Pakamas Resort

Rooms at Pakamas Resort have individual air conditioning, a desk, blackout curtains and a private bathroom with a shower, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The king room measures 21 m² and looks onto nature, the queen room measures 17 m², and there is also a room for up to three guests.

The resort has a 24-hour front desk and offers private check-in and check-out, and the car park on site is free of charge. Pets are allowed at the property, and there is a snack bar and bottled water for quick bites.

Rooms can have satellite and cable channels, a flat-screen TV and internet access over a wireless connection, and English, Lao and Thai are spoken at the front desk.

Across the property, rooms can also have blackout curtains, individual air conditioning, a desk, trash cans and a shower.

Pakamas Resort is in Muang Chumphon, the district around the provincial town of Chumphon on the Gulf of Thailand in southern Thailand. The surroundings mix small villages, country roads and the working waterfront of the town, so the area feels more local than resort-led. The countryside and the coast lie close by, and the town is a short distance away.

The Khao Matsee Viewpoint, 2 km from the resort, looks out over the countryside, and a food market is a short way off. Songserm Mattaphon Pier, 2.5 km away, is the ferry pier for boats out to the islands. The beach at Hat Pharadonphap lies 3.3 km away, the HTMS Chumphon Krom Luang Torpedo Boat Memorial, a museum, is 5.5 km away, and Khu kut temple, 5.8 km away, is a further temple to visit.

A good day out starts with the viewpoint in the morning, followed by the beach at Hat Pharadonphap and the torpedo boat memorial in the afternoon. With free parking on site, the resort suits guests who drive, and the Rungkittour Bus Station is a useful stop for onward journeys by bus. Guests who want a slower day can stay close to the resort and explore the nearby villages on foot.