Farm House Ranong Hotel

The rooms at Farm House Ranong Hotel measure between 25 and 30 m² and range from standard doubles and twins to deluxe rooms, a family room that sleeps up to four guests and a suite. Several of them have a city view, and the room sizes and bed set-ups differ, so the number of guests in your group helps decide which room suits you best.

Beds include super king, king, queen, double and single beds, depending on the room. Many rooms have a private bathroom with toiletries and towels, an electric kettle and a hair dryer, and some add a bathtub grab bar, a walk-in shower or complimentary spa access.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, a children's swimming pool, a fitness centre and a massage service. Restaurants, a coffee shop, room service and a buffet breakfast cover the meals, and food delivery is available as well.

Guests can use a taxi service, a shuttle service and tours, and the hotel offers an airport transfer as well as free parking on site. A 24-hour front desk is open round the clock, and there is a shared lounge/TV area.

Laundry and dry cleaning can be arranged, and daily housekeeping, an elevator, luggage storage, a gift shop, a kids club and wheelchair accessibility are also provided.

Farm House Ranong Hotel sits in central Ranong, the provincial town on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, on Ruengraj Road in the Kaonivet area of Muang district. Ranong is a small, low-key town of markets, shrines and older buildings, away from the big resort beaches further south. Life in the streets runs around local shops and street food stalls.

Within a short walk are the Rattana Rangsarn Palace, 450 m away, and the Ranong Municipal Fresh Market, 750 m from the hotel. The San Chao Hok Tek Su pagoda and the City Pillar Shrine are also close by, and the Ranong Bus Station is 1.5 km away. Further out, the hot springs and Raksa Warin Arboretum lie 2.2 km away, and Ranong Airport is 22.1 km from the hotel, with an airport transfer offered by the hotel.

A good way to spend a day is a morning at the fresh market and a walk past the palace and the shrines, then an afternoon at the hot springs in the Raksa Warin area, where the arboretum offers a greener and quieter setting. Back at the hotel, you can finish the day with a massage. Because the centre is compact, most of the sights can be reached on foot from the hotel, while the pier and the airport need a longer journey by road.