I came for a purely practical reason as I wanted to be close to the ferry for the islands. But I was glad I stopped over and could have spent another day just chilling and exploring the local area. The beach was absolutely deserted but did manage a little chilled beach bar 2 minutes from the hotel. The food was good and reasonable price so no need to go elsewhere. They sold me the ferry ticket (for the same price as you can buy at the pier) and even threw in a free ride to get there. The pool was a refreshing addition and even was a decent size for a hotel. I've never stayed in a tent with AC before so that was strange but worked great

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We enjoyed our stay, we used it as a base for the ferry to Koh Tao, however, we stayed for two nights and it was agreat start of our holiday. Around the hotel there is not much, which we liked. We were literally alone on the beach, in the near restaurant. We used the free bikes to explore the surroundings ( I really recommend going to see the Mu KoChumphon National Park and definitelly dont miss the Wat Tham Pong Pang temple on the beach). The facilities were great, huge rooms, comfy beds.

I didnt really like the pool, although my kids loved it. It is really old and the tiles are falling apart (kids were diving, collecting the pieces), some places of the pool have really sharp edges, be carefull. And it is not very clean, the smell of the water was weird..

The Moonshine Resort welcomed me with the warmest host I’ve encountered during my whole stay in Thailand. Luna is a very nice super intelligent woman who helped with everything. Thank you for the talks. The food is very affordable and delicious from breakfast to dinner. The resort is close to the Nationalpark of mangrove woods. You can rent a Scooter with them and discover the very charming countryside around Chumphon. The rest of the ladies taking care of the place speak less English but are the same level of sweet and sympathetic. I prolonged my stay there after two nights because I felt so comfortable. Thank you guys.

I stayed for around 10 days here in a tent. The staff were welcoming and always looking to please, and the pool and loungers were great for getting hot and then cooling off. It's really remote, which suits me greatly and is extremely affordable. Don't expect many restaurants or bars nearby. In fact, don't expect much of anything nearby. The bathroom was spacious, and the food at the guesthouse was filling.

It gets extremely hot in the tents, but they have air-conditioning; you just need to get the temp right. Naturally, noise travels through a tent, which can get annoying. Anyone staying in a room complained about their beds being too hard, mine was fine in the tent.

I needed a quiet place with a swimming pool and that was exactly what I got. I do suggest to come with your own means of transport unless you are just planning for an overnight stay. They are very helpfull arranging transfers . On my request they were also so friendly to pick up some fruit for my stay. There is also a good restaurant close by called ‘To the moon’.

On the site there is a menu with ‘Grandma’s revommendations’ which unfortunately are no longer available. I understand the reasoning but it was one of the factors that made me choose this place. The current menu choices are a little bit underwhelming, certainly when staying for more then a few days. As stated before this can be solved by eating somewhere else. The grandmother suggestions should be removed from the website because it’s misleading and menu options could be improved with a mininum effort. There’s also some wear and tear vissible all around the resort which is normal but can in my opinion be managed in a more constructive way. E.g. remove damaged sun launchers from sight and return only when fixed.

Close to Chumphon ferry port, yet in the middle of nowhere. There is one beach restaurant and a noodle shack within walking distance. You can rent motorbikes or take one of the bicycles for free to discover the nearby national park. They offer free shuttle to the ferry port. I loved how quiet, calm and laid back this place is. It might not be everyone's thing, but this is is the perfect place to just chill by the pool, and talk walks on the empty beach. The staff are nice, and the restaurant serves good food for reasonable prices. We stayed in one of the bungalows, which was basic but clean. The resort also has tents. They offer complimentary toiletries and free water bottles. Great value for money.

Everything was fine.

Friendly staff. Nice garden and area around. Hotel is good stop if you need total peace or have a early boat to Koh Tao. Hotel serve complimentary transport to harbour. Lady in reception was really nice and helped arrange taxi to local market. Breakfast was good and good price. There are cofee and tea aviable 24/7 for free. You can also fill your waterbottle. There was just room avaiable and I stayed alone 4-beds tent. It was nice. I liked jungle around and really quite.

Swimming pool cold be more clean. Location is far away from everything, but other way that empty beach is really peacefull.

Dinner was good and breakfast good , nice location not far from the beach

After checking in with our dog the person asked us for 200 baht 30 mins later after checking in saying that was for cleaning after having dog in the room , even though our dog slept in its own box in the room , this should have been discussed during check in , and they never answer my message i send about the dog

loved this unique little spot. we originally didn’t realised we’d booked a tent (my fault, i was in a rush!) but don’t be put off if you’re thinking of going for a tent! - they’re small but clean, air conditioned and cute! clean bathrooms, the staff were lovely, especially the lady who owns it. we got there late and was offered dinner straight away and for a good price. we only stayed one night as we were getting the ferry to Ko Tao the next day, but i dipped my feet in the pool and it was lovely and warm! nice little beach bar down the road and a free taxi service to the pier (about 10 mins, if that) if you are getting the ferry once leaving the hotel! it’s perfect for what we needed. good showers.

nothing! however just a pre warning, it is in the middle of absolutely no where, so if you’re into busy towns or beaches this is not for you (there’s literally ONE beach bar down the way, which was nice but quiet). it is very, very quiet in general. the tents are small if you’re there for more than a few days. it’s perfect for a stop over for a relaxing day or two!

Cosy little resort. A little run down, but that adds to the charm! The owner, Luna is a fantastic and friendly host. She speaks 4 languages and could not be more welcoming! The free bikes were great for getting around. If you're in a tent, make sure you bring earplugs:) The onsite restaurant has a small menu, but it does the job.

The Grandpa in the restaurant was quite grumpy and unfriendly.