Thansila Resort

The rooms at Thansila Resort measure between 18 and 25 m² and sleep up to three guests. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the room types include king rooms, twin rooms with two single beds and a family room.

Some rooms have a mountain view, others have a river view, and one has a garden view. Some rooms have a bathtub, and others have a refrigerator or a seating area. The king rooms have a king bed, and the twin rooms have two single beds, so couples and friends travelling together can choose the layout that suits them best.

Dining options include restaurants, room service, a coffee shop and a shared kitchen, so meals can be arranged without leaving the resort.

Transport options include an airport transfer, a shuttle service, car hire, a taxi service and bicycle rental. Luggage storage and express check-in and check-out are also available, and the resort has free parking on site as well as bicycle parking for guests who ride.

The resort has a family room, a kids meal, a garden and a terrace. It is wheelchair accessible, and pets are allowed for an additional charge, and the garden and terrace give guests outdoor space to sit, with the car park and bicycle parking close to the entrance.

Thansila Resort is on Petchkasem Road in Bang Rin, part of Ranong town in southern Thailand, close to the Andaman coast. Ranong is a provincial town rather than a resort area, so the surroundings are mostly local streets, temples, markets and hot springs, and the setting feels like an everyday Thai town. Ranong Airport (UNN) is 21.7 km away, and the resort offers an airport transfer for travellers who arrive by air.

The City Pillar Shrine is 600 m from the resort, and the Raksa Warin hot spring, 650 m away, is a natural hot spring in the area. The Rattana Rangsarn Throne Hall is 1.2 km away, and the Ranong Municipal Fresh Market, at 1.6 km, is also close. Wat Tabotharam, a pagoda, is nearby as well, so the central sights of the town can be reached without a long trip.

A good day could start with a soak at the Raksa Warin hot spring, followed by the Rattana Rangsarn Throne Hall and the Wat Tabotharam pagoda, both within a short distance. In the evening, the night food market offers a simple way to try local dishes, and Ranong Canyon makes a longer excursion for those who want more time outdoors.