Lantacoconutgardenbungalow

Garden views, air conditioning and a private entrance are shared by all the rooms at Lantacoconutgardenbungalow. Guests can choose between a Superior Double Room, with a double bed and 16 m² of floor space, and a Single Room with Bathroom.

Each room has a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, and an electric kettle is provided. A fan and linens are provided as well. Both rooms have a garden view, so the outlook from the bungalow is the same whichever room guests choose.

Lantacoconutgardenbungalow has an airport transfer, a paid shuttle service, a tour desk and ticket services. The property also offers massage, fishing, canoeing, diving, horseback riding and snorkelling.

The property also has private check-in and check-out, 24-hour security, a laundry service, dry cleaning and ironing, and a cash withdrawal facility. English and Thai are spoken at the property, and free parking is available on site.

The garden and the terrace give guests outdoor space on the property, while the massage service and the tour desk make it simple to plan a day away from the bungalow. Canoeing, diving and snorkelling are also offered at the property, and the shuttle and airport transfer cover the trips that fall outside the village.

Koh Lanta's Old Town is the island's traditional village area, with local shops, a temple and the ferry pier close by. The neighbourhood is a practical base for trips around the island, and Koh Lanta itself is reached by ferry from the mainland, so the journey ends with a boat crossing. The garden at the property gives guests a green outlook close to the village streets.

Wat Koh Lanta, a temple 1 km away, and the Koh Lanta Community Museum, 1.2 km away, are the nearest sights, and Khao Mai Kaew Cave is 1.8 km from the property. Viewpoint Hill is 3.4 km away, and Long Beach, Koh Lanta, lies 8.7 km away for a beach day. Wat Koh Lanta is a Buddhist temple in the village area, and the museum gives a fuller picture of local life on the island. Khao Mai Kaew Cave is one of the closest natural sights to the Old Town.

A day could start at the temple and the museum, continue to the cave and the viewpoint, and end with a swim at Long Beach. Because the island is reached by boat, it is worth planning the arrival day around the ferry crossing. The Koh Lanta Pier is where the boats arrive, so it is the first landmark for anyone travelling to the island by sea.