Salakphet Bay
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Salakphet
What sets Salakphet apart in terms of accommodation is its homestays that give you the chance live alongside a Thai fishing family. Homestays don't restrict your freedom and you don't have to get involved in family life if you don't want to, but it can be a very fun experience. Accommodation at these places ranges from floor space with the family to a private guesthouse room. There are also a bunch of guesthouses and a few resort like hotels. Upmarket accommodation is found on the western side of the bay.
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Lung Top Salakphet Homestay
Classic homestay
Salakphet, Ko Chang
T: (039) 553 071;With more personality than you can poke a stick at, the Lung Top homestay is a classic. It consists of a series of ad-hoc rooms stretching out from the main road over the bay, and is usually filled ... Read the full review of Lung Top Salakphet Homestay.
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Salakphet Seafood and Resort
Oozing class and ultra tranquil
43 Moo 2 Ban Salakphet, Ko Chang
T: (039) 553 099; F: (039) 553 099Salakphet Seafood and Resort has a restaurant on a large wooden deck that extends out into the sea and is arguably the most famous restaurant on Ko Chang. Fresh seafood is the specialty, and having ... Read the full review of Salakphet Seafood and Resort.
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Koh Chang Eco Resort
A charming modern homestay
Salakphet, Ko Chang
T: (081) 377 2809; F: (039) 553 080This newly conceived venture blends the luxuries and comforts of a hotel with the atmosphere and welcome of a homestay. Sixteen large rooms feature air-con, TV, crisp white sheets and a shiny ... Read the full review of Koh Chang Eco Resort.
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Koh Chang Marina and Resort
An acceptable mid-range option
48/14 Moo 2m Salakphet Bay, South Ko Chang
T: (081) 782 6040; F: (039) 553 055Large super clean rooms have air-con, fridge, TV with English movies as well as a VCD player. Bathrooms are well appointed with western toilet, hot shower and towels supplied. VIP rooms are made up ... Read the full review of Koh Chang Marina and Resort.
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Chai Talay
Interesting
Salakphet, Ko Chang
T: (039) 553 067;Pretty much out by the side of the road in the middle of nowhere, Chai Talay is to the side of a private house and a large but not busy seafood restaurant. Simple bamboo bungalows march sideways down ... Read the full review of Chai Talay.
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SaWang Homestay
A genuine Thai family experience
1/3 Moo 2 Baan Salakphet, Ko Chang
T: (039) 553 041;Sawang Homestay is a genuine opportunity to stay with a friendly family, sleeping on the polished wooden floor of their enormous house. This is a real Thai experience, with a fishing family who live ... Read the full review of SaWang Homestay.
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Homestay Sang Arun
Guesthouse-like homestay on the water
Baan Salakphet, Ko Chang
T: (081) 650 2658;Follow the footpath past Salakphet Seafood and you will shortly come to a very open plan general store with blue and white walls. Behind this is the Sang Arun home stay. Head inside and you'll reach ... Read the full review of Homestay Sang Arun.
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Salakphet Guesthouse
Cute riverside bungalows
Salakphet, Ko Chang
This little guest house sits aside the main road as you drive through Salakphet village, adjacent to the Koh Chang Eco Resort (but unrelated). When we passed by there was nobody home so we couldn't ... Read the full review of Salakphet Guesthouse.
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Ko Chang Island View Resort
Let's get physical
Salakphet, Ko Chang
T: (089) 1552 669;Island View is a truly unique resort in that it is located in the middle of the bay, surrounded by water! It’s accessed by a long pier which can be found a few hundred metres further down the ... Read the full review of Ko Chang Island View Resort.
Jek Bae
On the eastern side of Salakphet Bay is a string of mid-range resorts and a tiny village known as Jek Bae. The resorts are universally spread out and quiet even during the high season, so visitors pretty much have to make their own fun. It’s far less built up that Salakphet. Whereas Salakphet houses a large fishing community, this area is predominantly resorts. It provides an extremely laid back feeling and is a far cry from the mass urbanisation of Ko Chang's west coast. Some small beaches can be found here, and stunning views can be seen from nearly everywhere. During the green season its virtually empty and good bargains can be had; don’t be afraid to haggle.
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Koh Chang Karang Bayview Resort
A pleasant castaway spot
Baan Jek Bae, Ko Chang
T: (081) 733 3741;The last time we reviewed Karang Bay view it received a luke warm reception -- this time round however it caught our eye. It's literally the last place you come to at the most southern most point of ... Read the full review of Koh Chang Karang Bayview Resort.
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Judo Resort
A little bit different
Baan Jek Bae, Ko Chang
T: (089) 925 4122;Judo offers standard concrete hotel-style rooms which are clean as a whistle with air-con, fully-sheeted beds, Thai TV and toiletries. More interesting are attractive wooden bungalows that come in ... Read the full review of Judo Resort.
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Ploy Talay Resort
Vast grounds of mown grass
Baan Jek Bae
T: (02) 539 2120-2; F: (02) 538 2200Vast grounds of mown grass are sparsely dotted with 22 tidy bungalows at Ploy Talay. Good sized air-con rooms have clean, crisp white sheets and Thai TV. Smaller wooden bungalows closer to the sea ... Read the full review of Ploy Talay Resort.
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Banmae Resort
Thai style
12/3 Baan Jek Bae, Ko Chang
T: (081) 782 6924; F: (02) 747 1136Ban Mae has had a makeover in recent years. Without totally excelling they have managed a cluster of small but cosy bungalows set in a tranquil and serene garden with a large pond centre stage. The ... Read the full review of Banmae Resort.
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Khlong Goot Homestay and Resort
In the middle of nowhere
Baan Jek Bae
T: (089) 225 6359;Although labelled a homestay, this place is more of a guest house. Very basic wooden bamboo huts with thatched leaf roofs stand in the middle of nowhere. Bathrooms have a cold shower and bucket flush ... Read the full review of Khlong Goot Homestay and Resort.
Long Beach
Long Beach is linked to Salakphet via a cliffside road with some very steep sections. Though most of this road is sealed, those daunted by heights should think twice about attempting the trip on motorbike.
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Treehouse
A new hippy hideaway
Long Beach, Ko Chang
What to do when your secluded bungalow business is swamped by a wave of high-end development? You build a new one, of course. The team behind the long-popular Treehouse in Lonely Beach have ... Read the full review of Treehouse.
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Salakphet Bay
T: (089) 925 4122
Salakphet Seafood and Resort

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Salakphet Bay
T: (039) 553 099
F: (039) 553 099
Lung Top Salakphet Homestay

1 vote Salakphet
Salakphet Bay
T: (039) 553 071
Koh Chang Karang Bayview Resort

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Salakphet Bay
T: (081) 733 3741
Koh Chang Eco Resort

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T: (081) 377 2809
F: (039) 553 080
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