Bang Saphan Yai
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Bang Saphan town
There's just the one place to stay in Bang Saphan itself and it's no great shakes -- you're best to head out to the beaches if you can.
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Rama Inn
Adequate for a night
Bang Saphan Rd, Bang Saphan
T: (032) 54 8219-21;The Rama Inn is just a short walk from the train station, so it's the place to stay if you arrive late and are too tired to go anywhere else. It's crummy, over-priced, and yes, a little smelly, but ... Read the full review of Rama Inn.
East and north of Bang Saphan
On the east side of Bang Saphan are a variety of Thai style bungalow resorts, hotels, karaoke bars, seafood restaurants and even a golf driving range but the beach is not great.
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Van Veena
Hotel service for the price of a bamboo bungalow
163 Moo 5 (Soi Taleh Bang Saphan), Bang Saphan
T: (032) 69 1251; F: (032) 69 1548The Van Veena offers a lot of rooms at a wide range of prices -- the fan rooms are a particularly good deal -- you'll get hotel service for the price of a bamboo bungalow. A good place to chill out ... Read the full review of Van Veena.
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Bang Saphan Resort
Light and airy rooms
36/1 Moo 5 Maerampeung Rd, Bang Saphan
T: (032) 69 1152-3; F: (032) 69 1312Bang Saphan Resort has a variety of cute, cheery rooms, though the ones in the motel are slightly smelly. The fan rooms are light, airy, and cool with a nice balcony -- a good deal for the ... Read the full review of Bang Saphan Resort.
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Benjawan Bungalows
Nothing special
100/1 Moo 5 Maerampeung Rd, Bang Saphan
T: (032) 69 1158;This place is nothing special, and like a lot of the concrete bungalow joints in this area, it suffers from smelly room syndrome. The 250 THB fan rooms have hard beds mounted on frames made of tile ... Read the full review of Benjawan Bungalows.
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Western Hotel
A crummy looking giant
111/1 Moo 5, Beach Road (Maerampheung Rd), Bang Saphan
T: (032) 691 1015-7; F: (032) 69 1401The Western is a dying, crummy-looking giant in a bad location too far from the beach. The rooms aren't too bad, but you'll get much better deals elsewhere and probably have a more comfortable stay. ... Read the full review of Western Hotel.
South of Bang Saphan
To the south, beach-side bungalows predominate, situated among the palm groves, but this is also where you'll find the upmarket Coral Hotel.
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Coral Hotel
The premiere destination in Bang Saphan
171 Moo 9 Suanluang Beach, Bang Saphan
T: (032) 69 1667; F: (032) 69 1668This is the premiere destination in Bang Saphan, located right on the beach. It aims to be an all-inclusive resort vacation spot, and it succeeds nicely. Couples with kids will definitely want to ... Read the full review of Coral Hotel.
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Dang Bungalows
Get away from everyone!
On the beach, 1km north of the Wa Ree, Bang Saphan
T: (089) 207 8917;If you really want to get away from the people who are getting away from it all, even further north along the beach, you'll find Dang Bungalows, sitting all by itself. The bungalows are very similar ... Read the full review of Dang Bungalows.
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Wa Ree Bungalows
Wonderfully cool all day long
Just down the road from Lola, Bang Saphan
T: (032) 69 1655-6;Just down the road from the Lola, the Wa Ree offers a similar experience, but the bunglows are concerete, not wood. They aren't quite as charming, but they more than make up for it by being ... Read the full review of Wa Ree Bungalows.
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Lola Bungalows
Small inexpensive huts
89/2 M. 1 Suan Luang Rd., just north of the Coral Hotel, Bang Saphan
T: (032) 69 1963;A mere stone's throw from the Coral Hotel, Lola Bungalows is the premiere destination for a whole different clientele. The small, inexpensive bungalows with squat toilets all face the water. It's ... Read the full review of Lola Bungalows.
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Suanluang Resort
One of the more popular places to stay
13 Moo 1, Bang Saphan (on the road to the Coral Hotel)
T: (032) 69 1660; F: (032) 69 1664One of the off-the-beach resorts, this friendly and efficiently run enterprise has comfortable, spotlessly clean bungalows in a garden setting and a good Thai-French restaurant. The bungalows are ... Read the full review of Suanluang Resort.
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Ban Maphrao Resort
Pleasant but pricey
111/1 Moo 10 (a few km south of the turnoff for Coral Hotel), Bang Saphan
T: (081) 857 7314;This is the launching-off point for tours of Ko Thalu -- the owner here exclusively owns the concession for tours to the island. There are nice but pricey bungalows on the beach, with an associated ... Read the full review of Ban Maphrao Resort.
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Sukjarean Resort
Has the most charming atmosphere
On the road to the Coral Hotel, Bang Saphan
T: (032) 69 1515;Just down the road from the Suan Luang, Sukjarean Resort features a row of attached bungalows overlooking nothing in particular. The rooms are quite nice but way overpriced. They have one large house ... Read the full review of Sukjarean Resort.
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Bamboo Bungalows
Not overflowing with atmosphere
Next to Lola Bungalows, Bang Saphan
If the Lola is full, there are nine, rickety, bamboo bungalows next door. They aren't very comfortable to move around in, and the place doesn't have a lot of atmosphere. Stay here while waiting for ... Read the full review of Bamboo Bungalows.
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Top accommodation by review
Coral Hotel

2 votes 171 Moo 9 Suanluang Beach
Bang Saphan Yai
T: (032) 69 1667
F: (032) 69 1668
Suanluang Resort

3 votes 13 Moo 1
Bang Saphan Yai
T: (032) 69 1660
F: (032) 69 1664
Lola Bungalows

9 votes 89/2 M. 1 Suan Luang Rd.
Bang Saphan Yai
T: (032) 69 1963
Van Veena

1 vote 163 Moo 5 (Soi Taleh Bang Saphan)
Bang Saphan Yai
T: (032) 69 1251
F: (032) 69 1548
Wa Ree Bungalows

1 vote Just down the road from Lola
Bang Saphan Yai
T: (032) 69 1655-6
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