Good Time Resort
Thailand, Koh Chang, Trat - Koh Mak

Good Time Resort is a small resort located on top of a small hill between two beautiful sandy beaches, called Suan Yai beach and Sai Khao beaches. Baan Bang Bao Airport and the Laem Ngop Pier airport are close to the hotel. Guests can avail of several transportation facilities from the airports to the hotel including bus and ferry services. These are both around 2 minutes walk from the resort. The traditional Thai style accommodation comes in two sizes a single floor house and a two floor villa. Both are fully furnished with well designed furniture, much of it teak wood. A comfortable open air and covered outdoor seating area with views out to sea and across the island are found on all houses and villas. The guests are served authentic Thai cuisine in the specialty restaurant of this resort. Seafood is yet another specialty of this restaurant. The guests are served European breakfasts.

Facilities at Good Time Resort

• Balcony Rooms
• Beach Front
• Restaurant

• Sea View Rooms
• Spa
• Swimming Pool

• WiFi
• Airport
• Tourist Site

The Rooms at Good Time Resort

• Air Condition
• Bath Tub
• Fan

• Shower
• Telephone
• Television

• Tiled/Wooden Floor
• VCD/DVD Player

About Trat - Koh Mak:

This is a large island to the south of Ko Chang that is blessed with several beautiful bays and beaches and coral reefs nearby that are still in perfect condition. The islanders make their living by growing rubber and coconut trees. The best time to visit is from November until late April.

A stretch of long white sandy beach dotted with coconut tree orchards is a common sight on Ko Chang the largest and busiest island in Trat and the second largest island in the country after Phuket. Ko Chang offers many other attractions ranging from, obviously, water and beach activities plus waterfalls, temples, the National Park and Museum or the beautiful scenic lookout points, which are all worth a visit. Divers will find fascinating diving areas off of the shores of Ko Chang and the surrounding islands. Besides the many coral reefs, sunken warships, a reminder of times past, can be visited in the Salak Phet Bay.