Erawan Phangnga Resort

The accommodation at Erawan Phangnga Resort has a 27 m² room with a queen bed for up to two guests, a private bathroom and a private entrance. Air conditioning runs in the room, and the queen bed suits two people sharing.

Free instant coffee, toiletries, a TV with satellite and cable channels and a desk complete the room's equipment. The bathroom is private, and the entrance is the room's own.

Free parking is available, and the car park is spacious, so guests arriving by car can leave their vehicle on arrival. Internet access is available, and there is a doorman.

Coffee or tea is available, and the property also has a refrigerator and body wash. Other facilities include a balcony or terrace, a desk or workspace, and toiletries for the bathroom. A refrigerator and a doorman complete the general facilities, and the balcony or terrace is the last of them.

Erawan Phangnga Resort is in the Bor Saen / Tab Phud area of Phang Nga, the provincial capital of southern Thailand. The province stretches along the Andaman coast, a landscape of mangroves and limestone karsts. Phang Nga town is a provincial centre rather than a resort strip, so daily life here is local rather than touristy.

Public transport is 950 m from the property, and Prasrinakrin Park and the Phang Nga Museum are 1.4 km and 1.5 km away, both reachable on foot. Wat Tham Ta Pan, a Buddhist temple, lies 2.1 km from the property, and Chedi Khao Lang Bart, a Buddhist chedi (stupa), is 2.7 km away. The Phang Nga Bus Terminal is the place to pick up onward bus travel.

A simple day could start in the park, continue to the museum and finish at the temple, and the chedi and the temple both sit within a few kilometres of the property, so they can be seen in the same outing. For a wider trip, Phang Nga Bay, with its limestone islands, is one of the province's best-known sights, and boat trips are the usual way to see the islands up close, so the bay makes a good full day out from town.