Secret Garden Trang Resort

The rooms at Secret Garden Trang Resort include twin rooms, a standard room with a king bed, a deluxe single room, a deluxe family room and a featured room. The standard room measures 27 m², most rooms sleep up to three guests, and the deluxe family room sleeps four.

Depending on the room, you will find air conditioning, a desk, a flat-screen TV and a shower, and the decor carries the traditional Thai accents found across the resort. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

A 24-hour front desk, a concierge and luggage storage are offered, along with tours and ticket services. Daily housekeeping is provided, and the resort has an elevator and 24-hour security. English and Thai are spoken at the property.

Free parking is available on site, and there is an on-site parking area. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also offered in public areas, with internet access as a further service.

Satellite or cable channels and a telephone are also offered, and the resort has a designated smoking area for guests who smoke.

Secret Garden Trang Resort is in Trang, a provincial town in southern Thailand, about 3.7 km from the city centre. The setting is an urban one rather than a seafront one. Within a short distance of the resort there are parks, a clock tower, a night market and attractions such as Dugong Circle, so the resort is a base for seeing the town itself.

Kraphing Surin Park and Trang Municipal Park are green spaces close to the resort, and the Trang Clock Tower is a monument in the town. For onward journeys, Trang Bus Station is 3.2 km away and Trang Railway Station is also nearby, while Trang Airport, 9.1 km from the resort, is the nearest airport for flights.

A day in Trang can start with a walk through the parks, then a visit to the Trang Clock Tower, and an evening at the Nightmarket. The town is a practical base for travellers who plan to continue to other parts of southern Thailand, with bus and train links close by. The islands off Trang's coast are reached by boat from the piers on the coast rather than from the town itself, so a day trip to the sea means travelling out of town first.