Manora Garden B &B

The rooms at Manora Garden B &B include garden bungalows, a room with a mountain view and smaller rooms with a double bed. Rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom, toiletries and linens, and some have a private entrance. A 40 m² bungalow sleeps up to four guests, and a 40 m² bungalow with a choice of bed set-ups sleeps up to five.

A 16 m² room has two single beds and a mountain view, while a 12 m² room with a double bed has a balcony or terrace. Another 16 m² room sleeps up to three guests. A baby cot is available on request for infants.

Guests can use free parking on site, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The property has a 24-hour front desk, tours can be arranged, and there is an airport transfer as well as a shuttle service.

The property has a badminton court, bicycles and hiking, a game room and a library, and a playground for younger guests. Massage, daily housekeeping, laundry service and luggage storage are available too, and there is a garden and a terrace.

For meals, there is a kitchen, a coffee shop and a snack bar, and a bar on site, with alternative meal arrangements for guests who want something different. Guests who prefer to stay in can use the library, the shared lounge and the garden.

Phang Nga is a provincial town in southern Thailand, set in the limestone scenery of Phang Nga Province, and the guesthouse lies in the Mueang Phang Nga area. The landscape is one of limestone hills and caves, which draws travellers who want more than a beach stay. From the guesthouse, the forest walks and caves are within a short drive, and the Phang Nga Bus Terminal is 7.8 km away for anyone arriving by public transport. Staying in the Mueang Phang Nga area keeps the caves, the forest park and the temple a short drive away.

Within a few kilometres are the Sa Nang Manora Forest Park and its waterfall, plus Shell Cave and Fish Cave, both close to the property. The Dragon Cave Temple is 5.1 km away, and the Phang Nga Museum is 6.6 km away, adding a cultural stop to a day of caves.

A full day could begin with a walk through the Sa Nang Manora Forest Park, continue with a visit to Shell Cave and Fish Cave in the afternoon, and end at the Dragon Cave Temple. Because most of the sights lie within a few kilometres of the guesthouse, a car, motorbike or taxi covers them easily in a day.