Mae Haad, Koh Tao · 5-min walk from the pier
Koh Tao Beach Club sits on its own 150-foot stretch of private sand near Mae Haad, the island's main arrival point. It's about a five-minute walk from the pier — and there's a free shuttle if you'd rather not — so you can drop your bags and be swimming or snorkelling off your own beach within the hour. The architecture is classic Thai-style, low and wooden, wrapped around an outdoor pool with loungers.
It's part of Pok's pair of Koh Tao places — the sociable, beachfront sister to the dive-focused Regal Resort. Days are for the pool, the private beach and easy snorkelling; the restaurant and bar handle breakfast through sundowners, and the tour desk will sort your dives, your cooking class and your onward ferry. Around 558 guests have rated it 8.1 out of 10.

The best-value way onto the beach — a simple double with a balcony over the pool.

Step straight off your balcony into the pool, with a minibar and a tea & coffee maker in the room.

“Regal Resort is for the divers; Beach Club is for the beach days. This one has its own little private beach by Mae Haad, a pool and a bar, and the ferry just up the road. Arrive, drop your bags, and have a sundowner on the sand with me — we'll sort your diving and your onward ferry over a drink.”Ask on WhatsApp
Your own private 150-foot beach for swimming and snorkelling, steps from your room.
Five minutes from Mae Haad pier, with a free shuttle — no sweaty transfer on arrival.
A calm private beach and a safe pool right outside — easy and relaxed with kids of any age.
There's a beach bar for sundowners, but Sairee's bigger nightlife is a ride up the coast.
Front row on the sand with a private balcony and a sea view — the one for waking up to the water.
Comfortable and friendly rather than plush — if you want a luxury resort, look elsewhere.