Burmese Corner

The rooms at Burmese Corner range from shared dormitories with bunk beds to standard rooms with a balcony and a view of the mountains or the park. Air conditioning is available in several of them, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Several rooms have a private bathroom with a shower and towels, and linens are provided in the dormitories and standard rooms. One room measures 200 m² and has six single beds, an ensuite bathroom and a river view. Daily housekeeping is part of the hotel's regular service, and dry cleaning is available for guests who need it.

Restaurants and room service are part of the hotel's offer, with an Asian breakfast, breakfast service, lunch and dinner, and vegetarian and halal dishes. Coffee and tea are served in the restaurant, soup and salads are available, and food delivery is offered, along with private barbecue facilities and a shared kitchen.

Guests can use luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, a library and dry cleaning, and the hotel offers daily housekeeping. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, Wi-Fi is also available in the public areas, and there is a laptop workspace.

Parking is available nearby, pets are allowed, and English, Burmese and Thai are spoken. The hotel has 24-hour security.

Burmese Corner is in Bang Niang, part of Khao Lak on the Andaman coast of Phang Nga province, a district known for its sandy beaches and for its memorials to the 2004 tsunami. The streets around the hotel are lined with small guesthouses, restaurants, massage shops and food stalls, and the mood is more relaxed than in the larger resorts further along the coast.

The International Tsunami Museum is 100 m from the property, and Bang Niang Beach is close by. Ton Chong Fa Waterfall, a multi-level waterfall in the hills inland, is 3.8 km away, and Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park, with forest trails and beaches, lies 4.7 km away. Similan National Park, 10.5 km away, is an island archipelago reached by boat from the mainland.

A day could start at the Tsunami Museum and the Bang Niang Market, then continue to the waterfall or the national park, both inland and easiest to reach by car or scooter. Khuk Khak Beach and Nang Thong Beach are also a drive away, so a day on the sand can easily be combined with the sights. For the islands, boats leave from the mainland, so plan the sea trips around the weather.