Libong Beach Resort

Smal bungalow in second road, but you can still see the ocean. The standard of the bungalow is too low! The bed and pillows where fine, but the rest is not good enough. No refrigerator in the room.

The owners were very helpful and kind. The food was excellent and cheap! The beach went on for a mile or more. The owners left me in peace but right there when i needed anything. The only bad part was the bed and pillows. The bed is a half inch piece of foam wrapped around a wooden box placed on top of another wood box. The pillows felt similar.

We as family of 3 stayed in a room with 2 kingsize beds. The seafront Bungalows are excellent, watched the sun set every evening, so nice. The hotel has a restaurant, bu we ate at the Village at the Fisherman restaurant which is very good. The hotel owners are very kind and friendly. We would definitely recommend you to see Koh Libong to here.

The perfect laid back beach holiday. Nothing fancy, but bungalow right on the water. Perfect swimming and kayaking. And the seafood dishes were fresh and cheap! Totally recommend this place. Lovely lady in charge and people on pier very helpful to get on and off the island.

We really enjoyed our 3 nights at this resort. Having read a lot of reviews, we were a bit nervous about what to expect, however, we were warmly welcomed by the family who run the resort, and our beachfront bungalow, whilst rustic, was clean and comfortable. The air con worked well. The showers are outside, but we didn't have any issue with mosquitoes when showering. Mosquito nets were provided on our bed, and the decking area overlooking the sea was lovely. Food was great! Very cheap compared to other islands and very nice. Beers were also a good price. Do not expect luxury - this is a small, family-run, laid-back accommodation. Nature everywhere. All of the resorts are next to each other and you can use the bars/restaurants at any of these. It's a very quiet island, restaurants (Dugong, Libong Beach) close around 9pm. If you are looking for the 'old Thailand' and want peace and quiet, this is the place for you. Due to tide times, sometimes you cannot swim directly in front of the resort. You can hire scooters and book trips if you want to - we chose just to relax for a few days instead. There is an ATM in a village and contrary to some blogs written, the Thai mobile network DTAC does work here, as well as AIS. They will also arrange a longtail boat to the next island if you are island-hopping as we are. If you're happy to not stay in luxury, try the beachfront bungalows here...