Staying Overnight Near Koh Panyee

We found no issuer that lists rooms on Koh Panyee itself, and the village’s own community record mentions none. The documented places to sleep are on the mainland around it: community homestays at Ban Hin Rom, the national park’s accommodation and camping, the town of Phang Nga, and the camping ground at the Samet Nangshe viewpoint. Every tour on this site is a day trip, and a day with real time on the island is the simpler way to see it.

See the day with 1.5 hours on Ko Panyi

Ban Hin Rom homestays

The Tourism Authority of Thailand’s Thai-language guide to Phang Nga describes Ban Hin Rom in Takua Thung as a community enterprise with a pier for boat trips into the bay, among them to Ko Hong, Ko Panyi and Khao Phing Kan, and with homestays and a seafood restaurant of its own (checked November 2026). Ban Hin Rom is about 1 km from the road up to the Samet Nangshe viewpoint. The guide gives no prices; contact the enterprise before you go.

The national park

Ao Phang-nga National Park, which the village sits in, lists food service, accommodation, a camping ground and tent hire among its facilities (Department of National Parks, checked November 2026). The park office is at Ban Tha Dan, near the customs pier where boats into the park can be hired.

Phang Nga town

The town is 9 km by road from Tha Dan Pier. The Department of National Parks says a shuttle bus runs from the town market to the customs pier, so a night in town puts you a short ride from the boats; no issuer prints the boat fare, so agree it at the pier.

Samet Nangshe

The Samet Nangshe viewpoint, west of the bay in Takua Thung, has a camping spot and houses for a night of stargazing, and its best hour is sunrise over the islands (Phang Nga Provincial Administrative Organisation, checked November 2026). sametnangsheviewpoint.com covers the viewpoint, its shuttle and the drive there.

Or see it in a day

A night nearby helps only if you then take a boat from the mainland yourself. If you would rather not, a day trip with real time on the island is the simpler answer: Go Adventures (Thailand)’s six-island day from Phuket gives Ko Panyi an hour and a half, from US$81 on promotion, usually US$135 a person (checked November 2026), and Discover Thailand's private longtail from a pier in Phang Nga gives it two hours if you are already in town.