Hotels with WiFi in Koh Kood

"Simply an excellent hotel, but keep in mind it's on an island. The hotel has 30 bungalows and 44 rooms in the building near the entrance. We called it a 'dorm' after one of the bloggers. The hotel is located on a gorgeous beach with perfect sand and crystal-clear water. The grounds are beautiful and lush with greenery. There's a swimming pool (we don't use pools). Plenty of sun loungers are available. Most guests stay for only 1-2-3 nights, so loungers free up quickly. The staff are polite and try their best. Housekeeping is weak; the bed linen wasn't changed once in 4 nights. A squashed mosquito on the wall was left to greet new guests. In fact, all the walls had mosquito marks. Breakfast is from 7 AM to 10:30 AM. No queues, items are replenished promptly, and there are always free tables. The selection is small. There are tasty pasta dishes, egg dishes, a coffee machine, and a variety of juices. The reception provides free masks and snorkels for swimming. You can also take a boat for an hour for free."

"The best hotel in Koh Kuda!!!! A GREAT location at the end of Ao Tapao Beach, with its own private beach. If you're looking for more space, just beyond the pier, it's waiting for you! We checked in early upon arrival. The room was spotlessly clean, with a superb sea view. Two huge closets with shelves and drawers offer ample storage, so your belongings and suitcases don't ruin the room's aesthetics! The bathroom, shower, and toilet are spacious and tropical paradise-like, with thoughtful details including hangers, ladders, hooks, and a bench. The à la carte breakfasts are delicious, but with an unlimited choice. The seafood noodle soup is truly something special, as is the avocado toast and the coffee! We also had dinner at the hotel, and everything was wonderful. I was especially impressed with how they cleaned the room after check-out! We had a late ferry transfer, so we spent time on the beach, saying goodbye to our room, which had become our home, and seeing it serviced for three hours, washing all the walls, ceiling, and panoramic windows, not just the floors, shelves, bathroom fixtures, and linens! It was great that the staff knew their guests by sight and were very friendly. We'd be happy to return next time for a longer stay; three nights wasn't enough!"

"First things first: you won't need shoes at all during your entire stay. Everything is very stylish and boho-chic; linen dresses perfectly complement the overall concept. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Survival Resort. We had a luxury tent with a very comfortable spring mattress, which significantly enhanced the comfort. The resort is only about six months old, so it's modern and well-maintained. The entire team is extremely dedicated and attentive, especially the manager, who is very friendly and visible. You feel welcome and well looked after. The breakfast was perfect: varied, plentiful, and of very high quality. In general, a lot of emphasis is placed on cleanliness and order throughout the resort. Showers and toilets were always clean and well-maintained. The concept is exciting, and it will be interesting to see what kind of guests the resort attracts in the future and how it develops in one to two years. Currently, it's definitely a clear recommendation for anyone looking for comfort combined with a unique experience."

"We stayed for a week in February in a beachfront bungalow with air conditioning. We absolutely loved it. 1. Gorgeous beach and surrounding nature. 2. The room has everything you need, and everything works. 3. Breakfasts are abundant and varied. Fruits, fish, pastries, steamed food, soup, etc. Both adults and children will be satisfied. 4. The staff are friendly and always ready to help. 5. We had massages twice. Highly recommend. 6. The sea is wonderful. There's a reef with fish to the right. 7. There's a shop, restaurants, and bars nearby. You can walk to neighboring beaches. 8. Excellent location. Quiet place. In the middle of the island. We rode a scooter to waterfalls and remote beaches."

"Nice location, rooms are nice but the shower curtain was filthy but staff changed it when we requested, WiFi is slow. Staff are friendly, only downside I’d say is the breakfast is below average the coffee is horrible especially for the price one pays for a night, no bacon available for breakfast."

"It was our fifth time at Dusita and still is one of our favorite places in Thailand. Only 15 rooms, basic but clean and comfortable. Breakfast options good and plenty of choice. Extensive menu for nice food but missing the classics spring roll, fish cake and no fresh coconut! Shame! The garden is great with private beautiful beach. Not enough loungers and chairs and outside guests are flocking in as well. Massage on site great and Bi and Peng are the best staff you can wish for. We will return for sure! Had a great and relaxed holiday. "

"Among the nearby choices is definitely the one with the best food and kindest staff. Done expect luxury, it’s still a cheap choice and facilities to be improved"

"Although the hotel isn't huge, the grounds are well-maintained. The rooms are small (like most on the island, to be fair), but the bathrooms are massive, and both have been recently renovated. There are no TVs. Breakfasts are decent, almost homemade. The hotel offers scooter rentals and various beach essentials like inflatable mats and balls. There's a restaurant right next door and a roadside cafe not far away, and the prices were a pleasant surprise (not expensive for the island). S Beach is a short walk from the hotel, and the water there is incredibly clear. There's a massage service on the beach (prices are standard for the island, not cheap if you compare to Pattaya, Koh Chang, or Bangkok). The location is great because it's a short scooter ride to any of the beaches, waterfalls, etc. Highly recommend!"

"We stayed in a family bungalow. The grounds were absolutely gorgeous, the breakfasts were wonderful, and the cottages were thoughtfully designed. The bathroom was fantastic, with a tropical shower and hot tub. A nice, uncrowded pool was available. The beach was small and cozy, with plenty of sun loungers and free kayaks. Nearby, there's a small village on the river where locals and small hostels live. There are also cozy cafes, bike rentals, and a small shop. If you don't have a bike, you'll find everything you need within walking distance. There's also a pier where you can go to neighboring islands or take an excursion. Overall, everything was wonderful, thank you for a comfortable stay ♥️"

"Captain Hook is the perfect place to stay if you are looking for peace and quiet. The villas are nice, we stayed in a room with its own mini pool. Staff is extremely helpful and friendly. The hotel can help you arrange boat rides, scooters to rent, ferry tickets, etc. Some amenities the resort offers are massages, fire shows, snorkeling, kayaking, and skiing. You should know that there is no beach in front of the resort, but it’s a quick swim/canoe to the beach across from the resort. The restaurant and bar sits right on the water and offers various western and eastern options. We would definitely recommend the fried chicken wings! It was a great holiday and we would choose this resort again when we travel to Koh Kood in the future."