Lukjapong Home

Every room at Lukjapong Home has air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels. Flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, slippers and a wake-up service come with the rooms, and some also have a coffee and tea maker.

The rooms share the same 24 m² floor area, with king, double and twin bed set-ups. The superior king room has a mountain view, and the deluxe family room sleeps up to four guests.

Lukjapong Home offers a 24-hour front desk, an airport transfer and a shuttle service, with free parking for guests who arrive by car. Luggage storage, daily housekeeping, laundry and ironing services are also provided, and car hire is available. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the front desk is open around the clock.

There is a massage service and a salon on site, and the property has a hot spring bath. The property also offers diving, fishing, hiking, snorkelling and tours, and family rooms are available for guests travelling with children. Pets are allowed, so guests who travel with an animal can bring it along, and the hot spring bath is part of the property's facilities.

Lukjapong Home is in the Ranong City Center area, in the provincial town of Ranong on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand. The town is small and easy to get around, and it is known for its hot springs and its local markets, with the night food market one of its main evening spots.

The sights are close by. The City Pillar Shrine is 750 m away, a Thai shrine in the town, and Rattana Rangsarn Throne Hall lies 1.1 km away, a traditional throne hall. The hot springs of the Raksa Warin area, in the Hot Springs and Raksa Warin Arboretum park, are 1.4 km away and make a natural stop for a soak. For onward travel, the Ranong Provincial Transport Station is 100 m from the hotel, and the night food market is 800 m away.

A good day could start at the City Pillar Shrine, continue through Poomchanok Market and the municipal fresh market, and end with a massage at the hotel. The hot springs are a little farther out than the market streets, so they make a separate outing rather than part of a stroll, and the bus station is a useful starting point for trips further afield around the province.