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Hat Khlong Chao, Koh Kut

Library

Price around

AU$426

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Vignette Collection DINSO RESORT & VILLAS KO CHANG by IHG, an IHG Hotel

9.6

(98)

Exceptional

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Klong Prao Beach, Koh Chang

Fitness center

Price around

AU$175

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Koh Kood Paradise Beach

8.5

(138)

Very Good

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Koh Kut, Trat

Babysitting

Beach Bar

Massage

Pool sun loungers

ATTHAPON PREMRAT

romantic

The receptionist is very friendly. Beautiful location. Good service Comfortable The ship was postponed.

Price around

AU$80

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Mercure Koh Chang Hideaway

8.2

(622)

Very Good

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Bai Lan Bay, Koh Chang

Children play area

YARDPHIROON KANBANCHONG

Well, everything is fine, but the beach is not beautiful, romantic atmosphere. Suitable for couples.

Price around

AU$58

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Koh Kood Resort

8.5

(409)

Very Good

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Hat Ban Bao, Koh Kut

Canoeing

Diving

Karaoke

Private beach

Massage

Bar

PIYAPORN MOUNGJUN

I really like the room. It is separated into different buildings and has good proportions. The bedroom is wide, comfortable, and clean. The bathroom is also wide and airy. There are no mosquitoes at night. The garden view room is a bit far to walk. Breakfast focuses on Thai food, some of it is delicious. When I went, there was no salad bar. I'm not sure if it's normal. The staff provided good service and advice. There are boats and boards for rent for 150 baht per hour. There is a bar by the sea to sit and chill. The food prices are more expensive than outside. It's the normal price for a general hotel. There are motorbikes for rent for 300 per day. Overall, I give it 8.9/10.

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AU$94

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KC Grande Resort Koh Chang

8.9

(1,067)

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White Sand Beach, Koh Chang

Badminton

Beach volleyball

Canoeing

Beach towel

Beach umbrella

Bar

H***a

staycation

The hotel is clean, close to amenities, restaurants, and 7-Eleven. The staff are very attentive and provide excellent service. They are fast and efficient.

Price around

AU$135

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Mint Lotus Resort - Koh Kood

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Hat Klong Hin, Koh Kut

Spa

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AU$277

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AWA Koh Chang

8.7

(1,565)

Very Good

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Kai Bae Beach, Koh Chang

Show cooking restaurant

Canoeing

Massage

Poolside bar

Spa

Bar

Gigih U. W. N. P.

staycation

Staying here for two nights and it was amazing. The ambiance is perfect for relaxing, location is just 10 minutes to Kai Bae Beach, so many restaurants nearby but less party makes this place perfect. Staff are soo friendly and helpful.

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AU$77

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K.B. Resort

(20)

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Kai Bae Beach, Koh Chang

Tippawan Kamenkit

family

Good atmosphere, good location, delicious food on the beach

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AU$103

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Pajamas Hostel koh chang

8.8

(95)

Very Good

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Klong Prao Beach, Koh Chang

Pool or Snooker

Clothes dryer

Bicycle rental

Kitchenette

Watcharaphong Panpheng

Good school, cozy atmosphere, clean room, soft bed, nice bathroom, close to the beach, beautiful swimming pool 👍

Price around

AU$22

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Peter Pan Resort

8.2

(126)

Very Good

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Hat Khlong Chao, Koh Kut

Beach volleyball

Beach sun loungers

Beach towel

Beach umbrella

witthawat Petchrak

Good atmosphere with good wife and son. Very good staff. How many times are you here?

Price around

AU$230

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AANA Resort & Villas Koh Chang

9.1

(1)

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Klong Prao Beach, Koh Chang

Diving

Private beach

Car rental

Massage

Spa

Bar

Price around

AU$53

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Shantaa Koh Kood

9.6

(389)

Exceptional

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Koh Kut, Trat

Massage

Kiattirit Kenngam

The best of the accommodation, expensive but I can say that it is very worthwhile, very good service, super nice atmosphere. Recommend it 🤍

Price around

AU$226

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The Dewa Koh Chang

8.8

(561)

Exceptional

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Klong Prao Beach, Koh Chang

Canoeing

Beach towel

Massage

Poolside bar

Beach umbrella

Bar

Chanakan Rakkapao

Good hotel, Bali style, very beautiful, clean room, good service, definitely have to go back again. The room is not as expensive as I thought, good value for money.

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AU$101

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To the Sea The Resort Koh Kood

8.5

(48)

Very Good

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Hat Ban Bao, Koh Kut

Beach shuttle

Diving

Outdoor facilities

Beach towel

Massage

Beach umbrella

Pennapa Rakkean

The accommodation is very private, not crowded, the staff is very good, very cute. There are many corners to take pictures in the accommodation.

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AU$123

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Alina Grande Hotel and Resort

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White Sand Beach, Koh Chang

Diving

Table tennis

Bicycle rental

Car rental

Massage

Wheelchair accessible

Price around

AU$31

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Siam Beach Resort, Koh Kood

8.3

(298)

Very Good

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Hat Ban Bao, Koh Kut

Snorkeling

Fishing

Canoeing

Diving

Massage

Bar

Sutattar Klahan

backpacking

Probably free coffee but overall good, clean accommodation, courteous staff, good service

Price around

AU$79

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Seacret Kohkood

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Laem Pong Lak Uan, Koh Kut

Snorkeling

Windsurfing

Fishing

Canoeing

Diving

Beach Bar

Price around

AU$161

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Seafar Resort

8.8

(134)

Very Good

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Koh Kut, Trat

Canoeing

Marina

Beach sun loungers

Beach towel

Beach umbrella

Bar

Luksapat Bamrungtham

family

Good service staff Come and wait to get down from the car. New rooms, clean, with full facilities. What can you tell the staff?

Price around

AU$129

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Koh Mak Resort

Others

Ao Pra, Koh Mak

Price around

AU$90

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Cookies Hotel

8.2

(150)

Very Good

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White Sand Beach, Koh Chang

Water sport

Snorkeling

Fishing

Diving

Beach sun loungers

Bar

Price around

AU$68

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Total Accommodation: 656 Properties

Popular City	Koh Chang, Koh Kut
Popular hotel	High Season, Vignette Collection DINSO RESORT & VILLAS KO CHANG by IHG, an IHG Hotel
Popular landmark	Klong Prao Beach, Trat Airport (TDX)
Price starts from	AU$9/night
Review score	8.5 from 38,559 reviews

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About Trat accommodation

Tucked away in Thailand's far east, Trat is the gateway to some of the country's most laid-back island escapes, as well as a charming old town in its own right. Most travellers pass through en route to Koh Chang, Koh Kood or Koh Mak, but Trat's accommodation options range from simple riverside guesthouses to jungle resorts and beachfront villas.

Whether you're after a quiet canal-side stay in the old town or a beach bungalow on Koh Chang, Trat has accommodation to suit every budget and travel style.

Where to stay in Trat

Koh Chang: Thailand's second-largest island is home to Trat's biggest concentration of resorts, from beachfront hotels on Hat Sai Khao to quieter jungle retreats near the waterfalls.
Trat town: Stay near the old wooden shophouses and canal-side sois for an easy base close to the market, bus terminal and ferry piers to the islands.

How much is Trat accommodation?

Budget: AU$20-45, a simple room in a guesthouse or family-run hotel in Trat town or Koh Chang, often with fan or basic air-con.
Mid-range: AU$50-110, an air-conditioned hotel room or resort bungalow with pool access, sometimes just a short walk from the beach.
Luxury: AU$150-350+, a beachfront resort villa on Koh Chang with a private pool, spa and full-service dining.

What Trat is known for

Koh Chang's jungle and beaches: Around 70% of Thailand's second-largest island is covered in rainforest, with waterfalls like Klong Plu and elephant sanctuaries tucked into the hills behind the beaches.
Koh Kood and Koh Mak: These smaller neighbouring islands are quieter and less developed than Koh Chang, with long, clean beaches and a slower pace of life.
Trat's old town market street: Wooden shophouses and narrow canal-side sois lead to a covered market and night market, both known for local street food.

Top-rated hotels in Trat

KC Grande Resort Koh Chang: A beachfront resort with direct access to the sand and activities like canoeing and snorkelling.
Santhiya Tree Koh Chang Resort: A treetop-style luxury resort set into the hillside above the coast.
The Dewa Koh Chang: A beachfront hotel with spacious rooms and a relaxed, resort-style pool area.
Dinso Resort & Villas Ko Chang, Vignette Collection by IHG: A design-forward resort with villas set around lush gardens.
Trat 101 Waterfront Hotel: A canal-side hotel in Trat town, handy for the old market and ferry piers.

Travel tips for Trat

Ferries to Koh Chang, Koh Kood and Koh Mak leave from piers near Trat, including Laem Ngop and Laem Sok, so factor in transfer time from town.
Book accommodation early for the high season between November and April, especially on Koh Chang.
Trat's old town is easy to explore on foot, with the market, bus terminal and canal-side sois all close together.
Koh Kood and Koh Mak have fewer ATMs and shops than Koh Chang, so carry enough cash for a multi-day stay.

Do Australian citizens need a visa to visit Trat?

From 15 September 2026, Australian passport holders get 30 days visa-free on arrival in Thailand for tourism, with an optional one-time 30-day extension at immigration for about 1,900 baht (roughly AU$80 to AU$90, depending on the exchange rate). This replaces the previous 60-day exemption, so make sure your passport has at least six months' validity left and you can show proof of onward travel. Land border entries under this exemption are limited to two per calendar year, though that rarely affects a standard Koh Chang holiday arriving by air.

How do I get to Trat from Australia?

There are no direct flights from Australia, so the easiest route is flying into Bangkok and connecting onward. Bangkok Airways operates around 14 short flights a week between Bangkok and Trat Airport, taking about an hour on a turboprop aircraft. If you'd rather travel overland from Bangkok, minivans from the Ekkamai terminal take roughly five to six hours to reach Trat.

When is the best time to visit Trat and Koh Chang?

The cool, dry season from November to February brings calm seas, clear skies and the best snorkelling conditions, with temperatures around 25 to 30 degrees Celsius. March and April turn hot and humid, while the rainy season from May to October is quieter and cheaper, though boat trips to the islands can be cancelled at short notice. February is worth considering if you want dry weather without the December and January holiday crowds.

Which area of Trat is best for families with kids?

Klong Prao Beach on Koh Chang's west coast is the pick for families, thanks to its long stretch of shallow, calm water that suits younger swimmers. It also sits close to Khlong Plu Waterfall, where a short, easy jungle path works well for kids and all fitness levels. White Sand Beach is a good alternative if you'd rather have more restaurants, shops and ATMs within walking distance of your resort.

Where is the best area for nightlife in Trat?

Lonely Beach on Koh Chang is the liveliest spot, with fire shows, bucket cocktails and bars that stay open into the early hours, drawing a younger, backpacker-style crowd. White Sand Beach offers a calmer alternative, with sunset cocktails, live music and a wider spread of restaurants if you'd rather ease into the evening. Trat town itself winds down early, so head to Koh Chang if a big night out is the priority.

What are some of the top luxury hotels around Trat?

GajaPuri Resort & Spa and The Chill Resort & Spa are both well-regarded beachfront options on Koh Chang, with full spa facilities and pool access. The Retreat Koh Chang is a newer boutique property aimed at travellers wanting a quieter, adults-focused escape, with some rooms offering a private pool. Rates at these properties typically start from around AU$150 a night in high season.

What are the best things to do in Trat beyond the beach?

Most snorkelling and diving trips depart from Bang Bao, a stilted fishing village on Koh Chang's southern tip that's worth a wander for its seafood restaurants alone. Boats head out to Koh Rang Marine National Park, where you'll snorkel around Koh Yak Yai and Koh Mapring before finishing at Koh Rang's own beach, though there's a separate national park fee of around 200 baht for adults. Bang Bao is also a good base for booking a fishing trip or a sunset cruise.

How much should I budget per day for a trip to Trat?

A budget traveller can get by on roughly AU$40 to AU$60 a day covering a guesthouse room, street food and local transport, while a mid-range daily budget of AU$100 to AU$150 covers an air-conditioned hotel, restaurant meals and the odd boat trip. Factor in extra for inter-island ferries and national park entry fees, around 200 baht per person at Koh Rang, plus motorbike or scooter hire if you plan to explore beyond your resort. It's worth carrying decent cash reserves, since ATMs become scarce once you leave Koh Chang.

What is the best way to get around Trat and between its islands?

Songthaews, the shared pick-up trucks common across Thailand, are the main way to get around Koh Chang, running fixed routes between the beaches and the ferry pier for a set fare per person. Moving between Koh Chang, Koh Kood and Koh Mak means booking a speedboat or ferry transfer in advance, as schedules thin out considerably outside the November-to-April high season. Renting a motorbike is popular on Koh Chang for extra flexibility, though the island's hilly, winding roads suit confident riders only.

Can I visit elephants near Trat, and is it an ethical experience?

Ban Kwan Chang, in Klongson village in Koh Chang's northern jungle, focuses on feeding and bathing elephants in a river setting rather than riding, a gentler option than the island's traditional trekking camps. It's still a commercial camp rather than a large-roam sanctuary, so if animal welfare matters to you, look for operators that clearly rule out riding and keep group sizes small. Booking directly or through your resort is worthwhile, as spots can fill up in high season.