Phangan Beach Resort

Phangan Beach Resort is a 3-star resort in Ban Tai, Koh Phangan, with bungalows facing Baan Tai Beach. The resort sits beside a sheltered cove on the island’s southern coast, about 2.5 km from Thong Sala’s centre. Accommodation ranges from 15 m² garden bungalows to beachside bungalows and a 92 m² two-bedroom villa, with views of the garden, sea or pool depending on the room.

Guests have access to a private beach area, a restaurant serving Thai and European dishes, a bar and billiards. The villa adds a kitchenette and terrace, while bungalow features include air conditioning, a private bathroom and balcony. Free private parking is available on site, and WiFi is free in public areas. Transfers from Thong Sala Pier can be arranged for a charge; breakfast choices include Continental, Vegetarian, Asian and American options.

The beachfront setting suits travellers who want the shore close by, while the two-bedroom villa accommodates up to four people. Baan Tai’s shops and restaurants are within walking distance, and the resort’s beach, garden and outdoor spaces offer places to spend time between island outings.

The accommodation includes several bungalow styles for up to two people, along with a two-bedroom villa for up to four. The 15 m² Garden Bungalow has a garden view, while the 18 m² Beach Bungalow Wooden faces the sea. Other bungalow choices range from partial sea views to balconies overlooking both the sea and garden; the deluxe options are 21 m².

All room types have a private bathroom, and the bungalows feature air conditioning. Balconies are common across the room range, with views and fittings varying by category. The 92 m² villa offers a separate living room, two bedrooms, a kitchenette and a terrace, with sea and pool views. Kitchen equipment includes a stovetop, microwave, toaster, electric kettle and coffee machine. Several bungalow types have a minibar and flat-screen TV, while some also include streaming services.

The outdoor spaces make the shore a central part of the stay: the resort has beachfront access, a private beach area, a garden, a terrace and a sun terrace. Outdoor furniture, sun umbrellas and loungers or beach chairs provide places to sit by the water. Billiards is available on site, while the tour desk, concierge service and luggage storage support excursions and arrivals. Daily housekeeping, laundry and babysitting or child services are also offered, with board games and puzzles for families.

Dining facilities include a restaurant, coffee house, snack bar and bar, as well as fruit, wine and champagne, and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast choices include Continental, Vegetarian, Asian and American options. Free private parking is available on site without a reservation. WiFi is free in public areas, and shuttle service is available; transfers from Thong Sala Pier can be arranged for a charge.

Phangan Beach Resort faces Baan Tai Beach in Ban Tai, on Koh Phangan’s southern coast. The beach is 100 m away, and Thong Sala Beach is 750 m from the resort. The nearby village of Baan Tai is 1.1 km away. This stretch of coast has a relaxed beachfront character, with local shops and restaurants within walking distance. Baan Tai’s open shoreline also makes it easy to spend time by the water without travelling to another part of the island.

Koh Phangan has no airport, so visitors arrive by boat, usually at Thong Sala Pier. The pier is 2.8 km from the resort. Travellers coming through Samui International Airport can take a ferry connection to Thong Sala; the airport is 16.9 km away. Phangan Beach Resort can arrange a chargeable transfer from the pier on request after booking. Free private parking is available on site, and a reservation is not possible. Shared songthaew pick-ups from Thong Sala also serve Ban Tai.

Wat Khao Tham is 850 m away, while the Night Market is 1.8 km from the property. Phaeng Waterfall, set inland among the island’s forested hills, is 3.5 km away. Thong Sala’s markets and harbour make a trip into the port town straightforward, and the resort’s beachfront position keeps the sea close between outings. February to April is generally the island’s driest, calmest period; June to September brings a greener season with short storms, while October to December is wetter and sea conditions can be rougher on exposed coasts.