Top 5-Star Hotels in Koh Yao

Cape Kudu was the perfect island getaway. With that being said, the location is very secluded and requires multiple methods of transport. Although necessary and obvious for an island stay to be secluded, there could be increased methods of getting to the island. Service was impeccable. We celebrated a birthday here and the staff left a small complimentary cake in our room on the day of! They really go above and behind to make your stay amazing. Breakfast is also great - an immense assortment. There’s a roti station, egg station and lots of local and Western dishes available. Overall, would definitely stay at the Cape locations around Thailand!

Overall a good stay. Feels like it’s one of the best on the island. If you’re looking for a really quiet town with lots of sun and relaxation, this is it. Resort food leaves something to be desired. There is much better (and cheaper) food up the road within a few steps. Cleanliness is on par with the what I’ve seen elsewhere in Thailand. Would go back!

I have been here the second time and i found quite few unpleasant things at the property . First the property has gone old ,the color of villas , cottages needs a repaint . That really would bring back the freshness . Limited items in food menu for Travellers from indian subcontinent . I am a vegetarian and only had option of either pizaa or fried rice in the last 3 days . Plus the property has gone expensive witn no extra benefits . This things has to be looked upon as i came with my family to show them a great property but i was quite upset when i came here . Hope the message reaches the decisionmakers .

Ins Internet celebrity hotel. . . won't be too disappointed, It won’t be so amazing. There are really wild hornbills in the hotel. Bananas will be used to lure them down from time to time. Don’t forget to see it. The round-trip transportation is very expensive. This is a small island. There is no cost environment to compare with the city. , not necessary

Liushan alone can represent a lot. The service need not be necessarily good. Someone will help you when needed. The rooms are great. The modern rooms guarantee absolute comfort and safety. Some people say that the problem of mosquitoes is actually very simple. If you go to other resorts 200 meters away and go around and get bitten, you can feel how much Six Sense has done to reduce mosquitoes. Six Sense must have done what it can.         But there are a few points, you need to pay attention, if you mind, go elsewhere. First, there is almost no Chinese service. The residents are basically all Westerners, and the service staffs are very good at English, but they can't speak a word of Chinese. Those who can speak English can be ignored. Secondly, the room rate does not include the pick-up and drop-off. If you are not a veteran on the island, you can't do it, so the pick-up or pick-up and drop-off from other hotels is necessary for 99% of people. From other hotels, even right next to the airport, it costs 600 baht per person. It is important to pay attention to this, because with this cost, the overall holiday price soars, and you can go to amanpuri without adding too much budget. This sentence is not to say that An An is good, each has its own advantages. Six senses are definitely unique. Third, the food on yao noi island is really expensive. six sense per meal 1000+ baht per person, excluding drinks, don't think it is expensive, because even if you go to other places, it is the price. Going elsewhere will be bitten by mosquitoes.         Just like I saw other people's comments before, if I robbed the bank and ran away someday, I will spend the second half of my life here.

The hotel is a large complex intended for a large (Chinese) clientele. It is very well located with direct access to the beach and close to small restaurants. The rooms are pleasant, clean and well maintained. As the Chinese clientele has not yet returned since Covid, the services are rather average due to a lack of staff who are nevertheless very friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet is very average and there is no possibility of lunch or dinner although the dining room is huge. Ko Yao Yai being renowned for being wilder than the rest of the islands in the region, it is not surprising that the tourist take-off is late and life seems ”in slow motion”.

The bunk bed is very suitable for families with two children. The slide pool and the children's activity room ocean ball are suitable for parents and children. The hotel is relatively new as a whole and has a good design. The swimming pool in the front area is very quiet and suitable for honeymoon families. The villa is also very good and is the first choice with no budget limit. The only flaw is that the water quality of Yao Ya Island is average. There is no sea and only tidal flats during low tide at 5 or 6 o'clock. From 3 to 4 o'clock in the morning, you can play on the beach and tread water. Surrounding restaurants such as Chill Chill are cheap and good. The Japanese restaurant in the hotel is relatively expensive and the dishes are very average. I don't recommend it. The beach restaurant tastes good, but the seafood platter costs more than 1,000. The seafood is average and seems to be frozen, so be careful when ordering it. Regarding the speedboat issue, the hotel's official website shows that a three-night reservation includes a speedboat. I also booked a three-night reservation with Ctrip and no money was charged, so I'm not sure whether Ctrip's booking package includes the speedboat fee. It would be best if Ctrip could write it clearly in the reservation. After all, the official website reservation website The speed is very slow, but it is very convenient if you are used to Ctrip.