Phalarn Inn Resort

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Photo of Phalarn Inn Resort, 28/1 Moo 4 Mae Nam. , Mae Nam Beach

What we say: 3.5 stars

Phalarn Inn Resort is located right by the Lomprayah Pier (towards the western end of Mae Nam) and is an ideal spot if you're looking for a transit resort on your way to Ko Pha Ngan. The garden huts are ideal for backpackers, offering simple but clean accommodation, with packages including ferry ticketting to Ko Pha Ngan. The resort has been open for 30 years, but had a desperately needed complete overhaul in 2008. The garden bungalows come with the option of fan or air-con, priced accordingly and there are also family bungalows. If you enjoy socialising with fellow travellers, then this resort is a good option. The restaurant, bar and chill-out area look over the large swimming pool. There is a pool table and regular movie nights in the restaurant, as well as cooking classes at a reasonable 1,000 baht per person. Although not on the beach, a 100m path leads to a clean stretch of beach right next to the Lomprayah Pier, perhaps not the best beach if a beach break is your goal, but more than adequate for a transit night.

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Contact details:

28/1 Moo 4 Mae Nam.  T: (077) 247 283, (085) 057 6434 F: (077) 247 111  
Email them at: phalarn_inn@hotmail.com
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Bungalow fan private b'room 400 THB 500 THB Upto 900/1,200 baht
Bungalow air-con private b'room 1,200 THB 1,500 THB
Family room 1,500 THB 1,850 THB

Added to Travelfish on: 27th June, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 4th May, 2012

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