Where to Stay in Trat?
12 Hotels We Actually Reviewed
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The top score in this guide at 9.4 — Dinso is a 5-star beachfront resort on Klong Prao under IHG's Vignette Collection, starting from just ฿4,500. The draw is modern design and big-chain service standards at a price well below the usual luxury resorts on Koh Chang. Real guest reviews praise the fresh, stylish rooms, the beachfront location and breakfast, though some note Klong Prao gets shallow and rocky at low tide. A great fit if you want 5-star on Koh Chang without paying pool-villa rates.

Santhiya Tree is a luxury resort from the Santhiya group, built around teakwood villas in lush tropical gardens on Klong Prao Beach, scoring 9.4. The standout is the carved teakwood and the calm, private garden setting, with rooms ranging from garden villas up to Pool Access and Hideaway Pool Villas. Real guest reviews love the atmosphere and craftsmanship, but note some villas sit on a slope with steps, and rates start noticeably higher than Dinso. Ideal for couples and honeymooners who love woodwork and gardens.

Shantaa is a 4-star boutique resort scoring a high 9.4 from around 385 reviews — the highest score and most reviews in the 4-star tier here. The draw is 24 villas spread through lush hillside gardens at Ao Tapao on Koh Kood, with strong privacy and the open-air bathrooms with a garden bathtub that nearly every review mentions. There's an infinity pool with sea views, a quiet private beach, and a breakfast that gets repeated praise. Real guest reviews love the atmosphere and service, but note some villas are small, rooms have no TV (by design), and Koh Kood is far. Ideal for couples and anyone after a quiet retreat.

High Season is a pool-villa resort on Koh Kood where every room has its own private pool, and it's the most-reviewed luxury stay here — over 804 reviews at 9.2. The draw is a private pool villa on quiet Koh Kood, with clear water and beautiful beaches — a genuine escape. Real guest reviews praise the privacy and in-room pools, but are clear that Koh Kood is far (a 1–1.5 hour speedboat) and dining outside the resort is limited. Best for a longer, stay-put holiday.

Awa is a modern-design 4-star boutique beach resort on Kai Bae Beach with a healthy 460 reviews at 8.9. The draw is the contemporary design and a Kai Bae location that's quieter than White Sand Beach but still has restaurants and bars nearby. The entry Superior Hillside sits in the garden across the road and starts at just ฿1,800. Real guest reviews praise the design and value, but note the entry rooms aren't beachfront — you cross the road to the sea side.

KC Grande is a 4-star resort right on White Sand Beach with a strong 497 reviews at 8.9. The draw is a central spot on Koh Chang's most popular beach — you can walk onto the sand, with restaurants and bars all around. There's a beach side and a (newer) hill side, plus Family Suites. Real guest reviews praise the location and service, but note White Sand Beach is lively and gets crowded in high season. Best if you want to be in the middle of the action on Koh Chang.

Seavana is a beachfront resort on Koh Mak where every room is a sea view, scoring a high 9.3. The draw is the Ao Suan Yai location with full sunset views, and Koh Mak's calm vibe — flat enough to cycle around. Real guest reviews praise the views and the quiet, but honestly the review count is still low (25) compared with others here. Great for couples and anyone after a small, quiet island at 3-star prices.

Mira Montra is a 4-star boutique resort on Ao Phra Beach, Koh Mak, built around sea-view rooms and private villas, scoring 9.0. The draw is a mix of hilltop sea-view rooms and beachfront villas, plus a 2-bedroom Family Villa for families or groups of friends. Real guest reviews praise the views and Koh Mak's calm, though the review count is still modest (66) and some villas sit on a slope with steps. A good fit for a villa on a small island at mid-range prices.

Chang Buri is a well-priced 3-star beach resort at the south end of White Sand Beach, from just ฿1,600, scoring 8.7. It sits at the quieter end of White Sand and has both a sea side and a hill side (with views over the bay), plus Pool Side Villas and a Pool Villa for those who want to upgrade. Real guest reviews praise the value and the bay-view pool, but note the hill-side rooms involve a climb and some parts are dated. Good for mid-budget travellers who want the White Sand zone without the crowds.

Trat City Hotel is the cheapest stay in this guide, from just ฿900, yet it scores a high 9.2. The draw is a central Trat Town location — handy for a night before an early island boat, or for the night you come back from the islands before flying out. Rooms are clean with a private balcony, TV and fridge. Real guest reviews praise the cleanliness and value, but it's clearly a town hotel, not on the sea. Best for budget travellers and anyone using Trat Town as a transit base.

Koh Kood Resort is a beachfront bungalow resort on Bang Bao Bay that gets you onto Koh Kood at a 3-star budget, from ฿2,500, scoring 8.2. The draw is simple garden bungalows by the beach with a back-to-nature feel, from garden views up to a Sea View Bungalow. Real guest reviews praise the beachfront spot and the quiet, but note the rooms and facilities are simple in the island style, and Koh Kood is far — which is why it lands near the end. Good for mid-budget travellers who want Koh Kood without paying pool-villa rates.

Pajamas is the cheapest stay in this guide — dorms from just ฿550 — and well-reviewed with 830 reviews at 8.8. The draw is the stylish design, a swimming pool and a social vibe where it's easy to meet other travellers. Dorms have bunk beds with privacy curtains and personal reading lights, there's a female-only dorm, and a Deluxe Double for those who want a private room. Real guest reviews praise the design, the pool and the value, but it's clearly a hostel — not for those who want a lot of privacy.