Thong Sala
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Ao Nai Wok
Just a quick walk over the bridge from Thong Sala, Ao Nai Wok is about the closest you could stay to Ko Pha Ngan's piers without being in town. A long bay extends north, lined with some decent sandy beach. There are some fine bungalow operators and resorts here, the best of which lie at the northern end. The sea is fairly shallow close to the beach, so swimming conditions are not great, especially in May to July when the tide is way out through most of the day. The sea shelf drops of after about 80 metres where the reef provides some decent snorkelling. Not the best or most popular beach on Ko Pha Ngan, the main benefit of staying in this area is to be close to the services of Thong Sala.
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Best View Villa
Close to town, but not too close
Ao Nai Wok, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 377 1567;Best View's bungalows are not particularly charming, but they're inexpensive and provide a somewhat tranquil place to stay for those catching a ferry out of Thong Sala. While the property borders the ... View details
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Joon Bungalows
Relaxed rustic spot
Ao Nai Wok, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (087) 881 0988;Joon is a very chilled out and friendly spot popular among the backpacking crowd. The owners, Steph and Anna, and the rest of the staff are very hospitable. The only room actually on the beach here ... View details
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Grand Sea Resort
Stylish Lanna Thai design
152 Moo 1, Ao Nai Wok, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 377 776-7; F: (077) 377 777Definitely the flashiest and finest setup on Nai Wok, perhaps even on Ko Pha Ngan's west coast, Grand Sea Resort is very posh and comfortable. All bungalows and hotel-style buildings here feature the ... View details
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Pha-ngan Bungalows
Nice beach, bad traffic
Ao Nai Wok, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 377 191;Sprawled along a grassy beach side coconut grove, Pha Ngan Bungalow is an inexpensive choice for shoe-stringers and backpackers who want to be near Thong Sala but not too near. A long line of tiny ... View details
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Thong Sala
The commercial and administrative capital of Ko Pha Ngan, Thong Sala is a constant bustle of taxi drivers, merchants and newly-arrived sun worshippers. The central produce and meat market are worth perusing and provide visitors with tasty fresh fruit and an authentic Thai experience, just follow your nose toward the fish smell. Most people only stay long enough here to catch a ride elsewhere after they negotiate the pier, but there are a few decent accommodations for those who need to be in town.
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Pha-Ngan Centrepoint
Accommodation and shopping
26/6 Moo 1, Thongsala, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 377 232; F: (077) 377 232Toward the north of central Thong Sala, Pha Ngan Centrepoint is a little classier than the other hotels in town and priced accordingly. The very clean rooms are comfortable and spacious and the staff ... View details
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Pha Ngan Chai Hotel
Closest to the pier
44/65 Moo 1, Thong Sala, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 377 689; F: (077) 377 032Located directly opposite the pier, Pha Ngan Chai is a suitable place to spend a night before catching the ferry but is not recommended as a holiday destination. Just look for the five-storey white ... View details
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Suan Inn Bungalows
Convenient and comfortable
133 Moo 1, Thong Sala, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 238 248;Mr Chai and his friendly family offer inexpensive and comfortable bungalows just outside the bustling centre of Thong Sala to the west. The well-kept bungalows, lining a shady coconut grove, are ... View details
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Asia Hotel
Shabbiest spot around
Thong Sala, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (087) 381 9772;Located just around the corner to the left heading away from the main pier, Asia Hotel provides a relatively inexpensive place to crash before catching an early boat off the island. All rooms have ... View details
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Buakao Inn
Coolest spot in town
146 Thong Sala, Ko Pha Ngan
T: (077) 377 226;Located north of the Songserm Pier and just off the main road, Buakao is the most happening guest house in central Thong Sala. A's Coffee Shop on the ground floor, is a popular restaurant and ... View details
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Best View Villa

1 votes Ao Nai Wok
Thong Sala
T: (077) 377 1567
Grand Sea Resort

1 vote 152 Moo 1
Thong Sala
T: (077) 377 776-7
F: (077) 377 777
Joon Bungalows

1 vote Ao Nai Wok
Thong Sala
T: (087) 881 0988
Pha-ngan Bungalows

1 vote Ao Nai Wok
Thong Sala
T: (077) 377 191
Pha Ngan Chai Hotel

1 vote 44/65 Moo 1
Thong Sala
T: (077) 377 689
F: (077) 377 032
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