Save Bungalow Koh Tao

Save Bungalow Koh Tao is a resort in Mae Haad, Koh Tao, with garden-view bungalows and private balconies. Set in the island’s pier village, it offers a straightforward stay close to the waterfront, dive shops and everyday services. Mae Haad Beach is 300 m away, while Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 250 m from the property.

The accommodation ranges from compact bungalow rooms to a 40 m² family bungalow. All have private bathrooms, balconies and garden views; some are air-conditioned, while fan-cooled options are also available. The family unit has a separate living room and beds for up to three people.

Facilities include a sun terrace, free WiFi and free private parking on site, with a reservation required for parking. You can also use the tour desk, laundry service and daily housekeeping, or find snorkelling, diving and water sport facilities among the activities. The Mae Haad setting suits travellers who want to stay near the ferry pier and reach the beach and local services on foot.

Five room types provide a choice of bungalow layouts, from a fan-cooled standard option to a larger family bungalow. The rooms range from 22 m² to 40 m² and all have a private bathroom, balcony and garden view. Desks and seating areas are available across the range, while private entrances feature in several bungalow types.

The 40 m² Family Bungalow is the largest, with a separate living room and a single bed alongside a double bed, accommodating up to three people. Two other bungalow options have air conditioning; the Standard Bungalow with Fan, the garden-view fan bungalow and the Standard Queen Room use fans instead. A twin-bed layout is available, as is a queen room with an electric kettle. Room capacities are generally two, with the family option providing extra space for a third guest.

Outdoor spaces include a sun terrace, balcony and terrace, with the beach close by in Mae Haad. Water sport facilities are available on site, and the resort’s activities include diving and snorkelling. A tour desk can assist with arranging local outings, while daily housekeeping and laundry are among the practical services.

Free private parking is available on site, but a reservation is needed. WiFi is free throughout the resort. Other shared facilities include an on-site minimarket, an ATM and a designated smoking area; the property is non-smoking throughout and has non-smoking rooms. In the rooms, you will find a private bathroom, shower or bath, towels, free toiletries, a desk and seating area. Garden views, a drying rack for clothing and an electric kettle are also among the room facilities.

Mae Haad is Koh Tao’s west-coast pier village, where ferry services sit alongside banks, pharmacies, dive shops and everyday shops. Save Bungalow Koh Tao is 50 m from Haad Ao Mae and 250 m from Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier; Mae Haad Beach is 300 m away. The village has a practical, working-island feel, with the shore and local services close together.

Koh Tao has no airport, so arrival involves a ferry to Mae Haad from Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Chumphon or Surat Thani. From the pier, the final approach to the resort is a short walk through the village. Free private parking is available on site, with a reservation required. Mae Haad and Sairee are also linked by a flat brick path along the coast, a walk of about 15 minutes.

For a swim, Jansom bay is 700 m away, while Haad Sairee is 1.6 km from the resort. The island’s diving scene includes more than 25 dive sites, and snorkelling and diving are among the activities available locally. Nangyuan Island, 4.4 km away, is reached by long-tail boat. The west and south coasts, including Mae Haad, are generally the calmer side from November to March; from April to October, the east-coast bays tend to have calmer conditions.