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Ao Hin Khok

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Ao Hin Khok

The range of guesthouses and resorts on Ao Hin Khok is decent and fairly priced compared with similar options on some of the island's lesser beaches. Most guesthouses are set back from the sand among a lush forest, and the palm-lined beach here looks more inviting than over-developed Haad Sai Kaew to the north. There is not much in the way of privacy, but quality digs can still be found. As elsewhere on Ko Samet, rates will increase in high season, and over weekends and public holidays.

  • Jep's Bungalows

    Jep's Bungalows

    Most popular on the beach

    Ao Hin Khok, Ko Samet
    T: (038) 644 112-3;

    Jep's reception feels like a boutique hotel, with soft lighting and classy decorations. That feeling wears off once you see the rooms as while Jep's is trying hard to move upmarket, most of its rooms ... Read the full review of Jep's Bungalows.

    3.5 stars 600B to 1,500B 4 votes Flashpacker
  • Naga Bungalows

    Naga Bungalows

    Good low-key spot

    Ao Hin Khok, Ko Samet
    T: (038) 644 035;

    Naga is something of a one-stop shop on the island. Along with basic accommodation, it also has a post office, bakery, internet shop, mini-library and money exchange office. Up the steps, which have ... Read the full review of Naga Bungalows.

    3 stars Under 600B 8 votes Backpacker
  • Tok's Little Hut

    Tok's Little Hut

    Very friendly - great spot

    Ao Hin Khok, Ko Samet
    T: (038) 644 072-3;

    Tok's has smallish wooden huts climbing up the hillside behind the reception -- watch out as the climb can be treacherous, and the wooden steps up to a few huts are crumbling. Some of the huts higher ... Read the full review of Tok's Little Hut.

    3 stars Under 600B 6 votes Backpacker


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