The Place Luxury Boutique Villas

The Place Luxury Boutique Villas is a four-star villa in Sairee Beach, Koh Tao, with a private infinity pool overlooking the sea. Designed as an adults-only stay for two, it offers two one-bedroom villa categories, each spanning 80 m² and combining a bedroom, living space, private bathroom and kitchen. Both have a balcony, terrace, sea and garden views, air conditioning and an extra-large double bed.

The Luxury Pool Villa has a glass-roofed bathroom and a large balcony, while the Honeymoon Villa is distinguished by a red, heart-shaped infinity pool, a waterfall feature and a 55-inch TV with Netflix. Each villa has a kitchen equipped for preparing meals, with a dining area on the terrace. Outdoor amenities include a garden, sun terrace and pool and beach towels, alongside options such as yoga, massage, cooking classes, snorkelling and diving. Free WiFi is available throughout, and free private parking is provided on site. With just two guests per villa, the accommodation suits couples seeking privacy and space.

Both villas offer 80 m² of private accommodation for up to two people, with a bedroom, private bathroom and kitchen. Each has a private pool, balcony and terrace, with sea and garden views; the room highlights also include air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. An extra-large double bed is provided in both options, and the kitchens have practical equipment such as a refrigerator, microwave, stovetop, kettle and toaster.

The Luxury Pool Villa is distinguished by its glass-roofed bathroom and private infinity pool, along with sunset and sea views. The Honeymoon Villa also has sea and sunset views, but adds a waterfall feature, a red heart-shaped infinity pool and a 55-inch television with Netflix. Both have a large balcony, while their individual pool designs and entertainment features set the two options apart.

The villas combine indoor facilities with private outdoor space. Each has a private pool, balcony and terrace, with sea and garden views, outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area. A sun terrace and pool or beach towels complement the exterior; inside, air conditioning, a private bathroom and kitchen are provided. Kitchen equipment includes a microwave, refrigerator, stovetop, toaster, kettle, coffee machine and dining table. WiFi is free throughout, and private parking is free on site.

You can arrange yoga classes, massage treatments, cooking classes, snorkelling and diving, and use the tour desk for help with activities. Concierge service, luggage storage, private check-in and check-out, a 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping are also available. Room service and a tea and coffee maker are provided. The property is adults-only, and upper floors are reached by stairs.

The Place Luxury Boutique Villas stands on the hillside above Sairee Beach, on Koh Tao’s west coast. Sairee Beach is 850 m away; its long white-sand shoreline is the island’s main strip, with dive schools, restaurants and beach bars. Recent visitors describe the villas as secluded, with sea, jungle and sunset outlooks; Idjangs Kitchen is 400 m away and Mint Kitchen is 550 m away. The hillside setting is removed from the busiest beachfront stretch, though sounds from the coast or wildlife can sometimes carry uphill.

Koh Tao has no airport, so visitors arrive by ferry at Mae Haad Pier. The villas provide a free transfer from the pier if you send your arrival time and boat details in advance; Lomprayah Koh Tao Pier is 2.5 km away. Free private parking is available on site. Pick-up truck taxis and scooters are common ways to travel around the island, while a flat brick path links Mae Haad and Sairee along the shore in about 15 minutes on foot. Roads down to east-coast bays can be steep, so consider the terrain when choosing transport.

For coastal views, Coconut Viewpoint and Top of the rock are each 800 m away. Haad Sairee is 1.2 km away, and Nangyuan Island is 3.2 km away, with long-tail boats travelling there from Sairee or Mae Haad. Diving and snorkelling are major island activities, with sites such as Chumphon Pinnacle and Japanese Gardens. From November to March, the west coast is generally on the calmer side of the island; February to April is typically the driest period.