Suntisook Resort

All the bungalows at Suntisook Resort have air conditioning. The resort offers a 36 m² bungalow with a king bed for two guests, a 37 m² bungalow with a single bed and a queen bed for up to three guests, and a two-bedroom bungalow of 50 m² for up to four guests. There is also a one-bedroom bungalow for up to two guests.

The Standard Bungalow has a sea view, and the two-bedroom bungalow has a garden view. The bungalows are set among the resort's gardens, so guests stay close to greenery rather than to a busy street. Each bungalow has its own size and bed set-up, and guests can see the garden or the sea from some of them.

Guests have free Wi-Fi in all rooms and free parking on site, and valet parking is offered as well. Meals can be taken at the restaurant, at the BBQ facilities, and food can be delivered.

The resort has a games room, a shared lounge with a TV, a garden and a terrace. Canoeing, snorkelling, bicycles and tours are also offered, and tours can be arranged through the front desk. There is a playground, and kids meals are offered for younger guests.

At the front desk, express and private check-in and check-out are possible, with luggage storage and lockers, and daily housekeeping is provided. The garden and terrace give guests a quieter place to spend the afternoon.

Koh Yao Noi is a quiet island in Phang Nga Bay, off the coast of Phang Nga province in southern Thailand, with villages, coconut farms and small bays. The resort is next to Haad Tha Kao village, so guests who want a calm base close to the water, away from a busy resort strip, are well placed here.

The island's ferry terminal is Tha Khao Pier, 550 m away, and Low Tide Island is also close to the resort, a small island that appears when the tide goes out. Further afield, Hong Island and James Bond Island are reached by boat, and they are popular day trips from the island. Potsai beach and Sor Ngam beach each have a viewpoint on the island.

A good day can start with a boat trip, then return to the garden for the afternoon. The resort can arrange tours, and snorkelling and canoeing are also offered. Boat trips depend on the sea, which can be rougher during the southwest monsoon, so it is worth checking the conditions on the day before setting out. Evenings can be spent in the shared lounge or in the garden, and Haad Tha Kao village is next to the resort.