Mustsee Valley

Every room at Mustsee Valley has air conditioning and a private bathroom, and the rooms measure between 40 and 55 m². Sea views feature across the rooms, and the offer ranges from a double room with a whirlpool bathtub to a 55 m² suite with a sea view.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the private bathrooms come with toiletries and towels. Bathtubs feature in several rooms, and one of them has a whirlpool bathtub. Two of the rooms have a sea view and the third has a partial sea view, so the bathrooms and the views are part of what each room offers.

Mustsee Valley has free parking and an airport transfer, and daily housekeeping is provided. The hot tub and the terrace are there for relaxing, the shared lounge has a TV area, and on-site entertainment is also offered. Meeting and banquet facilities are on the property too.

For dining there is a restaurant, a coffee shop, BBQ facilities and a shared kitchen, with alternative meal arrangements too. Kids meals and a playground are part of the offer, and English and Thai are spoken at the property. Private check-in and check-out are available, and the property is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms for guests who prefer them, and the hot tub sits among the hotel's shared amenities.

Mustsee Valley is in Muang Chumphon, the central district of Chumphon province on the Gulf of Thailand coast of southern Thailand. The area mixes town streets with village houses and the sea, and it is a quiet setting for travellers who prefer a relaxed stay by the water to a busy resort strip.

The Khao Matsee Viewpoint is a short distance away, 200 m from the hotel, and the Food Market, 700 m away, is the place for fresh produce and everyday goods. Songserm Mattaphon Pier, 1.1 km away, is the ferry point from which boats head out to the islands of the Gulf, and Hat Pharadonphap, a beach on the coast, is 2.1 km away. A little further on, Sairee Beach lies 5.4 km away.

A good day here starts at the Khao Matsee Viewpoint for the view, then a visit to the Food Market before heading to Hat Pharadonphap for the afternoon on the sand. The HTMS Chumphon Krom Luang Torpedo Boat Memorial, a memorial to a Thai navy torpedo boat, makes a quieter stop. Boat trips to the islands leave from the pier, so the last part of any island journey is by sea, and the pier is the place to start that trip.