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Good Feeling

First one on the island

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Step off the boat and the unsigned restaurant of Good Feeling will be the first one you come to, and the business was also the first on Ko Wai. Good Feeling has seven beach bungalows about a five minute walk east along the coast and there's four more up the hill behind the restaurant. Rooms are rustic wooden huts, decorated with strings of shells. The beach bungalows are so close to the sea you might wonder if it's safe to step outside as the water moves in for the evening high tide, but don't worry. There are no fans in the bungalows and the toilets are squats. Interent is available here after 18:00, but type fast because it's 5B a minute.

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Ko Wai. T: (081) 850 3410 



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Type of room Low season High season Notes
Bungalow fan private b'room 300 THB 300 THB No fan

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Added to Travelfish on: 31st May, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 1st February, 2007

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Get to know the family! - 25th March, 2008
The husband-wife-her parent's team that run the place are truly wonderful people. My friend and I were the first guests to stay at Good Feeling-at that time unnamed. They had not opened but welcomed us and got food from the sister's place (It is the husband's sister that operates Koh Wai Paradise). The bungalows up the hill give one a bit of a sensation of being in the jungle. My friend was quite sick another time and the wife's mom took care of my friend and nursed her back to health.

Good Feeling reviewed by yedich on 25th March, 2008, rated 3 out of 5.
Stayed here 3/2000
Total reviews submitted: 3.
yedich also reviewed: Jame Guesthouse.


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