Cozy Cove Resort

Every room at Cozy Cove Resort has a seating area. The accommodation runs from a 24 m² bungalow with a balcony or terrace and a partial sea view to a 40 m² air-conditioned room with a sea view, and the rooms take up to three guests.

The air-conditioned rooms have a TV, and the 35 m² room also has a balcony or terrace with a partial sea view. The Fan Bungalow relies on a fan and a mosquito net instead of air conditioning, and it has a balcony or terrace with a partial sea view too, so the rooms suit a stay close to the beach.

The resort has its own private beach and a solarium, and it offers diving, fishing and tours. Free parking is available, and there is a shuttle service. Restaurants and a coffee shop are on site, and the resort also has shops.

Guests can use the currency exchange, safety deposit boxes and express check-in and check-out, and daily housekeeping is provided. A laundromat and a laundry service are available, and internet access is available with Wi-Fi in public areas. Rooms can have a seating area, a private bathroom and a shower.

Cozy Cove Resort is in the Sunset Beach area of Ko Lipe, a small island in the Andaman Sea, off the coast of Satun province in southern Thailand. The island is small enough to explore on foot, and its beaches are the main draw, with the resort's own private beach one of several along the shore. Boats from the mainland are the way to reach the island, and the village side has a lively main lane of shops and restaurants.

Karma Beach is 50 m from the resort, and Sunset Beach and Sunrise Beach are close by too. The Walking Street, the village's main lane, is 850 m away, and the Koh Lipe Ferry Terminal is 800 m away, so boats from the mainland are never far. In the evening the Walking Street fills with diners and walkers, and it is the easiest place to eat out.

Koh Adang, 5.4 km away, is a neighbouring island reached by boat, and snorkelling around the nearby islands is a natural way to spend a day on the water. The airport in the area is Trang Airport, 118.2 km away on the mainland, so the last part of the journey is by boat. In the rainy season the sea can get rough and disrupt boats, which can change the crossing.