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| Ko Chang | Is the Treehouse on Lonely Beach still open? Posted: Fri December 22, 2006 12:39 AM UTC
I spent a few weeks on Lonely Beach back in March, and remember there being talk of the Treehouse closing down. Although I wasn't staying in their huts, I found the place along with Nature Rocks a fun place to hang out in the evenings. Does anyone know if the Treehouse on Lonely Beach is still open, and, if possible, for how long ? (am thinking of going back in January!)
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julienpepin  
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| Ko Chang | RE: Is the Treehouse on Lonely Beach still open? Posted: Tue December 26, 2006 03:28 PM UTC
www.tree-house.org
hello, the tree-house at lonely beach is still open and it will be like this for several months.so feel free to come.we just did a relaunch of our website with infos about th loenely beach and the new th at long beach.you will find also a lot of pictures there. http://www.tree-house.org we will post any news about the treehouse of course there! all the best for you,and a happy new year see you her!!! rawell
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| Ko Chang | RE: RE: Is the Treehouse on Lonely Beach still open? Posted: Thu January 4, 2007 03:26 PM UTC
what is room price for that hotel ?
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asimmr 
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| Ko Chang | RE: RE: Is the Treehouse on Lonely Beach still open? Posted: Mon January 8, 2007 02:47 PM UTC
It's not actually a hotel, it's a big set of simple wooden huts with shared bathrooms. If you're looking for a bit nicer accommodation, ie hotels, I'd recommend White Sands although there were a couple of more upmarket places at Lonely Beach when I was there in March. The average price at the time for a simple wooden hut with a plug, a fan and a mosquito net was about 150-300 baht.
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julienpepin
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