Rubber Tree Bungalow
Hillside retreat

What we say: 
Rubber Tree Bungalow is set on the wooded hill behind Charlie, and it's a refreshing antidote to the overblown resort down below. Accommodation comes in two forms. Air-con cabins have white walls, terracotta roofs, and hot-water showers, while the basic but attractive fan bungalows come with porches, cold-water showers, and firm beds. All rooms are spacious, clean and solidly built and it's one of the few fan bungalow options on Ko Muk where you probably won't need the mosquito nets, although they are provided. They also offer one of the better Thai restaurants on the island, and easily the most lively night-time atmosphere with barbecues being a regular event. They even report to have a pool table and sports bar coming soon. The staff are friendly and laidback, and they seem to genuinely care about their guests. Free WiFi -- albeit a bit slow -- is available for guests and restaurant customers. Rubber Tree is also a reputable choice for booking daytrips or transfers to other islands or the mainland. Highly recommended.
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Ko Muk. T: (084) 853 7996Email them at: mookrubbertree@hotmail.com
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What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bungalow air-con private b'room | 900 THB | 1,900 THB | Very negotiable |
| Bungalow fan private b'room | 350 THB | 1,000 THB | Very negotiable |
Added to Travelfish on: 18th November, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 28th December, 2011
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Rated 5 out of 5
Based on 1 ratings and 1 reviews
Loved it!
We stayed here for three nights, and absolutely loved it. We stayed two nights in a fan bungalow, and it wasn't bad, but not good either. Very small, no sink in the bathroom, and big lizards crawling in and out. We spent the last night in the air-con concrete bungalows, and they are really good value. The seem new, the bathroom is modern and the interior is simple but modern. And no big lizards visiting... The restaurant has excellent food, and excellent service. The people working here really makes this a special place! They walk around and talk to everyone, speak really good english and are just fun to be around. It's set in the hillside behind Charlie's, but it's only a two minute walk down to the beautiful beach. And Rubber Tree is much nicer and warmer than Charlie's seems to be. Many of Charlie's guests even came up to Rubber Tree for dinner. The beach is really what a tropical beach should be, white sand and palm trees, lovely water and almost no people. Koh Mook is the perfect tropical island!
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