About the Resort
Leelavadee Resort is situated just off the main road to Chalok Baan Kao Bay and beach, about a 3 minute walk from the 7/11, local shops, and internet cafes in Chalok Baan Kao. The resort's bungalows are set on the hillside, facing west towards the sunset.
The bungalows are clean and well maintained, with European style bathrooms. Rooms are clean and quite roomy, and a few bungalows offer private balconies with a fantastic view of the sea.
Rooms & Bungalows
- Standard (1 Double Bed)
- Standard (2 Single Beds)
- Standard (1 Single Bed)
Fan bungalows with western toilets and cold showers provide a simple, comfortable base for exploring the southern side of the island.
The west-facing hillside setting of Leelavadee Resort gives it a quiet, sun-soaked character that suits travellers who prefer a slower pace. Tucked just off the road leading toward Chalok Baan Kao, the bungalows are arranged to catch the late afternoon light, with the surrounding vegetation softening each private balcony. The combination of a peaceful outlook and straightforward access to nearby shops and cafés makes it a comfortable base for visitors who want calm surroundings without feeling cut off from the village. Practical touches shape the everyday experience here, from the on-site restaurant that simplifies meal planning to the simple, well-kept interiors of each bungalow. The clean lines of European-style bathrooms and the option of either double or twin beds reflect an emphasis on straightforward comfort rather than excess. Whether spending quiet evenings watching the sunset or heading out to explore the bay, guests generally find the balance of scenery, convenience, and value well suited to a relaxed island stay.
Set on a quiet hillside a short walk from the southern bay, this small resort is a peaceful base for travelers who want to stay close to local shops and the beach without giving up a sense of seclusion. Bungalows face west, so evenings tend to slow down with wide-open sunset views over the water, and a few rooms open onto private balconies that capture that same horizon. Interiors are tidy and unfussy, with European-style bathrooms, comfortable beds, and just enough space to spread out after a day of diving or island exploring. A relaxed on-site restaurant adds convenience, while the surrounding jungle keeps things calm and shaded.