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Magic Garden

Huge selection of funky huts

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Magic Garden is central to the village in Lonely Beach, with the huts spread out over a large chunk of land just above Paradise resort, and therefore with access to the beach via Paradise. The bungalows aren't sea view, but they make up for it with flair in design. The cheaper huts are more standard but the higher priced ones are two storey affairs, with bamboo walls and straw roof's -- not unlike the jungle huts you might see in the National parks, such as Khao Sok. Up by the road front there's a large restaurant and bar which has a great lounging deck with oodles of cushions and hammocks. It's in a good location to access all the facilities of town, yet not be too far from the beach. During high season the sound of continual parties may be a hindrance, but to be honest if you think that may bother you then you're best staying well away from Lonely Beach, period.

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4/37 Moo1, Lonely Beach, Ko Chang. T: (083) 756 8827, (085) 663 7932

What we were quoted*

Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Bungalow fan private b'room	300 THB	600 THB	Upto 1,000B for a large bungalow

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Added to Travelfish on: 20th October, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 20th October, 2008

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