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Thailand Boutique Island Escape from €1,299pp at Cape Kudu Hotel

  • Writer: Julia Labedz
    Julia Labedz
  • Jul 9
  • 1 min read

Travellers can save up to €250pp on a seven-night stay at Cape Kudu Hotel, a boutique retreat on the peaceful island of Koh Yao Noi in Thailand’s Phang Nga Bay.


Cape Kudu Hotel combines sustainable luxury with authentic Thai hospitality, offering a secluded island escape surrounded by some of Thailand’s most striking coastal scenery. The hotel is known for its calm atmosphere, elegant design and breathtaking views across Phang Nga Bay.


The property embraces responsible tourism by sourcing fresh produce from local farmers and fishermen, while also supporting the island community through initiatives including medical funding and educational scholarships.


Sunlit tropical beach with rolling waves, palm trees, distant mountains, and tiny people walking along the shore at golden hour.

Guests can enjoy a relaxed stay with access to two swimming pools, a tranquil spa and a range of distinctive experiences, from moonlight cinema screenings to Thai cooking classes. Accommodation ranges from elegant rooms with swing-chair balconies to the impressive 1,315-square-metre Baan Yu Yen villa, which features two private pools.


Cape Kudu Hotel has been widely recognised for showing how luxury and sustainability can work together, offering exceptional comfort while maintaining a genuine connection to the local community.


Travellers who book a stay of more than six nights can save up to €250pp. A seven-night stay at Cape Kudu Hotel, arriving 8 September 2026, is priced from €1,299pp, based on two sharing a room on a B&B basis.


The price includes return flights. To book, visit tropicalsky.ie.

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