15/2 Moo1, Sairee Beach,Koh Tao, Koh Phangan,Suratthani, Sairee Beach, 84360 Koh Tao, Thailand·View on map
Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao is a 3-star resort on Sairee Beach, Koh Tao, with beachfront bungalows and several sea-view options. Set along the island’s west coast, it is 2.2 km from Koh Tao’s centre. Guests describe the northern stretch of Sairee as quieter than the southern nightlife strip, while dive schools, restaurants and beach bars line much of the 1.8 km beach.
Room choices include bungalows and villa-style accommodation, from a 20 m² Standard Bungalow with garden views to 24 m² Deluxe Bungalows with sea-view or beachfront outlooks. Villa rooms range from 20 to 25 m², and the Deluxe Family Room accommodates up to four people. The detailed bungalow and villa options have balconies or terraces, air conditioning and private bathrooms; some also add a flat-screen TV or seating area.
The resort has an on-site restaurant serving Thai dishes, fresh seafood and Western cuisine, as well as room service and a tour desk for travel arrangements. Snorkelling and canoeing are among the activities, and the property has a private beach area. Free private parking is available without reservation, and WiFi is free throughout.
The accommodation comprises bungalows and villa-style rooms, plus a family room for up to four people. The Standard Bungalow is 20 m² with a garden view, while the Superior Bungalow measures 22 m². Two 24 m² Deluxe Bungalows offer either a sea view or a beachfront outlook. Villa choices range from the 20 m² Superior Villa to the 25 m² Deluxe Villa Room.
Balconies and terraces feature across the six detailed bungalow and villa types, which also have air conditioning and private bathrooms. Several add a flat-screen or cable TV, while the Deluxe Villa Room has a seating area. Views range from garden scenery to the sea-facing options closest to shore. The Deluxe Family Room has two double beds, distinct from the two-person layouts in the bungalow and villa choices.
At 20 m², the Standard Bungalow is one of the more compact choices, with a private balcony and terrace overlooking the garden. Air conditioning and a private bathroom are included, while hardwood or parquet flooring and a desk complete its practical layout. It accommodates two people.
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At 22 m², this bungalow is larger than the Standard Bungalow and adds a flat-screen cable TV, electric kettle and hairdryer. Its balcony and terrace have a view, while air conditioning and a private bathroom are also provided. The layout is for two people.
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This 24 m² bungalow pairs a private balcony with a sea view, setting it apart from the garden-facing and general-view options. The room also has a terrace, air conditioning and a private bathroom, plus a flat-screen TV and hairdryer. It accommodates two people.
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At 24 m², this bungalow’s defining feature is its private balcony with beachfront views, rather than the sea-view outlook of the other Deluxe Bungalow. It also has a terrace, air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV, with space for two people.
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The 25 m² Deluxe Villa Room is the largest of the detailed room options and includes a private balcony with a seating area. It also has a terrace, flat-screen cable TV and electric kettle. The bathroom has a bath or shower, and the room accommodates two people.
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At 20 m², the Superior Villa is a more compact alternative to the 25 m² Deluxe Villa Room. It has a private balcony and terrace, a view, air conditioning and a private bathroom with a bath or shower. A flat-screen TV and safety deposit box are also provided.
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The Deluxe Family Room is the only option configured for four people, with two double beds rather than a single bed. Its capacity distinguishes it from the two-person bungalow and villa layouts, making it the room choice for a small group sharing one accommodation.
See pricesPalm Leaf Resort Koh Tao has a beachfront setting with a private beach area, garden and terrace. Snorkelling and canoeing are available, and the tour desk assists with travel arrangements around the island. An on-site restaurant and room service cover dining, while air conditioning and a safety deposit box are among the general facilities.
Free private parking is available on site without a reservation, and WiFi is free throughout the resort. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are among the accommodation choices. The outdoor facilities include the beach, private beach area, garden and terrace, while canoeing and snorkelling add activities on the water. The tour desk can help arrange island travel, and room service offers another dining option alongside the restaurant.
Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao faces Sairee Beach on Koh Tao’s west coast, at the quieter northern end of the beach. Sairee’s white sand extends for about 1.8 km, with dive schools, restaurants and beach bars along the shore; the southern stretch is livelier after dark. Sairee Beach is 50 m from the resort. Mae Haad and Sairee are linked by a flat path along the coast, a 15-minute walk between the two settlements.
Koh Tao has no airport, and visitors arrive by ferry at Mae Haad Pier. The crossing from Koh Samui takes about 1.5–2 hours, while ferries from Koh Phangan take 45–90 minutes. From the pier, local pickup-truck taxis travel north along the west coast to Sairee. Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 2.2 km from the resort, and Koh Tao’s centre is 2.2 km away. Mae Haad has banks, pharmacies and other island services. Free private parking is available on site without reservation.
The resort’s beach setting suits snorkelling and canoeing, and the tour desk can help arrange trips around the island. Koh Nang Yuan can be reached by boat in about 10 minutes from Sairee; Coconut Viewpoint is 1.2 km away, Mae Haad Beach is 1.6 km away and Mango Bay Beach is 2.1 km away. From November to March, Sairee and the west and south coasts are generally the calmer side of the island; from April to October, conditions are calmer on the east coast.
Guests often commend the quiet northern end of Sairee Beach and direct access to the sand, with helpful staff also appreciated for arranging tours, ferry tickets and pier transfers. The restaurant earns praise for its food and sea views, though some guests note that the kitchen closes early.
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Koh Tao is reached by ferry, with arrivals at Mae Haad Pier. From there, a local pickup-truck taxi can take you north to Sairee Beach; Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 2.2 km from the resort. Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao has free private parking on site, and no reservation is needed.
Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao is on Sairee Beach, 50 m from the sand. Mae Haad Beach is 1.6 km away, and Coconut Viewpoint is 1.2 km from the resort. Koh Nang Yuan Beach and Mango Bay Beach are each 2.1 km away; Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 2.2 km away. Koh Nang Yuan is also reachable by a boat ride of about 10 minutes from Sairee.
Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao offers Standard and Superior Bungalows, Deluxe Bungalows with sea-view or beachfront options, and Superior and Deluxe Villa rooms. The Deluxe Family Room has two double beds and accommodates up to four people; the other detailed room types are configured for two.
Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao has an on-site restaurant serving Thai dishes, fresh seafood and Western cuisine. Room service is also available, although some guests report that the restaurant kitchen closes early in the evening.
Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao offers snorkelling and canoeing, and has a private beach area beside Sairee Beach. The tour desk can help arrange island trips; Koh Nang Yuan is about a 10-minute boat ride from Sairee.
Palm Leaf Resort Koh Tao provides free WiFi throughout all areas of the resort. The service is available across the property, including its public spaces.