After deciding to take a walk on the wild side, I ended up at the infamous full moon and for recovery a week on the percect beach at pan noi. My stay at Panburi was simple and great value for the money. The huts are right on the beach and prices are from 10 - 50 Euro so you cannot... more

We stayed here for one night in a 500THB fan bungalow - kills me when I compare it to my 600 THB room in Chiang Mai! It was a lil wooden hut with ROCK hard bed (sore next day), mosquito net with holes, fan (that didn't penetrate the dense mosquito net), bugs and spiders, yucky bathroom. However for 2000 THB... more

I read few reviews just after I booked Baan Panburi, reccomended by a friend. Then from the reviews I found out that threre is a constructions on side and its noisy, and horrible....It was a paradise!!! Yes there is construction, yes you can hear it (only in your room during the day...do you really stay in the room on holidays?),... more

We stayed at Baan Pan Buri Village in June 2006 for three days. It is a rough ride in on the back of a four wheel drive but certainly worth the trip. It is an isolated resort with rustic huts a few meters from the water. Prices were very reasonable and the people freindly. Massage and other treats available. Ok... more

We spent a week at the Baan Panburi and loved it. The beach huts we very basic but clean. No hot water showers but who needs it, after all its Thailand, hot and humid. The staff were great, helpful in booking transport to Full Moon Party, always available for questions and always smiling. The restaurant was also very good, closed... more

our stay at Baan Panburi was incredibly peaceful and restful. our beach-front bure was perfectly adequte - flushing toilet, hot/cold showers, fan (that didn't really keep you cool enough at night but never mind) and was cleaned whenever we asked. fantastic value. the beach is wonderful - much better than those we saw on Samui - and the restaurant food... more

If you like romantic little beach huts which are comfortable and simple but not overly basic then you'll like Baan Panburi. Personally I imagine basic to be just a hut with no bathroom, no fan and a thin bed. The other reviewer sounds like she may have been more comfortable on the more touristy island of Ko Samui. The beach... more

We stayed at Baan Panburi Resort during "off" season in September 2005. Not only did the entire island seem a bit deserted but so did the resort which kind of suited us as the resort borders a beautiful beach -and you kinda have it more or less all to yourself (except that you are sharing it with resident street dogs... more