Palm Park Hotel

Palm Park Hotel has standard rooms with a city view, a family room with a garden view and deluxe rooms that overlook the garden. The Standard Room has one king bed, the Family Room for 4 People - Non-Smoking has two queen beds, and the Deluxe Balcony has one king bed.

The Standard Room, the Family Room and the Deluxe Balcony all have air conditioning, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels. Extra beds depend on the room you choose, and baby cots can be requested directly from the property, subject to availability. Daily housekeeping is provided during the stay.

Palm Park Hotel provides daily housekeeping and a private check-in and check-out.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a mosquito net, a refrigerator, and a balcony or terrace, and free bottled water and instant coffee are provided. Non-smoking rooms and family rooms are offered.

Wireless internet access and satellite or cable channels are part of the room facilities at the hotel. Satellite and cable channels come with the flat-screen TVs, and the rooms with a refrigerator also keep snacks and drinks cool for guests who want them.

Palm Park Hotel is in the town of Ranong, the provincial capital on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, on Petchkasem Road, the highway that runs through the town. Ranong moves at a slower pace than the beach resorts further south, and its markets and temples make it a town to explore on day trips rather than a beach holiday.

Around the hotel, the night food market is 3.2 km away, and its stalls serve local dishes in the evening. The City Pillar Shrine and the Ranong Municipal Fresh Market sit within the town, and Ban Bang Rin is a local village close to the hotel, a reminder of the everyday life of the town. Ranong Airport, the nearest airport, is 17.9 km away, and the Ranong Provincial Transport Station is 3 km from the hotel for travellers coming by bus.

A good day out might start at the Raksa Warin hot springs, 3.9 km from the hotel, where the park also has an arboretum alongside the springs. Pak Nam, 4.2 km away, has the town's ferry pier, and a walk through the fresh market or a visit to the City Pillar Shrine makes a simple afternoon in town, and the hot springs are a good reason to head out of town for the afternoon.