Calamint Residence Hotel

The rooms at Calamint Residence Hotel range from twin rooms with two single beds to family rooms of 50 m² with two bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and several rooms have air conditioning, while others have a fan or heating. Depending on the room, guest capacity runs from two up to four people.

Views vary by room: some overlook the garden, others a city view or a countryside view. The equipment also changes from room to room, with a flat-screen TV, a coffee and tea maker or a balcony in some of them, so each room has its own mix of features.

Calamint Residence Hotel offers daily housekeeping, luggage storage, car hire and ticket services, and there is also an airport transfer. English and Thai are spoken, and bicycle parking is available alongside the car parking.

Parking on site is free, and the hotel also has wired internet and internet services, with Wi-Fi in the public areas as well as in the rooms. Air conditioning is in the public areas too.

The hotel has a terrace and facilities for disabled guests, including wheelchair access, and bottled water is also available. The terrace is outside, and the hotel also provides luggage storage and car hire for guests who want to get around Chumphon.

Chumphon is a provincial town in southern Thailand on the coast of the Gulf of Thailand, and Calamint Residence Hotel is in the town itself rather than on a resort strip. The streets are lined with parks, monuments and shrines, and the town has the feel of a working Thai town, which lets you see local life up close. The town sits on the main southern railway line.

Arphakorn Kiattiwong Park is 700 m from the hotel, and the Monument of Prince of Chumphon Khet Udomsak stands at the same distance. The City Pillar Shrine Chumphon is 1.7 km away, and the Chumphon National Museum, 3.2 km away, is a museum about the history and culture of the province. The Chumphon Night Market is 1.9 km from the hotel and is the place to eat and shop in the evening.

For a day out, the Chumphon National Museum makes a good start, and boats to the islands of the Gulf, including Ko Tao, leave from the coast near town, so the town is a practical starting point for a sea trip. The hotel offers car hire and ticket services for local trips, and the town's rail and bus links make it easy to leave by land.