Koh Phangan Hotels with balcony

We had a wonderful stay at Kupu Kupu Phangan and can wholeheartedly recommend this hotel. The grounds are beautiful, peaceful, and very well-maintained—ideal for relaxation and well-being. A very special thank you goes to the fantastic team, especially Bank, AD, Micky, San, Aek, Lin, Ziny, Nonoe, and Foam. Everyone was always warm, attentive, and incredibly friendly. We were particularly touched by the loving and patient way our son was treated. As a family, we felt welcome from the very first moment. We would love to return and wholeheartedly recommend Kupu Kupu Phangan.

A wonderful beach hotel! The grounds aren't huge, but they're very green and well-maintained. The bungalows are super cozy and charming. From any bungalow, it's no more than a 1-minute walk to the beach. There's a restaurant on-site serving both European and Thai cuisine. For breakfast, I even found oatmeal with mango! The beach is beautiful and long enough for a nice stroll. The sand is incredibly soft and fine. It does get a bit shallow at low tide. There's a Seven-Eleven about a 7-minute walk from the hotel along the main road.

This wasn't our first visit to Koh Phangan, but it was our first time at this hotel. The staff was polite and helpful. After checking in, we were shown to a room on the third floor, on the edge, next to the road and the pumping station at the back of the hotel. We asked to be moved right away, without even entering the room. Without question, we were offered two other rooms to choose from. One was on the ground floor with access to the pool, but next to the road. The other was on the second floor, away from the road and further from the pumping station. We chose the second. By the way, the hotel has several price ranges, and ours was the cheapest! We booked a room with breakfast included, and we didn't regret it. Egg dishes, fresh herbs, fruit, buns, sausages, chicken, and more... overall, it was filling. The hotel is located next to a snorkeling spot, with lots of fish, shells, and sea urchins. We knew about this spot, so we went to this beach for our first four days. We made the right choice. The only downside is the air conditioner located directly above the bed. Turn it off and it's stuffy, but turn it on and it's immediately cold 🙄 Overall, it's a pretty decent hotel. The photo shows the view from the room. There was a sense of intimacy, as the building is U-shaped, with windows overlooking the courtyard and pool. It's very quiet.

We chose a cabin with a jacuzzi, and overall everything was excellent. The cabins themselves are very clean, with good renovations inside. A huge bed! There's a fridge, kettle, hairdryer, large smart TV, and air conditioning. In short, everything is great! The view from the window is amazing! The cabins are located on an uphill slope, so you need to put in a little effort to get there :) but there's also motorbike parking at the top, we parked there and had no trouble getting to the cabin :) avoiding the steep stairs. The jacuzzi works. Don't forget that the cabins are in the jungle; we saw various spiders and even a small scorpion :) fireflies fly around :) very close by is a really cool bar with a magnificent sea view (especially at sunset). Definitely recommend booking. And for such a price - even more so :) 10 out of 10

”Spectacular views, shame about everything else” Venus on Koh Phangan is the definition of a mixed bag—and unfortunately, the negatives outweigh the positives here. Let's start with what works: the view is absolutely stunning. Perched overlooking the water, it's genuinely breathtaking and exactly what you'd hope for when booking an island getaway. If you're someone who can sit on a balcony and stare at the sea for hours, you'll get that here. The problem is you'll have to stare at it from a very tired room. The accommodation is old and frankly, dying for a renovation. Everything feels dated and worn—furniture, fittings, decor—like stepping back in time but not in a charming way. It's functional at best. The location compounds the issues. It's terrible—nothing around at all, and almost inaccessible by foot. You'll absolutely need your own transportation (scooter or taxi) just to get to a restaurant or convenience store. If you're without wheels, you're stranded. Overall, Venus trades entirely on its view, but neglects everything else. If you prioritize scenery above all and have your own transport, maybe. Otherwise, look for somewhere that puts equal effort into the actual accommodation and location.

This location is really close to the pier so great for getting from the ferry. Very nice beach access and loved the hammock on the balcony

Is a small resort hide just offside of the road. To enter wirh your car need careful driving as it is narrow and rough. Only few parking lot and should be enough afterall not too many drive a car in the island. Check in/out is easy. Speak good enough. Room at first glance is lovely but the first night is a nightmare since a lot of mosquitoes inbthe room and I need to but a mosquito coil to kill them and also the smoke killed us too. Aftet that, it is fine and evan though sometimes we may be bitten agian by the strong mosquitoes. No breakfast but you can use their utensils such as kettle, hot plate, microwave to cook. 30Thb to wash and a drying rack is located at the back of the room with sufficient hanger to hang and dry your clothes. A small swimming pool but I would dare to try. Walking distance to the night market/food stall.

What a beautiful hotel set in the most glorious location. Can’t fault anything. We will be back

The hotel is like a secret paradise with a private beach super quiet and calm away from the street noise. The rooms are big and very comfortable. The only bad thing was the other guests coming back home drunk at 4am shouting like no one else was sleeping...

We booked a room with a balcony. When checking in, they gave us a terrible room with a view of the utility rooms, which smelled of dampness and was dark, we went to the reception and after that they moved us to a good room with a balcony and a view of the sea. The building itself is really strange, you can get lost. If you live, then only in a room with a balcony, but there are rooms with a view of the wall. You can call a taxi at the reception, but you need to bargain. They charge 150 baht to Tons of Rock. Also 150 to Mae Hada. It takes about an hour to get to Full Moon Party on Haad Rin, there from the hotel we were taken as a group in a minivan for 200, back for 400 (not from the hotel to Songoeo). Despite the 2nd floor, there were a lot of mosquitoes. Breakfast was paid for in advance, but you can buy it on the spot. The hotel is located at the end of the beach, but the beach is small, so it is not far to 7/11 and a cafe. We vacationed in May, there was low tide, the water was knee-deep.