Full Moon Central Party Hotel

Full Moon Central Party Hotel is a 2-star hotel in Haad Rin, Koh Phangan, with a terrace and Haad Rin Nok Beach 150 m away. The hotel occupies a lively part of the village near the pedestrian street, with the Full Moon Party site close by. Its single accommodation type is a 15 m² Triple Room for up to three people, furnished with one single bed and one large king-size bed. Air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower and bidet are included, along with free toiletries, towels, linen and a terrace.

An on-site restaurant serves meals, and a bar provides a place to gather; the terrace offers outdoor space. Free WiFi is available throughout, and a tour desk assists with local excursions. The hotel suits travellers prioritising the Haad Rin beach and event scene, with the ferry pier within walking distance. Guest feedback often praises the friendly, responsive staff and easy access to the sand, although some reviewers feel the value is weaker when rates rise during event periods. There is no parking on site.

The accommodation is centred on a single room category, the Triple Room, measuring 15 m² and accommodating up to three people. Its sleeping arrangement combines one single bed with one large king-size bed, so the room's layout is set up for a small group rather than a couple alone. Air conditioning is provided, and the room opens onto a terrace, the clearest distinguishing feature of this type. A private bathroom includes a shower, bidet and toilet; free toiletries, towels, toilet paper and linen are provided. The bathroom setup covers washing and everyday essentials without a shared facility. It combines the terrace with climate control and a private bathroom, while the 15 m² footprint keeps the accommodation compact. This single triple-room category brings together sleeping space for three, private washing facilities and an outdoor terrace.

The hotel has an on-site restaurant serving meals and a separate bar; its terrace offers outdoor space for sitting and socialising. A tour desk assists with local excursions, and luggage storage is available. WiFi is free throughout the property, and the room is air-conditioned. Smoking is not permitted, and the hotel offers non-smoking rooms. Beach access is among the hotel's facilities, with Haad Rin Nok nearby.

Room facilities centre on a private bathroom equipped with a shower, bidet and toilet. Free toiletries, towels and linen are supplied, along with toilet paper, covering the bathroom and bedding essentials. There is no parking at the property, so travellers arriving by car will need to park elsewhere.

The hotel is in Haad Rin, at Koh Phangan’s southern tip, beside the village’s pedestrian street and close to the beach. This is a lively evening setting, especially during the monthly Full Moon Party: the event site is 100 m away, Haad Rin Nok is 150 m away, and Ban Haad Rin is 250 m away. Haad Rin is the island’s best-known nightlife centre, while its beaches also draw visitors during the day. The hotel sits at the end of the walking street, with the restaurant, bar and terrace alongside the village’s evening activity.

Haad Rin Queen ferry terminal is 550 m from the hotel. Direct boats from Bangrak on Koh Samui reach the pier in about 20–30 minutes, with roughly six services a day; you can walk the final stretch through Haad Rin. Thong Sala, the island’s port town, is 9.6 km away, and shared songthaews connect it with Haad Rin. The road into Haad Rin is steep, so take care if travelling by scooter. There is no parking at the hotel, a practical point if you plan to hire a car. Koh Phangan has no airport, so boat travel is part of the onward journey from the mainland or Koh Samui.

Haad Rin Nok is the beach most closely tied to the monthly event. Leela Beach is 400 m away, Haad Rin Nai is 900 m away, and Haad Yuan is 1.9 km away; Haad Yuan has no road access and is reached by taxi-boat from Haad Rin. Haad Rin Viewpoint is 600 m from the hotel. February to April is Koh Phangan’s driest, calmest period. October to December is the wettest season, and rough seas can affect the east coast in November and December. Event weeks bring extra activity to the village.