National Park Accommodation
A range of options, from basic to brand-new
What we say: 
A variety of accommodation is available on Ko Adang courtesy of the National Park Office. Camping is the cheapest option, and high-quality two-person tents are available for rent. The bathrooms facilities have showers and clean squat toilets. For more privacy, the longhouse rooms are simply constructed with mattresses on the floor. These can sleep up to four people and are good value for groups. A big step up in luxury are the relatively new fan bungalows. These spacious cottages have high arched ceilings, porches and sliding glass doors. Inside they have shiny white tile floors, modern bathrooms with large mirrors, sinks, Western toilets and shower stalls. There are a couple of family cabins available, the larger of which can sleep up to eight people. All of the mattresses are quite firm and electricity is available 18:30-23:00.
Contact details:
Park Office, Ko Adang.
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tent | n/a | 250 THB | 30B if you have your own tent |
| Bungalow fan private b'room | n/a | 600 THB | |
| Dbl fan share b'room | n/a | 400 THB | Longhouse rooms |
| Family room | n/a | 1,000 THB | Upto 1,800 baht |
Added to Travelfish on: 19th March, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 28th December, 2011
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Read National Park Accommodation reviews
Rated 4.5 out of 5
Based on 4 ratings and 4 reviews
best national park
i stayed at a long house room. very simple and basic but clean. zero sound proof so you'll need earplugs if groups of Thai students occupy there. the bungalows seemed to be very good quality for the price. arguably far better value than all bungalows in lipe, and the best value in all national parks. if you pick your own tent the cost is 30b. maybe this would be the cheapest way to stay one of Thailand's more beautiful islands. the beach is not as stunning as lipe's because here the sand is not made from corals but from quartz(you'll have a feeling like walking on sugar), but blissfully deserted unlike lipe. excellent snorkeling to the end of northern beach. food is quite good and cheap. similan has the best sea and sand but is more expensive and crowded. surin has better sea, nice food and good facilities but also very crowded. rok is more beautiful and even more deserted, but the food is miserable. for me, this is the best national park. one complaint is that though the share bath rooms looked very new, they seemed not to be cleaned at all. i cleaned by myself.
National Park Accommodation reviewed by takahashi (Total reviews: 6) on
Lovely place
400THB for a long house with attached bathroom that sleeps 4 - a bargain and I was offered a 50% discount as I was alone! Could only stay for two nights as it was fully booked over the New Year period which was a shame. The restaurant served quite good food: American breakfast 80, Scrambled eggs and toast 40, veg curry 90. I checked out the shared bathrooms for campers: spotless.
National Park Accommodation reviewed by Tennouji (Total reviews: 19) on
best bungalow all trip
Near new National Park bungalows on the lower slopes behind the beach-flat. Most had tree-interrupted views of Lipe. My 600baht bungalow had tiled floor, concrete walls (hardiplank clad ext. for some reason), sliding aluminium doors and windows, cathedral ceiling, dormer windows, skylight (but over enclosed-roof bathrooom section ????? - don’t think that was the architects’ plan. Heaps of room inside, spotless, 4 good lights, quiet fan, thick but very firm mattresses and pillows. Good mozzie screens on windows but never as good as mozzie nets. Big bathroom 100% tiled, western toilet and bidet, separate screened shower recess, wash basin+plug with vanity and huge mirror, towels, toilet paper. Good water pressure - only. Drying rack, broom and pan, tap for sandy feet at foot of stairs. The restaurant looked brand new. Nice partial views of Lipe. Food and service good - prices a bit cheaper than average budget bungalow restaurants. A real nice outdoor balcony on the sea side of the restaurant + picnic tables to the right suitable for big groups. All other facilities apart from the longhouse block and bathrooms looked new or near new. Lovely beach.
National Park Accommodation reviewed by tezza (Total reviews: 33) on
Koh Adang - A private paradise
I had the pleasure of staying on Adang for more than three months ending in March of this year. The level of English spoken by the staff is directly related to the level of English spoken by the guests. The restaurant is NOT overpriced, in fact a bargain compared to what's available on nearby Lipe. Full American b-fast for Bt70. The hours are 07-1400 and 17-2200. Food was consistently well prepared and quite good given the limited facilities. Accomodations range from new cement bungalows (pricey) to the aforementioned longhouses that included toilet, etc. with an additional ten tents on platforms with thatch roofs on a ''private'' beach. I stayed the x-mas/new year holidays in a longhouse and then removed myself to a tent for the next 3 months. Marvelous! The ONLY drawback was the lack of 24-hour electric which meant the beer wasn't as cold as I would have liked. (See my comments for Lipe about that.) Longtail per person to Lipe is Bt50 for multiple or Bt100 single to Lipe.
National Park Accommodation reviewed by pesky_tourist (Total reviews: 4) on