Chuenwaree Riverside Stay

Every room at Chuenwaree Riverside Stay has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, a coffee and tea maker, a refrigerator and a dining table. Room sizes start at 18 m², and one room of 50 m² sleeps up to four guests, so the homestay has space for small and larger groups alike.

Beds include queen and king beds as well as single beds, and three rooms have a sofa bed. Two rooms also come with a balcony, and the 50 m² room sleeps up to four guests, while the 18 m² and 23 m² rooms sleep up to two.

Chuenwaree Riverside Stay offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms, with internet access and Wi-Fi in the public areas, and there is free parking on site. Flat-screen TVs are in the rooms.

The garden is one of the property's features, and there is also a terrace. Public areas have air conditioning as well, and the property is smoke-free.

English and Thai are spoken at the property, which is managed by a private host. The rooms and the public areas both have air conditioning, and the smoke-free rule applies across the property.

Chuenwaree Riverside Stay is in the Mueang district of Surat Thani, a provincial town in southern Thailand that works as a practical base for travellers moving between the coast and the inland hills. The setting is a town rather than a beach, and most sights nearby are reached by road or by train. The town is also a starting point for longer journeys across the south, so many visitors use it as a stop on the way to other places.

Surat Thani Airport is about 9 km away, and the Ban Thung Pho Junction and Surat Thani railway stations are a short way from the property, with Ban Thung Pho Junction the closer of the two at 2.6 km, so arriving by plane or train is straightforward. For evening food and local shopping, the Surat Thani Night Market is 9.9 km away, and Central Plaza Surat Thani is also in the area.

A day trip could take in Wat Phra Borommathat Chaiya Worawihan, a temple in Chaiya reached by road from the town, or the Ratchaprapha Dam in the hills of Surat Thani province. Visitors who want to see the wider province can combine the two, but the dam is the longer trip.