Ko Ngai
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Ko Ngai
All but one of the resorts on Ko Ngai are on one beach, on the island's east coast. The other place is located on the island's south coast -- a somewhat rugged trail connects it to the others. Most of the island is geared toward midrange travellers, with the newer resorts growing increasingly upmarket, yet there are still a few choices left for those looking to spend under 1,000 baht per night.
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Coco Cottage
Subdued elegance
Ko Ngai
T: (089) 724 9225; F: (087) 898 6522For style points, Coco Cottage is Ko Ngai's winner. Unlike so many Thai resorts, the upscale bungalows -- or cottages rather -- are neither gaudy or overdone. They sit a short distance back from the ... Read the full review of Coco Cottage.
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Thapwarin Resort
Stylis
Ko Ngai
T: (081) 894 3583;The Thapwarin entices visitors with a little more style than most places on Ko Ngai. Thatched bungalows have classy wooden interiors with big beds and large decks. Rooms are decorated to a very high ... Read the full review of Thapwarin Resort.
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Thanya Beach Resort
Quiet location, elegant atmosphere
T: (075) 206 967; F: (086) 950 7355The Thanya is nestled between lush hills covered in hiking trails and the south end of Ko Ngai's main beach, and it's one of the island's quieter settings. It's a luxury resort, and the only one on ... Read the full review of Thanya Beach Resort.
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Koh Ngai Camping Resort
Ko Ngai's only true backpacker scene
Ko Ngai
T: (081) 894 8454; F: (084) 308 1484Tucked between the imposing Mayalay and Fantasy midrange resorts, Koh Ngai Camping Resort is the black sheep of the island's typically upscale resort family, so if you're a backpacker looking for a ... Read the full review of Koh Ngai Camping Resort.
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Paradise beach resort
Isolated and not too expensive
Ko Ngai
T: (075) 203 024;Located on a very beautiful and secluded beach on the island's south coast, Paradise Beach Resort has a palm tree garden with hiking trails over the lush hills nearby. There is a lot of space around ... Read the full review of Paradise beach resort.
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Koh Ngai Resort
Generic Resort
Ko Ngai
T: (075) 206 951; F: (075) 206 955Koh Ngai Resort has a secluded location in a small cove to the south of the main beach, yet they fail to make the most of it. The small space between beach and hillside is so packed with bungalows, ... Read the full review of Koh Ngai Resort.
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Koh Ngai Villa
Cheap and on the beach
Ko Ngai
T: (075) 203 263;With most of the island going upmarket, centrally located Koh Ngai Villa is one of the only options left on the main beach for under 1,000 baht. The vibe is a bit dry and uninviting, especially in ... Read the full review of Koh Ngai Villa.
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Koh Hai Sea Food
Basic but functional
Ko Ngai
T: (081) 367 8497;Along with Koh Ngai Villa, Koh Hai Sea Food occupies the island's budget bungalow market, and though it's very basic, it does get the job done. Wood bungalows are simple with cold concrete floors, ... Read the full review of Koh Hai Sea Food.
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Koh Ngai Mayalay Resort
Midrange resort at luxury prices
Ko Ngai
T: (083) 590 7523; F: (086) 475 0057Mayalay is the sister resort of Thapwarin, and we were told by a staff member that Mayalay is more for the backpacker market while Thapwarin is for upscale customers. By the looks of each place, this ... Read the full review of Koh Ngai Mayalay Resort.
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