Cozy Beach

Every room at Cozy Beach has air conditioning, a flat-screen television, a coffee and tea maker, toiletries and fresh linen, and each one has its own bathroom. The rooms are fitted for a stay in the tropical heat, with cooling in every room and a television for the evenings.

The King room, at 31 m², sleeps up to three guests and has a private entrance and a full kitchen for cooking. The Queen room, at 26 m², sleeps up to two guests and has its own bathroom.

The property offers free parking on site, a beachfront position, a garden or backyard, and a balcony or terrace. Bicycles are available for getting around the local area, and the car park takes a variety of vehicles.

Cooking is well covered: the property has a kitchen, kitchen basics such as cookware, oils and condiments, and a BBQ grill for cooking outdoors. A refrigerator and dishes and dining utensils complete the set-up for guests who prefer to eat in. The car park, the bicycles and the garden are all on the property itself, so guests can use them without leaving the grounds.

Cozy Beach sits in the Lang Suan area of Chumphon province, on the Gulf of Thailand coast of southern Thailand. The surroundings are mostly village country, with small communities scattered along the roads, so the setting is quiet rather than busy. It suits guests who want a quiet base by the sea and plan to travel by car.

The closest landmark is Wat Laem Son, a pagoda 1.7 km away. Villages make up much of the local landscape, and Ban Nong Kai Ping, 3.4 km away, and Ban Bang Yi, 5 km away, are among the nearest of them. Wat Sekkharam, a temple, is 7.9 km from the property and is the furthest of them.

A good day could start at the pagoda of Wat Laem Son, continue to the temple of Wat Sekkharam for a longer drive, and end back at the beach in the afternoon. Chumphon, the provincial capital, is also the departure point for boats to Koh Tao, and in the rainy months rough seas can disrupt the crossings.