3-Star Hotels in Koh Kood

I read numerous reviews from different sites mostly pre pandemic. Numerous negative comments primarily focused on the lack of maintenance relating to bungalows and surrounding grounds. Well after my first day here I can say nothing has changed. I paid 2470 baht per night for my aircon bungalow x 5 nights. Generally, as long as the room is devoid of bugs and the aircon, tv, fridge and hot water all work (all okay here) I'm not too fussed about decor etc. But I think the price to value ratio lacked equity. I say this based on comparative island establishments from my extensive traveling around Thailand. Only the pool and beach were redeeming features for me. Breakfast was ordered from a set menu plus toast, juices and fruit. This switched to a buffet when there were enough guests. It was adequate for me. A ground maintenance crew turned up on my second day so they would have been kept busy for some time. The resort did organise a fire show on the Saturday night. I did not leave Koh Kood with a fond memory of my bungalow but I did toward the friendly, helpful and attentive staff and the location on this beautiful island.

Everything was wonderful. The idea of ​​an open-air bathroom is more interesting than convenient. As for the place itself: everything would be ok, but apparently the Thais are ok with the fact that the beach, on which they actually live, is littered with garbage, and there are bags and plugs floating in the water near the shore. As a result (and we were at several resorts on the island), eco-entertainment appears - vacationers themselves clean the water and the beach from garbage, put it in one place, and the staff smiles and watches this...... apparently this is a local feature.

The hotel was immersed in a wonderful nature, the cleaning was not perfect and the room was large, but we missed some comfort we used to, like the TV, the light lock and the bedside comfort. There was the minimum necessary, but it was right, breakfast was ”different” from ours, little coffee or milk (not available), but rice and eggs and salted meals. If it happens to you and you do not have too much claims spending the right on this island, it is the hotel that makes for you!

I like it very much. All the staff are lovely. The rooms are private bungalows. Not a very long walk from the reception. The equipment in the room is complete except the TV that is old. Completely complete, no need to go anywhere Sleep, eat, swim, watch the sunset Next to the sea, very beautiful Overall overall 9/10. This trip took my mother to an impressive vacation.

It has taken so long to be able to at long last stay at Shantaa and I was not dissapointed. This little piece of paradise was totally worth the wait! The view from the well appointed and very comfortable villa was magical. The whole place is kept very clean and there are plenty of areas to relax in from the beach to the pool, cafe and restaurant. The food is all cooked to order including the delicious breakfasts. There is plenty to choose from and you will not go hungry. For a totally relaxing break in a tropical paradise you will not find better. You can even arrive and depart directly to the Resort via speedboat. It would be wrong to single out any one of the staff as they all make one great team effort in ensuring your stay is as comfortable as possible. Thank you to everyone and I look forward to my next visit, it will not come soon enough.

Medee is located on a beautiful beach with crystal clear sea where you can swim and snorkel super fine. The best snorkeling spot is in front of the Seafar neighborhood resort. However, the service is lousy. The people who work there clearly don't enjoy what they do. They are unfriendly and not welcoming. In the restaurant we had to repeatedly ask for things. The food is good though. We had to ask ourselves every day if our room could be cleaned. We had rented a cottage, but got a semi-detached house (number 17) with a small, dirty bathroom with a toilet that was wedged between the shower and sink (very inconvenient), shower with a measly trickle of water and a sink with little space. The front door jammed and we always got it closed with difficulty, the patio furniture was peeling off and the neighbors were noisy. According to the staff we had booked this. Our family had booked the same and had a cottage (nr 12) which looked much better and they had no direct neighbours. Avoid nr 17 and 18! We booked a 2 to 5 boat trip for snorkeling. They took us to 1 beautiful snorkeling spot and 1 mediocre spot. After an hour the skipper wanted to return to the resort. We alerted him to the time. Reluctantly he brought us back to the first, beautiful place. Finally, we were back at the resort a little after 4pm. We paid 130 euros (4800 baht) for 4 people. Very expensive for Thai standards. The next day we wanted to explore the island and we hired a taxi for 3 hours. At the start they told what they intended; visit a few places nearby. We wanted to decide for ourselves where we would go. No conversation was possible. So unbelievably sad. The resort is in a beautiful spot and cottages 1 to 16 look great. You can also eat well there. The restaurant looks desolate, as does the beach furniture. Much furniture is broken and/or flaking off. With a little more interest and effort they could turn this into a top resort!

Our family of three lived in this new year for three days, and there was still some reluctance to go. The hotel has a beach, the most beautiful at 7 or 8 in the morning, there are very few people, the sand is not bad, and there are free kayaks for guests to play. The hotel is a small villa, very new and very clean, mini bar snacks can be eaten free of charge, building materials are mostly taken from natural materials, very environmentally friendly. The most praiseworthy is the hotel's restaurant, which is superb. I thought that the materials on the bone island would not be fresh, but in fact, the hotel restaurant can kill a large number of high-end restaurants in Bangkok, regardless of the ingredients or taste, and the price is very good. Kindly, we have spent two or three hundred yuan on a dinner meal with a full range of seafood and meat. There is also a happy hour every afternoon, and the cost is also very good. The fly in the ointment is that the hotel is rather ridiculous, travel can only rent a small motorcycle, the hotel rent a motorcycle to 400 pigs a day, slightly expensive.

I would like to thank the team at Tinkerbell Resort Hotel from the bottom of my heart. I spent two unforgettable weeks with my mother away from civilisation on the beautiful island of Koh Kood and all the two weeks we were surrounded by the care and warmth of the wonderful people working in this hotel! Lovely, friendly and helpful, they were always willing to help. I would like to say a special THANK YOU to the restaurant team, they are all not only very pleasant in communication, but professionals. Special thanks to Khun Thach Chheang she did a wonderful job along with her team - Laeng Rin, Sarorn So and Charlotte! Thank you very much dear girls, we love you and miss you a lot! You made us smile every morning when we entered the restaurant and every evening when you opened another bottle of Prosecco with great professionalism! We have warm memories of you! We would also like to mention the excellent work of the front desk, thank you Tihlaree! The ladies who gave us a wonderful, very professional massage every day - Nit and Anny, thank you! Thank you to the bartender - Tung for a wonderful job! Unfortunately we don't know the rest of the staff names, but we would like to say thank you to all of them - room cleaners, gardener, pool and beach staff and cleaners. They all work very hard to make your stay pleasant! The location of the hotel is also very pleased, the bungalow is right on the beach! What else can you want when you are on the island:)! Of course, it would be nice to renovate the hotel a little (light renovation of the rooms, because in some places the plaster is falling off). But believe me, these are all small things compared to the great attitude you are surrounded by when you stay at Tinkerbell Privacy Resort Koh Kood!

Well, after a lot of searching we finally found a place on the beach, away from the bigger resort areas, within our budget, and overall, we weren't disappointed. The good The location is ideal. Right on a stretch of gorgeous sand with a shallow stretch of sea protected by a shelf of rocks a hundred metres offshore. With young kids, nothing could have been better. Crystal clear waters, clean beaches, and just what the doctor ordered. The staff were very welcoming, and the resort provides free masks and snorkels as well as skiffs for up to three people to paddle out over the shallow sea. There are plenty of fish to see so it's definitely worth taking advantage of these. There's a great collection of tables, sun loungers, swings, and hammocks for you to use, and most have umbrellas to protect you from the harsh May sun. It was incredibly hot at this time and I don't think we were quite prepared for that. The staff were very responsive when we asked for some things to be fixed in the room, such as a missing towel rail from the bathroom, an iced-up fridge, a broken remote control. and these are were resolved within a day or two. Perhaps the best thing about the resort is the restaurant and bar. The food was, we thought, exceptional value and of really good quality. My daughter couldn't eat enough of the spaghetti with pork and tomato and the spaghetti with bacon and chilli is excellent. Also good value is the barbecue set which we had for lunch at least twice. There's enough for 3 or 4 people with just one set. The bar is a great place to relax in the evening though I wish they were a bit more imaginative and varied with their happy hour cocktails. The not so good I've mentioned the problems with the fixtures and fittings in the room. What I find annoying is that guests need to tell staff that a towel rail has been removed, and that the fridge is so iced up as to be unusable. For the price, these things should be checked at least between guest bookings. The wooden laminate flooring in the bungalows has been pretty badly warped and there are gaps between the ends of the boards. This doesn't give a good first impression but perhaps the most annoying thing about the room was the design of the bathroom which seems to have been done by someone with no sense of what should go where. When you open the door to the bathroom, it brushes the side of the toilet seat, which inevitably means the toilet seat is constantly loose. Mad idea to put a toilet just inside a door. I don't think I've ever come across a design like that before. The shower location and the way it's attached to the wall means that anything near the sink gets totally soaked unless you want to remove the shower from the fitting and hold it while you shower. I think a bit of care and effort when designing the bathrooms would have paid off. But perhaps the worst thing of all is the breakfast. Considering the main restaurant food is pretty good, you'd expect breakfast to be along similar standa

Accommodation next to the canal, there is a mangrove forest, good atmosphere, not expensive, but when arriving, the bed linen has stains. The floor is dusty. the bathroom is not clean But the receptionist went to change the linen and rub the room for a new one no refrigerator The accommodation is very quiet. Dinner has a pork pan set. Very fresh squid, this one is the best. But both my boyfriend and I got diarrhea after eating. There is a kayak for free pies. If anyone likes peace, can rest but don't expect Some receptionists don't have service.mind.