Sleep tight hostel koh tao

Accommodation at Sleep tight hostel koh tao is in mixed dormitory rooms with bunk beds. Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a fan, a reading light and a closet, and the bathrooms are shared, with showers and toiletries provided.

Towels and linen are provided, and rooms can also have an electric kettle, a coffee/tea maker and a microwave. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and rooms can have a flat-screen TV.

Sleep tight hostel koh tao has laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services, so guests can have clothes cleaned without searching for a local laundromat. A convenience store is on site, stocking snacks, drinks and travel essentials, and English and Thai are spoken at the property.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and in public areas, and the property also offers internet services. Rooms can have a flat-screen TV and a streaming service such as Netflix. Wi-Fi in the public areas means guests can also get online outside their rooms.

The property is smoke-free. Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a fan, lockers and a microwave, while the bathrooms are shared.

Sleep tight hostel koh tao sits in the Mae Haad area of Ko Tao, a small island in the Gulf of Thailand known for diving and snorkelling. Mae Haad is the village around the ferry port, where boats from Ko Samui and the mainland arrive, so the streets nearby are busy with dive schools, small shops and cafés. Ko Tao has no airport, so arriving on the island means a boat journey.

Welcome to Koh Tao Turtle Monument is 50 m from the hostel, and Haad Ao Mae beach is 400 m away. Sairee Beach, a well-known stretch of sand with many dive shops, is 800 m from the property. Koh Nang Yuan, a small island with snorkelling spots, lies 4.1 km away, and the viewpoint over Sairee beach and Koh Nang Yuan gives a wide look across the bay.

Diving and snorkelling are the main draws here, and the dive schools around Mae Haad and Sairee offer courses and trips. Boat trips to Koh Nang Yuan can be arranged from the island, and the walk to the viewpoints above the bays is a good way to see the coast from above. Ferries set the pace of the day, so plan the return crossing before you set out.