Recommended Hotels Koh Phangan
 Fairyland Club Resort 
Our resort is situated directly on the beach at the quiet end, yet only a minute or two walk from the main town, shopping areas and fantastic nightlife.
Fairyland Club Resort is located on Haad Rin Nok (sunrise side), one of the most beautiful and idyllic beaches on Koh Pha Ngan, Thailand. The beach is over 1 km in length and is home to the world famous Full Moon Party. This ideal location makes the resort perfect for sunbathing, swimming and relaxing during the day and having fun at night.
Fairyland Club Resort offers luxury bungalow accommodation and houses its own restaurant and beach bar. We also offer Thai massage services and a 24-hour reception, giving you the freedom and independence to enjoy your stay as you wish in comfort and relaxation.
 Phuwadee Resort & Spa (Formerly Thong Nai Pan Beach Resort And Spa) 
The gorgeous beach, dazzling sunsets, crystal clear waters, magical garden and family friendly service invite you to discover your own personal paradise at this resort.
Our resort is located on the most spectacular site of Phangan, Thong Nai Pan Noi beach. An uninterrupted stretch of immaculate beach adds to the sumptuous environment of this exclusive hotel. Whether it is relaxation or activity you crave, there is something here to suit you. During your stay, try out snorkelling, canoeing or kayaking, supervised by experienced professionals. At the spa, you can loosen those tense muscles and enjoy relaxing massages and body treatments. We offer a variety of treatments to scrub, detoxify, revitalise, purify and moisturize.
 Mandalai Boutique Hotel 
The first boutique hotel on Koh Phangan, the hip and beautiful Mandalai comes with clean, smooth lines and features a designer pool as its centrepiece.
Mandalai Hotel is located on Chaloklum Bay, just 15 minutes’ drive from Thongsala Pier, offering you stunning views of the sea and surrounding mountains.
Luxurious yet cosy, your suite is equipped with a Jacuzzi and filled with a romantic ambiance. Enter the pool area directly from your room, or enjoy a warm bath while gazing at the sea and listening to the gentle sounds of the waves. The hotel also has a relaxing outdoor lounge, where you can laze on white leather cushions while dining and drinking.
The hotel also has a fully-equipped and furnished boat for hire, which is ideal for a day of fishing or snorkelling. Sail out to the inviting blue sea and stay overnight if you wish. If you prefer to stay on land, the hotel’s friendly staff are glad to arrange other activities for you, such as elephant trekking, archery, visits to temples and various water sports.
 Santhiya Resort and Spa 
You can find everything you have ever imagined about a tropical paradise in Santhiya Resort and Spa, a secluded retreat in absolute harmony with the spectacular landscape.
World-class luxury, exquisite dining, secluded accommodation and a majestic sense of tranquillity are some of the things on offer at Santhiya Resort and Spa. Lose yourself in a world where nature is at its most seductive and the cool sea breeze blows between the palm trees.
Santhiya Resort and Spa is located on an exclusive beach, at the northern tip of Koh Phangan island, surrounded by mountains covered with lush green forest. With easy access from Samui Airport, the resort is the ideal place in which to escape and relax.
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