Koh Mook Mountain view

The rooms at Koh Mook Mountain view all have air conditioning and a mountain view, and each has a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries. The family room measures 52 m² and sleeps up to four guests. The double rooms measure 21 m² and sleep up to two or three guests, and the deluxe double room measures 24 m².

Three rooms have a balcony and one has a terrace, so most of the rooms open onto the outdoors with mountain views. The rooms have an electric kettle and a hair dryer, and the bathrooms are equipped with bathrobes, toiletries and towels.

The property has a garden and a terrace, and non-smoking rooms are offered. The garden has trees that give shade, and the staff speak English and Thai, so arrivals in either language are covered.

Rooms can have a seating area, a separate dining area, a private entrance and a mosquito net, and the bathrooms come with slippers and a shower. Rooms can also have a refrigerator, a coffee/tea maker and free bottled water.

Pets are allowed at the property, and rooms can have a balcony or terrace, a seating area and air conditioning. Rooms can also have a closet, a socket near the bed and wooden flooring, and the rooms come with linens.

Koh Mook Mountain view sits on Koh Mook, a small island in Trang province on Thailand's Andaman coast, and the landscape around it is green and mountainous. Life on the island is quiet and rural, with small villages and beaches rather than a town. Haad Farang village is close to the hotel.

Farang Beach is 400 m away and Ao Phang Ka Beach is 800 m, so the sand is a short walk from the hotel. Morakot Beach is 1.5 km away, and the Emerald Cave, a sea cave with a swim-through passage and green water, is 1.7 km from the property. A snorkelling spot near Tiger Cave is 1.1 km away, so time in the sea is an easy plan.

Because Koh Mook is an island, the last part of the trip is by boat from the mainland. Plan the trip around the crossing, since the boat is the final stage of the journey. The airport at Trang is on the mainland, so most trips to the island involve a road journey before the boat. Once you are here, a day can mix time in the sea at the nearby snorkelling spots with an afternoon in the garden under the trees.