Infinity Guesthouse

Rooms at Infinity Guesthouse are set up for two or three guests, with king and queen beds, and most of them have a city view. The rooms include studios, doubles, a standard room and a room with a balcony, so couples and groups of three can both find a room.

The rooms can have a private bathroom with a walk-in shower or a shower, a hair dryer, toiletries, towels and an electric kettle, along with a TV with satellite or cable channels, streaming services such as Netflix and a telephone. Air conditioning and soundproofing are available in some rooms, and linens, a fan and a refrigerator can be found in certain rooms as well.

Infinity Guesthouse has spa and sauna facilities, with massage and body scrub treatments, and a salon. Facilities for guests with disabilities are also available.

For meals, the property has a restaurant that serves Asian and international cuisine, a vegetarian restaurant, a snack bar, a bar and room service. Breakfast can also be taken away, and lunch and dinner are served in the restaurant as well, with food delivery available too.

Outdoors, guests can rent bicycles, go snorkelling, diving, canoeing, fishing or hiking, and the guesthouse can arrange tours and a taxi service. Laundry service is available, and the property has free parking on site and free Wi-Fi in all rooms.

Mae Haad is the village around the ferry pier on Ko Tao, the small Thai island in the Gulf of Thailand known for its diving and snorkelling. The island is reached by boat, and the streets around the pier are lined with dive shops and massage places, while the beach road has casual places to eat. The sea is the main reason people come to the island, and the village has the feel of a working harbour.

Haad Ao Mae, the beach nearest to the guesthouse, is about 300 m away, and a shrine to King Chulalongkorn, known as Rama V, stands 450 m off. Sairee Beach, the island's main beach strip, lies 650 m from the property. Sairee Viewpoint overlooks the beach and the small island of Koh Nang Yuan, which is reached by boat, and Jansom Bay and Shark Bay lie further along the coast.

A good day could begin on Haad Ao Mae, continue along Sairee Beach, where the dive shops are concentrated, and end with a boat trip to Koh Nang Yuan, the small island offshore. Sairee Viewpoint is a good place to see the beach and the island from above. Back in Mae Haad, the streets near the pier make an easy evening walk through the village, with its food stalls and massage shops.