Amazing Inn Koh Tao

Every room at Amazing Inn Koh Tao has air conditioning, and the public areas are air-conditioned too. The rooms measure 35 to 50 m² and each has a private bathroom, with the triple rooms adding a single bed to the king bed.

The suite and the standard king room sleep up to two guests, while the triple rooms sleep up to three. Every room has a TV, an electric kettle, toiletries and towels, so the basics are in place from the first night.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and WiFi is also available in the public areas, with internet services for guests. The property has non-smoking rooms and is smoke-free, and the public areas have air conditioning.

A convenience store is close by, and the property has a terrace and a dry cleaning service. English and Thai are the languages spoken at the property.

Inside the rooms you will find a TV, a fan, a seating area, a sofa and a closet, and the bathroom has a shower, toiletries and towels. Some rooms have a refrigerator and free bottled water, and an electric kettle is provided, as well as a socket near the bed.

Chalok Baan Kao is a bay area on Ko Tao, a small island in the Gulf of Thailand that is reached only by boat and has long been known for scuba diving. The inn is within walking distance of the sea, so the water is easy to reach each day. It suits visitors who come for diving and for time on the water.

The turtle monument stands 700 m from the inn, and Haad Ao Mae and Haad Sai Nuan are the beaches nearby. Cindy's Tower is a viewpoint on the island, and a small market and a convenience store are close by. Many visitors get around on foot or by scooter, and the ferry pier is the way on and off the island. Samui Airport is 64.2 km away across the water, so anyone flying in finishes the journey by boat.

Nangyuan Island, 5.2 km away, is a popular day trip for swimming and snorkelling, and it is one of the best-known outings from Ko Tao. A day could combine the turtle monument, the beaches of the bay and the viewpoint, with an afternoon on the water or at a dive centre. The island is small, so the sights are never far from one another.