The Hideaway Pariya Haad Yuan Ko Pha-ngan Reviews

Never managed to go as the weather was stormy and so we couldn’t get a long tailed boat there. The only way you can access the hotel is via long tail boat that costs around 400baht pp

Wonderful place

The hotel is in a great location! The problem, however, is that to get to Haadrin you have to take a boat taxi, which costs 300 baht per person per trip. This is not negotiable at all. The trip takes 10-15 minutes. I was there with my 17-year-old daughter and would have gone to Haadrin more often if the price hadn't been so high. This is completely overpriced by Thai standards and borders on rip-off. Taxi rides are generally completely overpriced. However, if you like it quiet, this is the place for you. The food in the complex is modest in terms of choice, but there is a good restaurant next door. The staff are a bit unmotivated, but nice. I would not book this hotel again because of the expensive journey. It is not explicitly mentioned in the advert.

Very nice room! Unfortunately you can only get there by boat, and they have no electricity, so no air conditioning at night, so it was impossible to cope with the heat.

The location of the accommodation is on Haad Yuan, quiet, giving you a feel like a private beach. Getting to the accommodation Unable to sit in the car Must take a boat from Haad Rin to come in (there will be a long-tailed boat waiting to pick you up) The boat fee is about 250-350/round). Contacting the accommodation is difficult. After booking, you must find a way to enter the accommodation by yourself. Beautiful accommodation but very old as if not being taken care of Inside the room is dusty. There are spider webs everywhere. There is electricity here for only 6 hours, 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon.

No taxi no ferry to the hotel on full moon worst property 4 by 4 took us with some very bad bumby ride to this hotel Worst experience They claim 700 meters for Haad rin not les st 30 kilometers They don’t have electricity Bad bad hotel Don’t book this

Probably the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in. We arrived on a long boat to a deserted little island. From what we could see nobody else was staying in the resort. We were brought to our bungalow which was very dark with a tiny window and no electricity until 6 in the evening. No Wi-Fi in the rooms and no restaurant in the resort. We lasted about 20 minutes in our room before checking out and moving to another hotel. Also it cost 100 euro a night for this room. Disgraceful is an understatement. DO NOT STAY HERE.

Sadly, this beach resort is in decline. They closed for 2 years due to covid and the place is in a poor state. The communication with the owners/managers was poor, the room was dirty with spiders and bugs in the beds, no mosquito nets, the bungalow in disrepair with the bathroom roof falling apart and debris and dirt all in the bath. I have great memories of this beach from a few years ago and the resort was popular with many families, and a great restaurant called Bamboo Huts. We took our kids here to experience a little backpacking, and knew the place only had 6hrs electricity per day and limited amenities. But this was a disaster. We ended up leaving on the day of arrival and staying at Haad Rin instead. A much better beach for families these days is Thong Nai Pan Yai. If you stay here then understand you will be roughing it, big time.

Unique place.

Think twice about booking here. You must take a small boat from Hadrin Beach to get here or a car ride that costs more each way than the room costs. On our stay the sea was too rough for the boats to go there and I wasn't going to spend more on cabs than the room. So had to book at a different, much more convenient place on the island and just lose my money for the room here. No refunds offered, probably because they know this is an issue.