phayamhostel

The rooms at phayamhostel range from a double room with a shared bathroom and a mixed dormitory room to bungalows, a tent, a sea-view room and a garden-view bungalow. The sea-view room sleeps up to two guests, and the double room with a queen bed has a window and two bathrooms.

Several rooms have a fan, and the tent has a separate shower/bathtub, kitchenware, a dining table BBQ facilities and a window. The double room with a shared bathroom, the mixed dormitory room, the bungalow with fan and the tent each measure 16 m² and sleep up to three guests.

The restaurants are at the hotel itself, and parking on site is available for guests.

The beach is 10 m from the hotel, so guests can reach the sand on foot, and the island's pier is a short walk away, at 200 m, for boat connections to and from the mainland.

Koh Phayam is a small island in Ranong province, on the Andaman Sea in southern Thailand, and it has no road bridge, so the last stretch of the journey is by boat from the mainland. phayamhostel is a short walk from Ao Mae Mai village and the bay of the same name, in a part of the island made up of small villages and beaches. The island's appeal is its villages, bays and coast rather than city life.

The beach is 10 m from the hotel, and Chedi Loi Nam Beach is 300 m further along, both reached on foot. The Koh Phayam Pier is 200 m away, and it is the ferry terminal where boats from the mainland dock, so the pier is the first landmark for arrivals. Further out, the coast continues to smaller beaches and viewpoints, and the Hin Talu viewpoint sits 1.9 km away.

A good way to spend a day is to walk to the beaches near the hotel, then visit the Bot Klang Thale pagoda, 750 m from phayamhostel. The walk along the coast passes small bays and village lanes, and the beaches around the hotel are the main reason to stay on this side of the island.