Bedter Hotel Phang Nga

Several superior rooms measure 20 m² and have a city view, and the rooms with a private bathroom also have a hair dryer, toiletries and towels. Rooms include superior doubles and twins, a double balcony room and standard doubles.

Family rooms sleep up to five guests, and the standard double room sleeps up to three. The superior twin has two single beds for two guests, and the double rooms have one double bed each.

The 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping, luggage storage, dry cleaning and a laundromat cover the practical needs of a stay. Free parking is available on site, with bicycle parking and parking nearby, and free Wi-Fi is offered in all rooms.

Guests can arrange tours, and car hire and taxi services are available, as are an airport transfer and a shuttle service. For meals there is a snack bar, food delivery and grocery delivery, and coffee or tea is served in the restaurant.

Rooms can have cleaning products, a hair dryer, a refrigerator, a desk and a closet, and the hotel has a terrace and wheelchair access. English is one of the languages spoken.

Bedter Hotel Phang Nga is in Phang Nga town, the provincial capital on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand. The town is a practical base for exploring the province rather than a beach resort area, and its streets have local shops, food stalls and the everyday life of a regional centre. Visitors who come for the limestone scenery of the province will find the town a convenient place to base themselves.

Chedi Khao Lang Bart is 1.1 km from the hotel and the Phang Nga Museum is 1.3 km away, so both can be seen in one visit around the town. The Phang Nga Bus Terminal is 2.1 km away for those arriving or leaving by bus, and the Phangnga Chatuchak Weekend Market is nearby for local food and goods. Prasrinakrin Park is a green space close by for a break from the streets.

A day could start at the museum and the chedi, then continue to Tha Dan Pier, a ferry terminal 5.8 km away. Taxi service and car hire are offered by the hotel, so getting to the pier or the bus terminal does not depend on your own car. For a longer excursion, Surin National Park is 88 km away, and caves such as Fish Cave and Shell Cave lie further out.