Hotels in Koh Yao

"This is a very cost-effective resort. The infinity pool by the sea is beautiful👍 It feels 80 meters long and is the first choice for swimming enthusiasts. The breakfast is rich and delicious, the dinner is delicious and inexpensive, the single-family original thatched wooden house is very impressive, and the sunrise every morning🌅 is so beautiful! Tranquility and far-reaching ~"

"lovely location, attached pic from the beach @ sunset. well worth the trek - the island is a 30-minute ferry trek from east Phuket but feels a million miles away! staff are friendly & helpful, restaurant is top notch. five stars!!"

"Great location and beautiful view from the room The infinity pool is breathtaking. I had experienced at Buffet night on Saturday The food is amazing, fresh and delicious Star to K.Best in buffet, his service mind is professional. And K.Dee the driver - he is always with smile and great service. The room is just wow, I like everything here Definitely come back one day."

"amazing place combining everything that is best on the island, lots of nature which is everywhere. Beautiful large houses with an amazing view of the pool and the sea. I recommend it to everyone who wants to relax in an extraordinary quiet place, we will definitely come back there"

"The last time I came to Dachang Island was eight years ago. Perhaps there are really few tourists on the island in the off-season. The only drawback this time is that the hotel sent an email two days before arrival, informing that the maintenance of the large swimming pool has been disabled, which is really the biggest fatal injury in this arrangement. I have eaten in several restaurants nearby. The only one I recommend Harris is cheap, and the mother next door and by the sea is really expensive. I rented a motorcycle and went to 7-11 to buy... I found that the hotel can do the maintenance of air conditioning carefully, which can at least save a lot of expenses for the boss every month, hehe!"

"This is a good hotel where every room is on the pool. Breakfast was good with lots of choices except, no pork. The island of Yao Yai is predominately muslim, so pork isnt offered. Great sunsets, good restaurants close and good massage places too. Motorbikes are available so you can tour the island and see all the different beaches. Taxis to and from the piers are offered and the speed boats to and from the islands are inexpensive. The sunsets here are awesome."

"Nice clean house in a quiet place. Lots of nature sounds around you. Nice owner, very helpful. A scooter is recommended."

"Great hotel to just relax and chill. Staff were all fab as was the service. Pool villa was great, right on the beach with a fabulous view. Ate in the restaurant every night and had some good Thai meals. Tiki bar was good for watching the sunset during happy hour."

"This hotel lives up to it's name, absolute paradise! It is so peaceful and relaxing with many activities on offer if you want. The daily yoga on the beach was a highlight! The food at the restaurant was lovely and the staff were very friendly. The buffet breakfast had everything you need and more. One small thing to know is that it is very remote, so if there are any snacks you would want, you might want to stock up before you arrive."

"This hotel's location, ambiance, and amenities are exceptional. However, perhaps targeting Chinese people, the service was indifferent. The Chinese female receptionist in the lobby was expressionless and condescending. The assigned housekeeper was snarky and slow to respond to WeChat requests, offering irrelevant sales pitches. Perhaps it was because I didn't take the 3,000 baht per person dinner and massage he recommended? The pasta I ordered in my room was a small plate of white noodles devoid of seasoning or flavor. It felt deliberate and outrageous! During check-out, the Chinese receptionist called to say the bellboy would collect my luggage at 1:00 PM, and the housekeeper would come to pick me up at 1:30 PM. My luggage was collected on time, but I waited in my room until 1:45 PM, and the housekeeper still hadn't arrived. They didn't respond to my WeChat inquiries, saying, ”If you're not available, just let me know,” or I could walk to the lobby myself. So, I called customer service, and they finally picked me up on a buggy. When I arrived at the lobby, I saw the housekeeper smiling and helping the Europeans and Americans carry their luggage. The hotel's actions give the distinct impression of targeting Chinese people! I booked a beach villa for four nights, and the guests next door changed three times. For nearly NT$5,000 per night, I received unequal service. I imagine other guests who booked this room type only stayed for one or two nights to experience it. I've stayed at many Anantara hotels in various locations, and the service here was completely unsatisfactory, even infuriating! (Picture 4 shows the pasta they delivered.)"