Bangnu Greenery Resort

Bangnu Greenery Resort offers standard rooms, suites and larger units, several of them with a mountain view. Beds range from one king bed to combinations of single beds and a king bed, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Several rooms have a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, toiletries and towels, and the resort offers daily housekeeping and a laundry service.

The resort has restaurants, a coffee shop and room service, and guests can also use BBQ facilities, a shared kitchen and a food delivery service. A spa with a sauna and massage is on site, and there are tours and bicycles for getting out into the surroundings.

For outdoor time, the resort offers canoeing, diving, fishing, hiking and snorkeling, and the grounds include a garden and a terrace. A family room is also available, and guests can use the spa for sauna sessions.

The resort also offers an airport transfer, a laundry service, daily housekeeping and free parking, and pets are allowed. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and room service is available for meals in your room.

Bangnu Greenery Resort sits in the Kalai sub-district of Phang Nga, among rural villages. Phang Nga province is known for the limestone cliffs of its bay, but the resort's setting is countryside, and several of its rooms look out over the mountains. The setting is quiet, and there is time to explore the countryside around the province.

The Kalai Sunday Market, 2.4 km away, is a weekly gathering for the local community, with food and everyday goods. Kalai village is 2.8 km away, and the Wat Kaeo Manee Si Mahathat temple, with its pagoda, sits 3.8 km from the resort. Further on, the Phu Pha Sawan waterfall is 7.1 km away and is a natural stop for a day out.

A day could begin at the Sunday market, continue to the Phu Pha Sawan waterfall, and end with a massage at the resort spa. Between trips, the garden and terrace give you a quiet place to rest, and the spa is there for the end of the day. The Phu Pha Sawan waterfall and the Wat Kaeo Manee Si Mahathat temple are both good stops, and the Sunday market is a good place to start the morning, with its local food stalls and everyday goods.