Hotel Koh Kood dengan Kolam Renang

Thailand is a favorite destination of ours, and Soneva Kiri is now our favorite resort there! We flew there from Bangkok International Airport to what is apparently the smallest airport in Thailand. Landing in this bare-bones jungle airfield immediately conjured up feelings of yesteryear air-travel to far flung lands. And being then whisked off to a waiting launch to take us to the resort only added to that feeling. Staff lined up to meet guests on arrival where our butler introduced himself. We were given our own buggies to get around with and so we toured the resort, which turned out to be quite large. It really wasn’t until the third day before we stopped making wrong turns when getting around. They have several restaurants within the resort, as well as one just outside which can be accessed by road or boat. All serve excellent food, with many ingredients home grown. They have an all-you-can-eat vegan chocolate room and ice-cream bar, which I often stopped by at. Most memorable moments for us were a dinner at their restaurant on the mangrove, which we took the boat to just at sunset, and the Treepod Dining where we were lifted above the jungle canopy for a meal overlooking the sea. Our accommodations were gorgeous with our villa having not only its own pool but also a private beach. Nice touches with a Smeg fridge and other cute amenities. The outdoor bathroom was beautifully designed and comfortable. Usually you’d worry about mosquitoes in such a jungle setting in Thailand, but we didn’t notice much of them here. If you’re looking for great selfie moments, this is the place! I couldn’t stop taking pictures of our villa and the way the sunlight played on it. And the sea here is crystal-clear blue. Beachside dining, clifftop dining, and the aforementioned treepod and mangrove dining all lend to amazing moments. I found myself constantly eating so though there’s a nice gym with organized programs of yoga and taichi, I never went to them. Haha. I did use their spa though, which was great. If you’re looking for a totally relaxing luxury getaway destination, this is the place!

We spent 3 nights in Koh Kood Paradise and it is really a beautiful place! Beautiful garden, clean and comfortable bungalows, very attentive staff and great food for reasonable prices. A small shop is also available and another one in walking distance... Highlight is the pool and the beach! We visit Thailand since 12 years now and it is one of a few pools which is not ice cold, my son loved it! The beach is a paradise, quiet and natural in walking distance. Perfect place on Koh Kood! Thanks to everybody for everything! Take care and stay healthy 😀

The beach front pool villa was perfect, looking straight out over the sea. Two huge double beds which were really comfortable. Cold, quiet air conditioning. Large bathroom with outside shower. (inc shampoo, body wash etc) TV with Netflix if you’re feeling lazy. And a coffee machine. Outside pool was an added bonus to cool off. Zanzibar, the resort cocktail bar make really great cocktails with happy hour (50% off) between 5 to 7 Breakfast was good and had variety. Eggs station, toast, bacon and pastries. They also have rice dishes, vegetables and pasta. The resort restaurant was disappointing with prices well over 300 baht for Thai dishes. The quality did not reflect the price at all. Be aware if you book a transfer through the resort to Koh Chang, it’s pricey & stops at multiple piers before heading to Koh Chang.

Usually a hotel or resort doesn't live up to the advertising but in this case it definitely does. Koh Kood is a beautiful island and this resort is amazing. Incredible location on a stunning beach, amazing facilities and fantastic staff. The deluxe pool villa was well-appointed with everything i needed, including a delightful little pool. The resort's galaxy pool is big and looks straight across the lawn to the beach. Every single staff member I came across was friendly, helpful and professional. I hope to come back to this beautiful resort another time.

We stayed in a Deluxe Villa and the Room Size is good,its clean and had enough room for the 4 of us (2Adults,child and baby) but the Garden or Terrace is not very charming or big or nice looking. The location of the resort is not the best especially during night concerning supermarket or Restaurants if you dont have a motorbike. The food in the Restaurant was good, breakfast was small but everybody finds something, the Scrambled Egg was amazing. The staff doesnt really speak english. There are a lot of People coming and going who just take pictures the whole day. There was lot of Trash on the Beach and in the water but its also a nice long stretch of Beach where you can walk and chill and play with your kids.

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.

Все было замечательно. Идея с санузлом под открытым небом- скорее интересно чем удобно. Что же касается самого места: все бы ок, но видимо тайцам норм то, что пляж- за счет которого собственно они и живут, закидан мусором, в воде у берега плавают пакеты и пробки. По итогу ( а мы были на нескольких ресортах на острове) появляется эко развлечение- отдыхающие сами чистят воду и пляж от мусора, складывают его в одном каком то месте, а персонал улыбаясь наблюдает за этим…… видимо это особенность местная.

I rarely write reviews. but feel when I do, I try to be as subjective as possible. Shantaa undoubtedly has great five star reviews, many of which comment on the idyllic, stunning 'paradise' location and great accommodation and service. For example, our suite, an 'extra sweet plus' was without doubt a beautiful space albeit, without the ocean views described! (More like a glimpse through the trees)! For us, however, we found the basic level of service and general information lacking, We stayed for a week and at no point, throughout the stay, did any member of staff ask us whether everything was The service at dinner was painfully slow and this appeared to be commonplace with a fair number of guests/tables. With the exception of one or two of the waiting staff and allowing for the language barriers) some members of staff actually came across as surly. It was difficult to grab their attention as they did not appear to like making eye contact. My husband and I dont eat that much and also eat very simply. Breakfast is served at the table rather than buffet style which we understood to be for sustainability, avoidance of food wastage. Breakfast for us was a couple of slices of toast and a yoghurt bowl each It was pretty amusing to see guests order copious amounts of food at breakfast and dinner, which is fine, yet we found it a real challenge to be provided with the most basic of things like cutlery, another plate or a little extra butter! We had seven breakfasts there and even to the last day and with the same staff, they couldn’t get it right Most days my husband resorting to going up to get these items himself. On the subject of eco tourism, our understanding is that the management (whoever they are as they clearly weren't visible or present during our stay) claim to be committed to environmental sustainability. We were at a loss, therefore, to understand the huge volume of towels and plastic bottles of water on tap that were freely available to guests throughout the whole day. As for the beach and ocean, be warned that although the small South and North rocky beach areas around the resort appeared to be cleared daily, just a few steps along past the pier, on the long sandy stretch of beach, it really highlights just how polluted the area is. To their credit, we saw guests from the neighbouring resort regularly walking out from the sea with handfuls of garbage and we witnessed a huge and diverse range of items washed up on the beach (glass light bulb, bottles of gin, flip flops, to name but a few)! In summary, on the surface, Shantaa is idyllic, but scratching below the surface, clearly reveals the cracks. This resort seems fine for returning clients who like to remain in a 'bubble' but idyllic, is definately not a term we would use to describe our experience

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

When you stay at Wendy The Pool Resort in Ko Kood, you'll be near the bay, within a 5-minute drive of Klong Hin Beach and Ao Tapao Beach. This beach hotel is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Klong Prao Beach and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Nang Yai Beach.Relax on the private beach or enjoy other recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and gift shops/newsstands.Enjoy seafood at Wendy the Pool Restaurant, a beachfront seafood restaurant which features a bar/lounge and a pool view. A complimentary local cuisine breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, laundry facilities, and coffee/tea in a common area. A ferry terminal shuttle is provided at no charge.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private furnished balconies or patios. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.