Description
Wooden huts with covered porches sit under the trees opposite the beach, with newer rooms facing the forest through big panoramic windows. Pick the bungalow if you want shade, a small outdoor corner, and the occasional monkey using your roof as a shortcut.
Rooms stay simple and well equipped: cold air-con, hot showers, mini fridges, comfortable beds, and garden space outside. Fan huts suit travellers happy to trade machinery for shade; air-con rooms are the better call after a full day on the scooter.
The on-site scooter fleet is unusually fresh, which matters on Lanta’s long roads and potholes that appear to have been designed by someone holding a grudge. Saladan pier transfers, island trips, and rides around the island can be arranged here, leaving less time spent negotiating transport logistics in the heat.
Happy Restaurant sits next door for easy Thai food, while 7-Eleven and street-food stops are close by. The beach is across the road, and the forest-facing rooms turn breakfast coffee into a small wildlife programme, with monkeys and the resident cat providing the cast.
Highlights
- Newer forest-view rooms with panoramic windows
- Bungalows with covered porches and shaded garden space
- New scooters available on site
- Monkeys regularly move through the trees and over bungalow roofs
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