Rommai Rimnaam Resort

The rooms at Rommai Rimnaam Resort range from a Standard Studio with a queen bed to villas with garden or river views. Several rooms sleep up to two guests and have a king bed or two single beds, depending on the room. The River View Villa has a river view and a balcony or terrace, and the Standard - Twin Bed also has a balcony or terrace and a seating area.

Several rooms have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a mosquito net, a desk and a refrigerator, and some have a private bathroom with a shower. The Garden View Villa and the Sweet villa both have garden views and free bottled water, and each of the rooms with full details measures between 23 and 25 m².

The resort has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, a spa with a sauna, and a garden on the grounds. Guests can use BBQ facilities and a shared kitchen, and the resort offers water sports that do not use motors. There is a lift, luggage storage, and express and private check-in and check-out are available.

Parking is on site and free. A shuttle service and an airport transfer are offered, the resort has 24-hour security, and daily housekeeping is provided. English and Thai are spoken at the resort. The spa and sauna are in addition to the two swimming pools, and the garden is part of the resort's grounds.

Rommai Rimnaam Resort is in Ranong, a town on Thailand's Andaman coast in the south, in the area of Ban Bang Rin village. The setting is residential and low-key, with local houses and village streets around the resort, and the town's markets lie a few kilometres away.

The town's main sights are a short drive away. The Raksa Warin hot springs and arboretum, 5.1 km from the resort, make a good half-day stop, and the City Pillar Shrine is in the same area of town. The Ranong Fish Market is 5.2 km away, and the Night food market, 4.6 km from the resort, is the place to go in the evening. Ranong Airport is 16.6 km away, and the Tai Kak Pier, 4.7 km away, is the town's ferry pier.

A good day could start with a morning at the hot springs and the arboretum, followed by lunch at the fish market and an afternoon in the town. In the evening, the night food market is a relaxed end to the day, and the resort's pools and spa are a short return trip for a quiet finish. A longer visit can turn the day into a full one, combining the hot springs with the fish market and the pier.