Baan Rim Nam Homestay Chumphon

All the rooms at Baan Rim Nam Homestay Chumphon have air conditioning, and they measure between 13 and 20 m². Several rooms have a mountain view, and some open onto a balcony or terrace. Some rooms also have a fan.

Some rooms have a private bathroom, while others share one, and the rooms sleep between two and seven guests. Where a room has a private bathroom, it comes with a shower and toiletries, and in some rooms towels are supplied as well. Guests who want a balcony or terrace with a mountain view will find it in the Deluxe Room and the Standard Room.

The homestay has a bar, and massage, tours, diving, snorkelling and fishing are offered. Non-motorised water sports and bicycles are offered too, so diving, snorkelling, fishing and tours sit alongside the town-based services and the coast can be explored in several ways.

An airport transfer and a shuttle service are offered, and daily housekeeping is provided. There is a terrace and a shared lounge with a TV area for guests.

For meals there is a coffee shop, a snack bar and BBQ facilities, and Wi-Fi reaches the public areas as well as the rooms. Massage is offered as well, so guests can relax after a day on the coast or in the town.

Chumphon is a provincial town on the Gulf of Thailand coast in southern Thailand, and daily life here follows the rhythm of a working town rather than a resort. It also lies on the main rail and road route south. Baan Rim Nam Homestay Chumphon is in the Muang Chumphon district, and several of its rooms look out towards the hills.

Within a few hundred metres you will find a food market and the Songserm Mattaphon Pier, the ferry terminal from which boats leave for the islands offshore. The pier is 550 m from the homestay, and the Khao Matsee Viewpoint, 650 m away, looks out over the town and the land around it. The Rungkittour Bus Station is 4.8 km away for those travelling by coach, and Hat Pharadonphap beach lies about 3 km from the homestay.

For a day out, the coast is the natural choice, with diving, snorkelling and fishing offered alongside non-motorised water sports. Hat Pharadonphap beach is the obvious destination for sand and sea, while the Khao Matsee Viewpoint offers a look over the town and its surroundings. Laem Thian Chumphon, a coastal attraction, is also not far off along the coast, and Hat Pharadonphap and the viewpoint make a simple pair for a half day out.