Ko Kut
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Ko Kut
The accommodation on Ko Kut is primarily aimed at people arriving on packaged weekend trips -- mostly from Bangkok. While it is possible to visit the island independently there isn't anywhere near the wealth of options that there is on nearby Ko Chang.
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Shantaa Resort
Gorgeous
Ko Kut
T: (081) 817 9648;On the crest of a small hill overlooking the seaport, Shantaa is definitely the most attractive and elegant resort on Ko Kut, with large bungalows that are simply, yet stylishly decorated in gleaming ... View details
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Ngam Klo
Hidden away
Khlong Chao, Ko Kut
Ngam Klo is a small operation hidden away at the southern end of Ao Klong Chao a few hundred metres past Dusita resort, on the hill. In the past it operated mostly as a package tourist outfit, but ... View details
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Dusita Resort
A good choice if you can get in
Baan Gamko, Ko Kut
T: (039) 529 610; F: (039) 532 224Dusita Resort offers a collection of attractive wooden bungalows in a private setting with a nearby sandy beach. Factor in the detail that a couple of these have a fairly decent price tag -- for the ... View details
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Happy Days
Friendly and clean guest house
Klong Chao Village, Ko Kut
T: (085) 154 3414;Situated in a convenient corner just off the main road through Klong Chao, Happy Days is probably the best of the budget options if you don't have to be directly on the beach front. Set perhaps 150 ... View details
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Doy Guesthouse and Sea Food
Basic old rooms in fishing environment
Khlong Chao, Ko Kut
T: (081) 8633 525;One of a group of guesthouses just by the estuary in Khlong Chao, this guesthouse/restaurant resembles some of the homestay operations in Ko Chang's Salakphet village. There are a few small, grotty ... View details
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S-Beach Resort
Brand new feel
Khlong Chao, Ko Kut
T: (081) 7819 499; F: (083) 9531 726S-Beach Resort has a group of bungalows on a hill behind a huge open-air restaurant. From the outside the rooms look like small weatherboard flats rather than the usual beach bungalows. The inside ... View details
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The Beach Natural Resort
Quiet retreat with great staff
47 Moo 5, Ko Kut
T: (081) 959 5858; F: (02) 214 2144Attractive in layout and setting, The Beach Natural Resort is in a fairly secluded area. Bungalows come in two flavours -- larger wooden huts and smaller A frame huts made of wood with thatched leaf ... View details
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Baan Pai
A cheap choice
Khlong Chao, Ko Kut
T: (086) 8247 164;Baan Pai is a small, barely-English-speaking Thai family operation set well back from the beach at Khlong Chao behind Khlong Chao Sea View. There's four rooms which have been recently constructed as ... View details
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Khlong Chao Sea View
Isolated but cheap
Klong Chao, Ko Kut
With no real discernible sea view, but only a short 100 metre walk to the beach, this budget guesthouse is pretty much in the middle of nowhere. Small, basic bungalows present some of the cheapest ... View details
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Khlong Chao Resort
By the river
Khlong Chao, Ko Kut
T: (081) 4036 174;Hiding around a corner on the way to the Khlong Chao waterfall is this same-named resort, it's sign sitting among a pile of old junk inside the gateway. The restaurant and staff house is down a long ... View details
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Siam Beach
Terrific option for independent travellers
Ko Kut
T: (081) 9455 789;Siam Beach is one of the best alternatives for independent travellers heading to Ko Kut. Fairly reasonably priced wooden bungalows are huge, with both fan and air-con, as well as a private cold ... View details
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Top accommodation by review
Shantaa Resort

1 votes Ko Kut
Ko Kut
T: (081) 817 9648
Siam Beach

5 votes Ko Kut
Ko Kut
T: (081) 9455 789
Dusita Resort

1 vote Baan Gamko
Ko Kut
T: (039) 529 610
F: (039) 532 224
Baan Pai

3 votes Khlong Chao
Ko Kut
T: (086) 8247 164
Doy Guesthouse and Sea Food

1 vote Khlong Chao
Ko Kut
T: (081) 8633 525
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