3/6 Moo2, Tombon Kho Tao, Amphure Kho Phangan, 84360 Koh Tao, Thailand·View on map
Koh Tao Heritage is a resort in Mae Haad, Koh Tao, with a swimming pool overlooking the sea. Its rooms and suites range from 16 to 48 m², with options for couples, families and small groups. Depending on the room, you can have a balcony or terrace and views of the sea, pool, garden, mountains or courtyard; some suites also have a separate living room and two bathrooms.
The resort has a restaurant serving breakfast with continental, American, buffet, vegetarian, vegan and Asian choices, as well as local specialities, warm dishes, fruit, juice and pancakes. Free private parking is available on site, and WiFi is free in the rooms. Mae Haad is Koh Tao’s pier town, with island services and nearby beaches; Sairee’s restaurants, shops and dive schools are also within walking distance. Guests often commend the staff and access to the shore, while some feedback raises concerns about pool maintenance and bathroom condition.
The accommodation includes double and twin rooms, triple and quadruple options, and suites for families or small groups. Room sizes across the range run from 16 to 48 m², with air conditioning and a private bathroom in the room details. Several rooms have a balcony or terrace, while views vary between the sea, pool, garden, mountains and inner courtyard.
The larger configurations give you more space for families, including a 48 m² family suite with two extra-large double beds. A sea-view suite has a separate bedroom and living room, seating space and two bathrooms. Some rooms have a bath, while others have a shower. Bed layouts also vary, from a single large bed to combinations with separate single beds or a sofa bed, so the room types suit different group sizes.
At 32 m², this room pairs a balcony and patio with mountain views, setting it apart from the garden- and sea-facing options. It has air conditioning, a terrace and a private bathroom with a shower; a flat-screen TV and streaming services are also among its features.
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This 38 m² triple room has a balcony overlooking the garden and combines a single bed with an extra-large double bed. Air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower are provided, along with a flat-screen TV. Its garden outlook distinguishes it from the sea-view rooms.
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At 38 m², this quadruple room accommodates up to four people with two single beds and an extra-large double bed. It has a garden view, air conditioning and a private shower room. A desk and wardrobe provide practical room features, making this the largest-capacity garden-facing option in the first room group.
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This 32 m² double room pairs an extra-large double bed with a sea view from its balcony and terrace. It also has a patio, air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower. Hardwood or parquet flooring gives this room a distinct finish among the sea-facing choices.
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This 32 m² room looks out to the sea and has a balcony, terrace and patio. Its layout includes two single beds and a sofa bed, unlike the double-bed configuration of other sea-view rooms. Air conditioning, a private shower room and streaming services are also provided.
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This 32 m² suite is arranged with a separate bedroom and living room, plus a seating area and a terrace facing the sea. It has two bathrooms, air conditioning and a sofa bed alongside the extra-large double bed. These separate living and sleeping spaces set it apart from the standard rooms.
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At 48 m², this is the largest room in the range, with two extra-large double beds for up to four people. The suite has a sea-view terrace, air conditioning and an additional bathroom. Its generous floor space and two-bed layout distinguish it from the smaller triple and double rooms.
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This 30 m² triple room combines a sea view with a view of the swimming pool. The bed arrangement pairs a single bed with an extra-large double bed, and the private bathroom includes a bath as well as a shower. A terrace and balcony complete its outdoor space.
See pricesKoh Tao Heritage has an outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace and a terrace, with beach access and sun loungers or beach chairs among its facilities. The restaurant serves breakfast in the room and can provide special-diet menus on request. Free private parking is available on site, and WiFi is free in the rooms.
For activities, the resort lists snorkelling, diving, fishing, hiking and cooking classes. A tour desk, public transport tickets and happy hour are also available. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage, laundry and ironing services add practical support during a stay. Family rooms, non-smoking rooms, air conditioning, a safety deposit box and allergy-free rooms are among the other facilities. Room amenities include a refrigerator, electric kettle, wardrobe, drying rack and tumble dryer, as well as towels, toiletries and a hairdryer.
Mae Haad is Koh Tao’s pier town on the west coast, with banks, pharmacies and other island services. Koh Tao Heritage sits between the pier and Sairee Beach, with Mae Haad Beach and Sairee Beach each 150 m away. The nearby shoreline brings together the island’s ferry arrivals, beach access and everyday shops and restaurants. The Mae Haad and Sairee waterfronts connect by a flat brick path, making it possible to walk between the two villages rather than arrange transport for every short trip.
Koh Tao has no airport, so arrival is by boat at Mae Haad Pier. Ferries connect the island with Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Chumphon and Surat Thani. Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 650 m from the resort; you can walk from the landing area or take a pick-up truck taxi for the final stretch. Free private parking is available on site if you are travelling around the island by road. Mae Haad and Sairee are linked by a roughly 15-minute walk along the shore, while the island’s roads lead to bays on the east and south coasts.
For a wider view of the coast, the viewpoint on Sairee beach and Koh Nang Yuan is 1.3 km away, and Jansom bay is 1.5 km away. Nangyuan Island is 3.8 km away and reached by boat; its sandbars join three small islets. Diving and snorkelling are among the island’s main activities, with dive sites around Koh Tao and whale sharks seen most often in March–May and September–October. Mae Haad is on the calmer west coast from November to March, although rough seas can disrupt ferry crossings, particularly from November to January.
Guests most often appreciate the resort’s position between the pier and Sairee Beach, its nearby restaurants and shops, and the helpful staff. Beach access also receives positive comments. Some guests report damaged pool tiles and limited shade, while others note dated bathrooms, weak water pressure and showers that can wet the floor.
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Ferries arrive at Mae Haad Pier, as Koh Tao has no airport. Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 650 m from Koh Tao Heritage, so you can walk to the resort or take a pick-up truck taxi for the final stretch. Free private parking is available on site without a reservation. Check-in runs from 14:00 to 20:00.
Koh Tao Heritage is 150 m from Mae Haad Beach and 150 m from Sairee Beach. Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 650 m away, while Haad Ao Mae is 350 m away. Jansom bay is 1.5 km away, and the viewpoint on Sairee beach and Koh Nang Yuan is 1.3 km away. The resort is between the pier and Sairee, where guests praise the nearby restaurants and shops.
Koh Tao Heritage’s restaurant offers continental, vegetarian, vegan, Asian, American and buffet breakfast choices. Breakfast can be served in the room, and special-diet menus are available on request. The menu also includes local specialities, warm dishes, juice, pancakes and fruit.
Koh Tao Heritage has double and twin rooms, triple and quadruple rooms, and suites. Sizes across the range run from 16 to 48 m², with views of the sea, pool, garden, mountains or courtyard. Some suites have separate living space and two bathrooms.
Koh Tao Heritage offers family rooms, including a 48 m² Deluxe Family Suite with two extra-large double beds and a sea-view terrace. Triple and quadruple room layouts are also available, with capacities of up to four people.
Koh Tao Heritage has an outdoor swimming pool with sea views. Some guest feedback notes damaged pool tiles and limited shade, so the pool’s upkeep and sun protection have been points of mixed experience.
Koh Tao Heritage lists diving, snorkelling, hiking and fishing among its activities, and also offers cooking classes and happy hour. A tour desk and public transport tickets are available for arranging outings around Koh Tao.
Check-in at Koh Tao Heritage is available from 14:00 until 20:00, and check-out is from 08:00 to 11:00. The arrival window ends at 20:00, so plan to reach the resort before then.