SLEEP TIGHT @Chumphon

The rooms at SLEEP TIGHT @Chumphon include two double rooms with a garden view, the Small Double at 15 m² and the Medium Double Room at 18 m². Both have a double bed for up to two guests, air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, a flat-screen TV and a mini bar.

Other rooms at SLEEP TIGHT @Chumphon accommodate up to three guests, including a double room with a double bed and two non-smoking rooms with a garden view.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is free parking for guests who arrive by car. Wi-Fi also reaches the public areas, and satellite and cable channels are available on the television.

The property has a garden and a snack bar, and air conditioning is installed in the public areas as well as the rooms. A convenience store is available for guests.

The property is smoke-free and has non-smoking rooms, and 24-hour security is in place for guests. The snack bar and the convenience store are both on the property, so basic supplies are close at hand. Guests who need a room with a garden view can choose from the rooms that have one, and Wi-Fi reaches all of them.

Chumphon is a provincial town on the Gulf of Thailand coast in the south of the country. The guesthouse stands on Pramintharamrakha Road, a town street, and travellers who want a working southern Thai town rather than a beach resort will find that here. Its streets carry the everyday life of the province, from its shrines and monuments to its bus and rail links.

The City Pillar Shrine Chumphon and the King Rama V Monument are both 850 m away, and the Chumphon Night Market is 1.7 km off. The Chumphon train station, on the southern railway line, is 2 km away, and Choke Anan Bus Station is about 1.2 km away for onward buses. The Monkey School, where macaques are trained to pick coconuts, lies 2.6 km away.

For a day out, combine the town's shrines and monuments with a visit to the Chumphon National Museum, which covers the history and culture of the province. Several locomotive monuments near the station, including Locomotive No.9, recall the town's railway history. The National Museum is best combined with the nearby shrines, which all sit within a short distance of the guesthouse. In the evening, the night market is the place to eat local food before heading back to the guesthouse.