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Region: Southern Thailand> Province: Phang Nga> Location: Ko Yao Noi
Lom Lae Beach Resort
Really quite beautiful
Moo 4, Ko Yao Noi Rd, Ko Yao Noi
Phang Nga Province
Tel: (076) 597 486
Fax: (076) 597 486
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The approach to Lom Lae Resort is via a raised wooden walkway, over an untended swamp cluttered with dead, rotting palm fronds. But once in the resort, it's really quite beautiful, with a great beach, and a restaurant overlooking the water. A lot of creative energy went into fashioning and outfitting their eleven bungalows. Some of the rooms have sunken, stonework bathrooms with wooden sink trestles, there are sliding doors everywhere, and one of the family houses has a catwalk leading precariously from the upstairs bedroom, over the main living room to a bookcase on the other side. It's all kinda cool, but also kinda-half-assed -- and overpriced. It doesn't help that this place bucks the trend and is actively trying to create the kind of tourist culture that has spoiled so many other places. There's a windsurfer, (free to guests, 500B per day for non-guests), motorbikes, bicycles, sea kayaks and a dive shop. All of which is fine. We're just afraid they're going to start serving happy shakes at the restaurant. Prices include taxes and surcharges.
Total rooms: 11
Family room
3,000 THB (low season)
4,500 THB (high season)
Bungalow fan private b'room
700 THB (low season)
1,000 THB (high season)
Added to Travelfish on: 4th August, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 24th October, 2006
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