"Attention, for whom it is important, the beds are very hard! They always gave me back pain in the morning. There is a river next to the hotel, which causes the smell of dampness and mold in the rooms!
The hotel is located on a hill on a mountain, to get to it you need to climb up the mountain, for those who have difficulty with this, be careful when choosing a hotel! The hotel also has steep stairs, many steps, which are very difficult to climb in the heat.
The hotel staff is very kind and helpful, helping with everything. When we left, I helped at the reception to buy ferry tickets and call a transfer, 200 baht per person.
Good breakfast, taxi boats nearby and the best restaurant on the beach on the left side.
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"Very nice place for a real holiday. Staff professional, food in the restaurant is delicious and portions are big, it is quite possible to take one portion for two. And it is so beautiful that everything else is not important at all. But if you are looking for the goods of civilization, here they are at least."
"Was something what I need, quite remotes place, but not far from everything. Very particular and special place I would say, something unusual. The hotel is not old, but I felt in the room that it’s quite old, the atmosphere) The linen had spots. The bed is big and very comfortable. Great incredible view! You can just be stuck near the window. Really spacious room. Very high, so to bring there suitcases I wouldn’t recommend, you would just suffer. There is Apichada view point, one of the best places in Phangan."
"We booked the deluxe villa with a bathroom because I was particularly drawn to the design of having a small pool in the courtyard. I used it daily, and the privacy felt palpable once I locked the front door. The rooms were well-separated, featuring a cozy living room with a ceiling fan, tables, chairs, and a TV. The bedroom and bathroom were decent-sized and equipped with all the essentials.
The daily coffee and bottled water were a pleasant surprise. However, the reception staff were friendly, but the restaurant, bar, and breakfast staff were cold and unfriendly. We only needed to request a room cleaning once, and it was done quickly, but it didn’t feel thorough. Three ladies arrived with cleaning supplies, but they left within 3-5 minutes, changing the towels and water, but not doing much else.
We believe you should request a room cleaning, at least that’s what we felt. The breakfast was basic and didn’t get replenished quickly. One morning, we had breakfast and discovered that the milk was spoiled. It had mixed with our coffee and cereal, so we had to leave it. The staff were always cold and unfriendly during breakfast and later at the bar and restaurant.
On the positive side, the view from the pool was excellent, and it was peaceful and relaxing to be there. However, I noticed some weeds and smoke around the area, which made me feel a bit sick after inhaling it for a while, even though I’m a non-smoker.
Also, there is a nice 711 across the road from the hotel, and it’s in walking distance to get to the haad rin beach"
"This place was alright. It was directly right by the sea with a nice beach front. The waves were large and a lot of fun to swim in. You cannot check in early. The room is average, furniture is dated and the bed is hard. The reception takes a long time to check out. They check the room for every cup, towel and thing in the room before returning the 1000 baht deposit. There were many families there with loud, young children who wake up very early. If you don’t like this, it would be suggested to keep looking as it seemed to be very family oriented with rooms closely connecting. It felt like we were in the middle of a family or travelling group of friends with kids. Probably would pass on staying here again as there are better located and nicer places available in Ko Phagnan."
"At first, after seeing the reviews, I wondered if it was worth staying here. I tried it and it wasn't bad at all for the price. I think it's great, even good for me. If you want the comfort and luxury of a 4 or 5-star hotel, I recommend going for 15,000-30,000 baht per night.
Personally, I've stayed at many hotels of various prices on Koh Phangan, and this is another place I will definitely revisit. It's quiet and the water is clean. It's a shame I woke up late and missed the sunrise. (The owner is lovely, and all the staff are very helpful. I think if you want someone to be nice to you, you have to be nice to them first.)"
"Moonstone is an absolute delight. The layout of the place is amazing. Cleanliness is impeccable. Very tranquil and relaxing atmosphere. The natural scenery and ocean views are serene. A group of playful monkeys visit the area often as well. I did not get a chance to meet the owner but a couple I met there said he was an amazingly nice guy. I've been visiting Koh phangan frequently and just discovered Moonstone. I'm certainly booking this place again. I would recommend anyone to visit Moonstone. You won't regret it. Moonstone is definitely one of the best places I stayed on the island"
"Great stay, all of the staff were hard working, and friendly but Catalina, Moe and Aaron were exceptional and a credit to the team. Good location, comfortable room,big pool, plenty of beds, direct access to the beach, fabulous sunsets snd a short walk to Haadrin Walking Street, restaurants and its beach. The only negative was that smoking was permitted around the pool, it would’ve been a more pleasant experience if there were smoking and none smoking areas and it was enforced by staff."
Spice is a Thai family's corner of Haad Tien, a small roadless bay on Koh Phangan's southeast tip. Our great-great-great-grandmother walked over the headland in the 1880s and never left; six generations later the family is still here, and the old coconut plantation has grown into a handful of stylish jungle houses, a garden restaurant, a café and the bay's only shop.
The houses are scattered between the garden and the headland, each one different, built and looked after by the family. Days here are simple: swim off the beach, eat fresh seafood from the dinner kitchen, take fruit from the garden and proper Thai coffee at the café, and walk the jungle trail to the neighbouring beaches of Haad Yuan and Haad Wai Nam. Next door, the Sanctuary has been teaching yoga since 1990, and the whole bay moves at the same barefoot pace.
One thing to know before you book: Haad Tien is genuinely off-grid, and that is the point. There is no road — you arrive by longtail boat from Haad Rin (10–15 minutes) or by shared 4×4 over the hill, and we send clear step-by-step arrival directions as soon as you book. Power comes from solar and generators, water from the mountain spring, and nights are dark and full of stars. Our minimart stocks the essentials, so once you're here, you don't need to leave.
If you're looking for big-resort convenience, we're honestly not it. If you want the island as it used to be — a family kitchen, a quiet beach and a bay that still runs on its own rhythm — this is the place. We'll see you on the sand.
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GGuest UserWe 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.
JJorborI was very excited to stay at this hotel. The room had a wonderful atmosphere, and I was fortunate to receive a room with a high ceiling, which made the space feel even more spacious and airy. The room was also very clean. The only downside was that after spending some time in the room or using the bathroom, a strong sewage odor began to come from the drain. Even with the toilet lid closed, the smell was still quite unpleasant.
In terms of transportation, everything was very convenient. You can contact the lobby to arrange transfers around Koh Phangan (for an additional fee). Guests can also access the swimming pool and certain services at other hotels within the same group (additional charges may apply), which makes getting around easier and adds more activities to enjoy.
As for the breakfast buffet, there was a wide variety of options available. However, most of the dishes were quite cold, likely because they had been left out for some time. Only the egg station served freshly cooked and warm food.
AAleksandr D eWe chose a hotel for a holiday with children and rented a motorbike to go to the nearby beaches. The location is excellent; we visited at low tide, but regretted it. Next time, only at high tide. You can swim, but it's shallow at low tide, approximately 70 cm deep, and 40 cm at low tide. But since we went to the neighboring beach, it was just as shallow there.
SSofaï77Beautifully maintained and peaceful bungalows in a garden right on the beach.
The staff is helpful (thank you, Sunny!) and offers great advice.
The bungalow has storage space. The bedding is very comfortable. A quick rinse with water before entering.
Towels are changed daily.
The beach is simply magnificent. There are massage services and restaurants.
We stayed for 5 days... I would definitely go back.
SStepan Tevs”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.
AAnonymous UserOk for the price losts of interesting wild life.
You need a motorbike to get about on kohpangan because taxis are very expensive.
The dogs are sweet and soon recognised me and remembered me . They just bark when they first meet anyone .
I lasted 12days without air-conditioning but had to up grade to air-conditioning after lack of sleep and dehydration.
771/60大BIs 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.
AAngyoThe 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...
MMVCarvalhoThe place is very beatiful with amazing view, but for 4 stars hotel they need to make improvements in general, service, food and facilities.
The hotel is too far from the center about 40 min by car, and the hotel doesn’t provide any shuttle for free, if you want to go to the city for any reason you have to pay.
Breakfast: there is variety of food but I’m my opinion it’s not a good quality, I was expecting more.
Facilities: swimming pool and sun beds is ok, they provide one kind of fabric but isn’t towel.
Room: my room was beatiful and clean, but so dark, bathroom the floor was a kind of tiles slippery and little bit, this is a kind of hazards.
PPhil HamillThe place has great views with great service & very clean. The problem is its positioning & lack of trees. On the side of a hill it faces the hot sun all day & with no tree protection is melting every afternoon. The pool was green & murky when I stayed.
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