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Region: Eastern Thailand> Province: Trat> Location: Ko Chang/Lonely Beach and Bailan Bay
Sunset Huts
Popular hangout
4/1 Moo 4, Lonely Beach, Ko Chang
Trat Province
Tel: (081) 3775 545, (081) 818 7042
Description
Sunset Huts features reams of bungalows of all different sizes, mostly basic bamboo or wooden. Those by the sea look out over the rocky beach and have no electricity, while others further back have less poetic views, but a fan and electricity. Right at the back are a few more solid bungalows with which a little extra effort has been made. These have their own bathroom. The wooden platform restaurant on a little promontory affords great views out to sea, owing homage to Treehouse for its design.
Total rooms: 35
Bungalow fan share b'room
150 THB (low season)
150 THB (high season)
No electricity
Bungalow fan private b'room
400 THB (low season)
600 THB (high season)
Added to Travelfish on: 23rd June, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 1st February, 2007
Guest feedback
basic but great - ![]()
By alicogo ( total comments: 1
) Stayed here 9/2007
stayed in this place. Its very basic but you get what you pay for. The restaurant serves lovely food and the staff are very friendly, they throw a party every monday night which is well worth checking out. Get to the restaurant for a sunset that is out of this world.Lonely Beach is well worth checking out, i loved it and would go back tomorrow!
Not bad - ![]()
By Fishman ( total comments: 36
) Stayed here 12/2006
Had a bungalow here, avoided the bathroooms. It's decent for a drunken **** of a few nights. Don't expect anything more. Lonely Beach is truly an ignorant hole not worth visiting, fall in and find yourself immersed in a place overrun by farang jerks and snobby boneheads. I will never visit this beach again. It's depressing and not worth a moment of life.
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