Simple, fan-only bamboo bungalows run down one side of a garden directly opposite Hat Pasai at this family-run place. It's no frills, but the bathrooms are bearable and all the rooms come with spacious balconies. There's a pleasant communal area/restaurant (closed May to October), and shops, restaurants and bars are nearby.
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Phang-Nga Province
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