Flower Power Village

Every room at Flower Power Village has a garden view, and the rooms range from villas and suites to a glamping tent and garden-view bungalows. The villas measure 140 m² and sleep up to eight guests, while the suites and penthouses measure 70 m² and sleep up to four. The glamping tent sleeps two guests and the garden-view bungalow sleeps three.

Bathrooms are private and come with toiletries and towels, and several have a walk-in shower or a separate shower/bathtub. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the two villas include complimentary spa access. Bathrobes are provided in the Penthouse, which also has an additional bathroom, and the Penthouse Suite has business areas that guests can use free of charge.

The grounds include an outdoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, a spa with massage and sauna, a fitness center and a yoga room, along with a solarium, a library and a games room with billiards.

Activities include snorkelling, diving, surfing lessons, canoeing, boating, fishing and hiking, and tours can be arranged.

For meals, the hotel has restaurants, a poolside bar, a coffee shop and a snack bar, with room service, a halal restaurant, a vegetarian restaurant, BBQ facilities and a shared kitchen. Between meals, a gift/souvenir shop sells keepsakes, and the garden and terrace give guests outdoor space to sit back and enjoy the greenery around the hotel.

Koh Phayam is an island off the coast of Ranong province in southern Thailand's Andaman Sea, and the boat from the mainland is the way onto it. The island is built around its beaches and its boat connections, and Flower Power Village sits at Aow Khao Kwai, where the sand is a short walk from the bungalows and villas.

Ao Khao Kwai Beach is a short walk from the hotel, and Ao Hin Khao is another beach close by. Hin Talu, a viewpoint 1.3 km away, and Ao Pai Beach, 1.4 km away, lie further along the coast. Koh Phayam Pier, 2.4 km away, is the island's ferry terminal and the arrival point for boats from the mainland.

A day could start on Ao Khao Kwai Beach, continue to the viewpoint at Hin Talu, and end on Ao Pai Beach. Sea conditions can affect boat departures in the monsoon months, so the crossing to and from the mainland is worth planning around. Guests who prefer to stay close can spend the day at the hotel, which has a swimming pool, a solarium, a library and a games room, and the beach is a short walk away from the hotel's doors.