Chogun Hostel&Homestay

The rooms at Chogun Hostel&Homestay include a 200 m² room with a garden view, a 25 m² room with a king bed and a bunk bed, and a 50 m² room with a street view that sleeps up to ten guests. Further rooms sleep three, four, five or six guests each.

Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk, an in-room safe box, a refrigerator, a coffee or tea maker and a balcony or terrace. Linens, toiletries, a seating area, a sofa and a private entrance can also be part of a room.

Guests have a shared lounge and TV area with a DVD/CD player, internet access, and satellite and cable channels. Lockers and luggage storage are available, and the property also offers an ironing service, daily housekeeping and 24-hour security.

Check-in can be express or private, and check-out can be express or private too. A buzzer with wireless intercom is available, and English and Thai are spoken. The property has a shared kitchen for guests who want to prepare their own food.

The property also has soundproof rooms and a convenience store. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains and an in-room safe box.

Chumphon is a provincial town on the Gulf of Thailand coast, and it is often used as a stopover for travellers heading to the islands offshore. It is a working town rather than a resort destination, with markets, temples and a railway station shaping daily life. Chogun Hostel&Homestay sits on Moo 1 in Naaung, in the Muang Chumphon district, close to the town's markets and rail station.

Within a short distance of the property are the Bus Terminal, 250 m away, and the Chumphon Night Market, 300 m away. The Chumphon train station is 700 m away, and a public transport stop is nearby, so the town's bus and rail links are easy to reach. The Night Market is a lively evening spot for food and everyday goods, and a temple, San Chao Kheng Chiu Kong To, is also close by.

A day out could take in the Chumphon National Museum, 3.1 km away, and the Monkey School, 3.9 km away, where monkeys are trained to pick coconuts. The Arphakorn Kiattiwong Park is a green stop in the town, and it makes a simple break between visits to the markets and museums. Because the bus and rail links are close, a trip beyond the town itself is easy to plan from the property.