Satun Boutique Resort

The rooms at Satun Boutique Resort include twin rooms, double rooms and a triple room, and several of them overlook the garden. Rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, blackout curtains and a desk, and some also have a balcony or terrace, a refrigerator and a coffee or tea maker.

The triple room sleeps up to five guests and measures 36 m², with a garden view, air conditioning and a balcony or terrace. Extra beds are available depending on the room, and an extra bed carries an additional charge, while a baby cot or crib can be requested directly from the property.

Dining options include a restaurant, room service, a shared kitchen and a vending machine. The concierge, taxi service and luggage storage are also available, and express check-in and check-out are offered. The languages spoken include English, Malay and Thai. Guests can also use the shared lounge and TV area for socialising and the garden for a quiet break.

Free parking is on site, with more parking nearby, and free WiFi covers all rooms and the public areas. Daily housekeeping is also provided to the rooms. The property also offers laundry service and dry cleaning, meeting and banquet facilities, a family room, a garden, a convenience store, shops and 24-hour security.

Satun Boutique Resort is in the town of Satun, the provincial capital in southern Thailand. The surroundings mix green public parks, local markets and residential streets, and the everyday life of a Thai provincial town is close at hand. Most of the sights are close enough to reach on foot from the resort, which keeps the town easy to explore.

Khao to Phaya Wang Public Park is 550 m away, a green park for walks. Monkey Mt Forest Park, 800 m away, offers forest paths. The National museum Satun is 900 m away and covers the history of the province, and the Food Market is 950 m away for local produce and snacks. Satun Bus Station, 3.2 km away, is the place to catch buses for travel beyond the town.

A relaxed day in Satun can start in the park in the morning, continue with the museum and the food market, and end with a walk back to the resort. For trips further afield, the bus station is the transport link to plan around.