Savage Hostel Koh Tao

Thank you Savage Hostel!! Definitely one of the nicest hostels I’ve stayed in, super clean everywhere - including bathrooms!! Comfy bed, hot showers and free cold drinking water. Rooftop pool + bar nice to chill by. Staff were friendly and helpful if you need anything. Special shoutout to the hostel manager Rosie who was suuuuuuuper helpful in helping me find my passport haha. Would stay again!!

This is bar far the nicest hostel on the island. We are travellers in our mid 30’s and it was much better for us than the other hostels which are for much younger travellers. The suite room was stunning, I would 100% stay again.

Great hostel. Location was amazing! Pool was fantastic and they have loads of activities to do. Really clean and overall great hostel. Caw was an amazing and so friendly. Helped us out so much and went above and beyond. Thank you so much, will be back.

Such a great place. The room has a huge pool over looks the montain and the sea, just like in a top hotel. You can also take shnorkeling tours aroud the island wvery day. Very butiful loby. Close to 7Eleven store. Very friendly staff, and there is great crowd of vacation mided people. Thanks !!

Perfect stay- clean and comfortable room and Staff are so helpful and friendly. One of the staff members Htue brought us on a hike and snorkeling, was such a lovely morning- free of charge too, only a small fee (30thb) for entry to a viewpoint. Savage hostel is located about 50m from sairee beach. Would deff recommend staying here. Also the food and coffee are tasty !

Let’s be clear: this hostel/hotel is exactly what it says it is on the web site. It’s a stylish boutique property in good condition. We had a private room for THB1900 and it met our expectations. Bed linens were crisp and the room felt very clean. I was happy to find decent shampoo and shower gel and even toothbrushes and ear buds in the bathroom. There are large common areas on each floor for lounging around in. Staff were friendly and as check in was strictly 2pm we left our bags while we went out for lunch across the road on the beach. At 2pm, check in was fast but almost uniquely in Thailand they do not accept payment with Thai QR codes (and they charge 3% on Visa/MasterCard). This implies they really don’t expect Thailand residents to stay here or to buy food and drink from the restaurant because Thai QR codes are accepted everywhere from the smallest street vendor selling THB99 cocktails. It’s inexplicable and they missed our extensive spend on drinks, food, and breakfast because everywhere else we went on Koh Tao takes this ubiquitous QR code. I had to find a Bangkok Bank ATM to withdraw the THB1900 in cash because we live in Samui and don’t carry much cash any more. As well as the bathroom supplies, the room has a safe, fridge, and four large towels. I was expecting a kettle and there’s no communal kitchen to boil water so we went without morning coffee (I’d brought an Aeropress). The aircon in the room was strong. Soundproofing is relatively poor with returning partygoers waking us up multiple times during the night. There was a savage stink of sewerage in the bathroom in the morning. We spent our last morning before 12pm check out on the rooftop pool which is a lovely area. There’s a bar up there that apparently opens in the afternoon but we didn’t try it because of the QR payment issue and had drinks by the beach instead. This is a classy hostel that is ideally located in the middle of the Sairee Beach walking street for all the beachfront bars and restaurants. It’s less rustic and better designed than many of the older cabins and cottages along the beach and I hope they can maintain it in its present condition.