Many years ago I visited lama beach and stayed in some mega cheap but fun beach huts and would like to do the same thing again.
Do they still exist as Ive been looking on line and theyre all silly money or should I wait until I get on the ferry and get them then if that system still exists.
Unless anyone can recommend any cheap accommodation on or near to lama beach specifically as my son wishes to learn muay Thai at the gym there for a bit of fun
Thank you

I don't think there are much left of that kind of bungalows, especially not "mega cheap", but that's of course relative.

 

A few years ago I read an article about the last still existing "old style" bungalows in Lamai, not sure if they were the same as I've noticed when passing by, called "New Hut Bungalow", which seem to be a bit of like "old time" once was – apart from the price probably has change from 5 baht a night...

 

The bold text is a Google Satelite link, you can actually check the beaches with Google-map, and using "Street View" you can do a virtual walk on some of them and find potential places.

 

However in the range of 500 baht to about 800 baht a night for a bungalow, there are numerous possibilities in Lamai – for example in this area – but don't expect beach-front; however it's often around 200 meter or so only walk to the beach.

 

Hopefully some Lamai expats can give you better advice...

Last time I passed, 'New hut' it was there and could see they still had a number of the old wooden A frame type huts. 

Watch out for mould. Cheap usually means mould in the mattress of in a concrete bungalow walls. It can migrate to your lungs or sinus or not...

thanks for your messages.
I have found a lovely place off the net...many thanks

On 4/20/2018 at 6:59 PM, Clive said:

thanks for your messages.
I have found a lovely place off the net...many thanks

 

So you ask others but do not share the name of the lovely place that you found ?

 

 

Its called Bonny Hotel, Not quite a beach hut but close enough to the beach and good reviews