Haad Kaew Resort Songkhla

The rooms at Haad Kaew Resort Songkhla include bungalows of 24 m², rooms of 25 m² and the 54 m² Presidental Suite, which has a balcony and a seating area. Several rooms have a sea view, and two of them have a partial sea view.

Single beds and double beds are offered across the rooms, and the suite can sleep up to four guests with a choice of bed set-ups. Shower, toiletries, air conditioning and a refrigerator appear in several rooms, while satellite channels and free WiFi complete the in-room equipment in some. Desks and closets are also part of the in-room equipment in several rooms.

The resort has an outdoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, a garden, a private beach, a bar, restaurants, a coffee shop and room service. A buffet breakfast is served, and the front desk is staffed 24 hours.

Other services include an airport transfer, car hire, luggage storage, daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, ironing, and a convenience store. The resort is wheelchair accessible and has a lift, and meeting and banquet facilities are available. Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and free parking nearby is also offered. Kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling are offered from the private beach, and car hire is available for trips around Songkhla in town.

Ching Kho lies in the Singhanakhon area of Songkhla, a provincial city in southern Thailand that sits on a narrow strip of land between a large lagoon and the Gulf of Thailand. The town has a long history as a port, and its old streets and fortress reflect that past. The resort has its own private beach, and the sea is in view from several of its rooms.

Samila Beach, a sandy beach on the town's coast, is 6.6 km away, and Khao Tang Kuan, a hill with a lift up to its upper station, is 6.5 km away. The Night Market is 3 km from the resort, and the Old Fortress of Singora and the Songkhla National Museum are also in the town. The serpent-head water sculpture is 4.2 km away.

A day here can combine time on the private beach with an evening at the Night Market and a trip up Khao Tang Kuan. The Songkhla National Museum makes a good stop for anyone interested in the region's history. Hat Yai International Airport, the nearest airport, is 39.2 km away, so the last part of the journey is by road. Hat Yai, the larger city in the region, gives the airport its name.