Maehaad Bay Resort - SHA Plus

Maehaad Bay Resort is a 4-star resort in Haad Salad, Koh Phangan, with direct access to Mae Haad Beach. Its beachfront grounds include a landscaped garden, an outdoor swimming pool and a sun terrace. The open-air restaurant serves Thai and international dishes, and a pool bar offers another on-site dining option.

Accommodation ranges from 30 m² Standard Double or Twin Rooms to a 129 m² Junior Suite, with Superior and Deluxe rooms, a Villa and family options between them. Several types have private balconies with garden, pool or inner-courtyard outlooks; room features include air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and minibars. Selected categories add a bath or a separate living area, while the Villa has a private hot tub.

Maehaad Bay Resort is 9.7 km from Thong Sala town and 12 km from Thong Sala Pier. You can use the fitness centre, tour desk and on-site water-sport facilities. Free private parking is available, and Wi-Fi is free in public areas.

Maehaad Bay Resort offers seven room categories, from the 30 m² Standard Double or Twin Room to a 129 m² Junior Suite for four. Choices include Superior and Deluxe double or twin rooms, a Villa and two family configurations. The range covers compact two-person stays as well as larger layouts with separate bedrooms and living space. Most room types accommodate up to two, while the Family Room, Junior Suite and Standard Family Room sleep up to four.

Balconies and outlooks over gardens, pools or inner courtyards recur across categories. Private bathrooms feature in most types, with showers common and baths in selected rooms. Air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and minibars appear across multiple options. The Villa adds a private hot tub, while the Junior Suite has two separate bedrooms, two bathrooms, a seating area and a terrace. Some two-person rooms offer a choice of twin or large-bed layouts.

Maehaad Bay Resort brings together beach and leisure facilities with practical services on site. The grounds include beachfront access and a garden, alongside an outdoor pool and fitness centre. You can take part in snorkelling, use the on-site water-sport facilities, join a cooking class or ask the tour desk about outings. Daily housekeeping, laundry and ironing services are available, with a 24-hour front desk and room service.

Dining options include a restaurant and bar, with fruits and wine or champagne among the food and drink offerings. Meeting and banquet facilities are also available, and an ATM is on site. Free private parking is provided, while Wi-Fi is free in public areas. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available, and air conditioning is among the resort’s general facilities.

Haad Salad and Mae Haad form a quiet stretch on Koh Phangan’s north-west coast, where the resort faces a sandy shore rather than the island’s port-town streets. Maehaad Bay Resort has direct access to Mae Haad Beach, 50 m away. Haad Mae Haad is 200 m away, Coral Reef is 400 m away and Koh Ma is 500 m away. Koh Ma is joined to the shore by a sandbar at low tide, and its reef-rich water draws snorkellers; the nearby coast is the main focus of a stay here.

Most arrivals reach Koh Phangan by ferry at Thong Sala Pier, 12 km from the resort; the island has no airport. Travellers flying to Samui International Airport, 27.6 km away, continue to a ferry pier on Samui before crossing to Thong Sala. Shared songthaews from Thong Sala serve Haad Salad, while the resort has free private parking on site for visitors travelling around the island by road. The boat crossing and onward island transfer are part of reaching this north-west coast.

Beyond the immediate beach, Haad Thong Lang is 800 m away and Haad Salad is 1.7 km away, with Wang Sai Waterfall 600 m from the resort and Phaeng Waterfall 7.6 km away. The resort’s water-sport facilities, the nearby reef and Koh Ma all suit time in the sea. This west-coast stretch is known for beaches and sunset views. February to April is generally the driest, calmest period; October to December brings the island’s wettest weather, with rougher seas particularly on the east coast.