Seaflower Bungalows

Seaflower Bungalows is a 3-star resort in Srithanu, Koh Phangan, with direct access to a sandy beach and an infinity pool facing the sea. Set on the island’s west coast, it combines bungalow-style accommodation with a restaurant serving Thai and Western dishes, plus a beach bar for sunset food and cocktails. The range includes compact chalets and bungalows, pool-view rooms, suites and a beachfront villa for up to four people. Most options have balconies or terraces, while garden, pool or sea outlooks vary by room.

Air conditioning and private bathrooms feature across the accommodation, with a hammock on the private balcony noted for the bungalow options. Larger rooms bring additional space, and the suites include options with a bath and seating area; the beachfront villa has two bedrooms. At the resort, you can use the infinity pool, explore the garden, or arrange snorkelling, kayaking and other water sports. A tour desk and boat and bus ticket service assist with island outings. The beachside setting and range of room sizes suit couples as well as small groups seeking time by the water.

Seaflower Bungalows offers several kinds of accommodation, from 25 m² chalets and bungalows to suites of 89–100 m² and a 75 m² beachfront villa. The room types sleep two or three people, while the villa accommodates up to four across two bedrooms. Private bathrooms and air conditioning are common to the range, and many units have a balcony or terrace. Garden and courtyard views feature in the smaller bungalow and chalet options; selected rooms look towards the pool or sea.

The larger rooms differ in layout and outlook. The King Room with Pool View is on the ground floor and includes a bath, while the King Room with Balcony is upstairs and is 51 m². The suites add generous floor space and sea-facing views, with bath facilities; the Presidential Suite has a separate living room and bedroom. For a group, the Villa - Beach Front combines two bedrooms with a terrace and sea view.

Facilities at Seaflower Bungalows centre on outdoor time by the water. The resort has beachfront access, a sun terrace and garden, with outdoor furniture, loungers and sun umbrellas for time outside. Snorkelling, canoeing and other water sports are available on site, and the tour desk can help with outings. A shuttle service, public transport tickets and luggage storage add practical support for island travel.

Two restaurants and a bar provide the main food and drink options, including fruit, wine or champagne and tea or coffee. Free WiFi is available throughout, and free private parking is provided on site without reservation. Rooms have private bathrooms, showers and free toiletries, with towels, linen and hairdryers; selected views look over the garden or inner courtyard. Electric kettles, refrigerators and seating areas also feature among the room facilities.

Srithanu runs along Koh Phangan’s west coast, where beach coves, yoga centres, small shops and places to eat sit along the coastal road. Seaflower Bungalows faces the shore at Chao Phao, with Haad Chao Phao 250 m away and Haad Son Beach Koh Phangan 350 m away. Haad Son is 400 m from the resort, while Zen Beach is 750 m away. The resort description notes snorkelling spots within a five-minute walk, and guest feedback highlights the beach’s sunset views.

Thong Sala is Koh Phangan’s port town and the island’s main ferry arrival point. The resort is 6.9 km from the town centre, and Thong Sala Pier is a 15-minute drive away; ferries link the pier with Koh Samui and the mainland. Shared songthaews serve Srithanu and nearby west-coast beaches from Thong Sala, while scooters are commonly used to travel around the island. Free private parking is available at the resort without advance reservation. Samui International Airport is across the water, so reaching Koh Phangan from there involves a ferry connection.

For a change from the beach, the Food Market is 1.1 km away, Wat Sri Thanu 1.2 km, and Baan Sri Thanu 1.3 km. Phaeng Waterfall, inland in Than Sadet-Ko Pha-ngan National Park, is 6.6 km away. Snorkelling, kayaking and stand-up paddle surfing are available at the resort, and nearby coves can be explored along the coast. February to April is typically the island’s driest, calmest period; June to September brings a greener season with short storms, while October to December is wettest. West-coast beaches are known for sunset views.