Thapwarin Resort - Green Hotel - Koh Ngai

Eco-friendly beachfront resort on Koh Ngai with 30 natural-style cottages

Rooms & Accommodations

Thapwarin Resort Koh Ngai offers 30 standalone cottages constructed from wood, bamboo, and palm leaves. Each cottage has a private terrace and a bathroom with hot and cold shower facilities. Family-friendly bungalows and beachfront cottages provide direct access to the Andaman Sea.

Dining

The on-site Talay Lounge Restaurant serves Thai specialties and Western favorites, including a daily seafood barbecue. Ingredients are sourced from the resort's own gardens and local suppliers. Guests can also join a customized cooking school to learn hands-on culinary techniques.

Activities & Experiences

Koh Ngai Thapwarin Resort provides free kayaks, snorkeling gear, and life jackets for water sports. The tour desk organizes day trips to Emerald Cave in Koh Mook, Tarutao National Marine Park, and nearby islands like Ko Maa and Ko Kradan. Trekking trails behind the resort lead to a viewpoint over the island.

Sustainability & Eco-Initiatives

Thapwarin Resort Thailand has earned the Green Hotel Award for its conservation efforts. The resort cultivates local vegetables in its own garden, runs a fish pool, and provides metal water bottles with free refill stations. Single-use plastics and artificial straws are not used on the property.

Wellness & Relaxation

Thapwarin Resort Koh Ngai Thailand offers spa services with body treatments and massages. Guests can also fish, canoe, or snorkel directly from the private beach. The resort has a small shop on site selling basic drinks, snacks, and coral-safe sunscreen for reef protection.

• Rooms: 30 standalone cottages of wood, bamboo, and palm leaves
• Dining: Talay Lounge Restaurant with daily seafood barbecue
• Activities: Free kayaks, snorkeling gear, and trekking trails
• Sustainability: Green Hotel Award, own vegetable garden, no single-use plastics
• Wellness: Spa services with body treatments and massages
• Location: Beachfront on Koh Ngai, close to Emerald Cave and Tarutao National Marine Park