, Bubbles bowing down the street. it was amazing! We then went down to the lobby and were driven free of charge into Koh Tao. We had a wonderful time in Koh Tao which is really alive again since covid. We then paid 500B for a cab back. We slept in the beautiful air conditioned room. The following morning we had breakfast (250B each) and were served again by Su (who was always helpful and smiling). There were other staff members (Myanmar) we didn’t get their names but thank you to them as well. Everyone was smiling, friendly, trying their best and running around for us. We then went on a snorkelling tour and when we came back went to our room which had been spotlessly cleaned with fresh towels etc. We then showered and went for dinner inside the restaurant because it was raining outside. For dinner we had Ka Pow (prawns/basil). Red Curry. Sweet and Sour Pork, coconut chicken soup (again). 4 drinks. It cost 870 Baht. The food at this place was probably the best of our entire trip. Unbelievably tasty I wanted to thank the chef. We then went and played a game of pool in the bar and then went back to the room and fell instantly asleep. The following morning a songthaews had been arranged for 8am to take us to the pier. The end! So, the night before we are at Suranthiya Koh Phangan and they are very similar. Only Suranthiya is about £350 per night and this place was about £40. I think in the 1990’s/2000’s this was Koh Tao’s Suranthiya. The place is a little bit old and weathered but it’s grand and fascinating with incredible view points and obvious history. The ambi
Fisherman Koh Tao
3.7/522 Reviews
Chalok Baan Kao
This spot suited our family perfectly. The kids were in the beautiful infinity pool at every opportunity, right on the beach and we filled up throughout the day with delicious fresh fruit smoothies, fab Thai food, and some western tummy fillers. Foreigners living locally as well as Thais and other tourists came to hang out in this chilled spot so there were other kids around to play with. The staff were really friendly and kind, and replenished our water and towels in our aircon rooms. The garden is lush and our stay was very peaceful. The location is great as we were able to swim out to or rent kayaks to get to incredible snorkelling spots on the calm bay. The sea water was shallow and calm enough for young children to play in. If you want a change of scene there are wonderful eating and drinking options a stroll along the beach, swings and hammocks on the beach, fruit bats to observe at night, the list goes on.
Bubble Bungalow
3.8/511 Reviews
Chalok Baan Kao
It was pretty good for the price. It has a forest-like environment. I liked going up the steps to the room, or hanging out on the hammock. It was very relaxing and the fan room was enough. Water was not hot and I realized later that you should not take a hot shower after scuba diving so it was good that way
JP Resort Koh Tao
3.9/59 Reviews
Chalok Baan Kao
The hotel is very good for the price it has. The room is very large and the bathroom is also. You have a small porch out with a table and chairs. It was quite clean and the location is excellent, next to the beach with all kinds of rooms, but quiet area. Also has a swimming pool and a restaurant on the beach. You can rent a bike there too and some excursions.
The Dearly Koh Tao Hostel-Padi 5 Star Dive Resort
4.3/534 Reviews
Chalok Baan Kao
THE BEST HOSTEL I STAYED AT IN THAILAND. Apologies for shouting, but I had an incredible experience of staying in the Dearly hostel. Hostel/Dorms: I stayed for a week in a female dorm which I would recommend - sheets changed every 3 days, new towels available daily if needed, clean and nice smelling space, and comfortable beds that were not bunk beds. Modern and fresh decor with partitions between beds for more privacy. Such a simple and smart solution! Lovely and friendly cleaning ladies as well:)) The hostel itself surrounded by palm trees; I would definitely recommend to check out their common space on the 3rd floor (pictures attached). Shared Bathroom: clean, modern and nicely smelling bathrooms with shampoo and soap provided in the showers. Diving: I did the PADI open water course organised via dear hostel. As I was staying for a week the hostel offers a good deal for the accommodation combined with diving. The big advantage is a deep swimming pool at the hostel where you can practise diving skills before going into the open water. The swimming pool itself was great - they use salt instead of chlorine, which is both appreciated for the skin and hair. I would definitely recommend the diving instructor we had - Fam - who made us feel comfortable and ready to move from the swimming pool to open water diving. When speaking with other people staying in the hostel they also had a very positive experience with their diving instructors. Social: the hostel organised daily activities which were written on the blackboard in the lobby. I have not participated in many as I have been diving/studying for diving at the time, but it sounded like a good opportunity to meet other ppl. Personally, I made the most connections in my dorm bed and during breakfasts:) really great people and smiley faces with people wanting to be approachable. For partying we were going to the Sairee beach part of the island. This is not a party hard hostel, but it had a very good atmosphere of pre-drinks before going out and having a beer with some friends. Staff: very helpful, attentive and accommodating staff. Good email communication as well:) Breakfast: served 7-10 am; very useful to have it in the hostel when doing morning dives; everyday breakfast included toast, pancakes, fruit in coconut milk, and a rice/rice noodle dish. This was the first hostel breakfast I could eat in Thailand as I have food allergies and the rice/rice noodle dish was always very tasty. I recommended this hostel to three of my travel friends & all really enjoyed their stay here. For me, there is no other hostel alternative on Koh Tao ;) definitely will be back for another diving session! Thank you!
Greenery Resort Koh Tao
4.5/52 Reviews
Chalok Baan Kao
We loved our stay! We stayed in the villa for 3 weeks and we loved everything about it. The place was super clean, peaceful and comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. We had a scooter to ride around in but they also offered taxi service. It was a great little getaway away from the hustle and backpacker vibe of Sairee Beach and only 10 min walk to Chalok Bay Beach which is great for swimming. There’s also an abundance of restaurants nearby and a supermarket.

Frequently Asked Questions

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    Whether you're travelling for business or going on a holiday, Blue Diamond Resort, Save Bungalows and Prime78 Hostel are popular hotels at great price points.

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Hotel Information for Traveller

Number of Hotels582
Number of Reviews2,799
Lowest PriceUS$12
Highest PriceUS$785
Average Price (Weekdays)US$119
Average Price (Weekends)US$116