The B Ranong Trend Hotel

Every room at The B Ranong Trend Hotel has a city view. The rooms include suites, deluxe rooms and superior rooms, with king beds, double beds and single beds, and some of them offer a choice of bed set-ups. The rooms are set in the middle of the town, so the view from each one is of the streets and the roofs of Ranong.

Air conditioning, blackout curtains, a TV with satellite or cable channels and free Wi-Fi come in several of the rooms, along with bathrobes, hair dryers and mini bars in others. Private bathrooms with a shower and toiletries are found in some rooms, and the non-smoking rooms are marked as such in their own details.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, a spa with sauna and massage, a solarium and a billiards table, plus a shared lounge and TV area. Free parking is available, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, with Wi-Fi also in the public areas.

For food and drink there are a restaurant, a bar, a coffee shop and room service. Tours, an airport transfer, a shuttle service, a taxi service and bicycle rental are offered, along with a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, ticket services, a laundry service and daily housekeeping. Business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities are also available, and English and Thai are spoken at the hotel.

Ranong is a small provincial town on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, and the hotel is in its City Center, close to the older streets, markets and civic buildings that give the town its character. The coast is close, and the hills of Khao Pak Nam rise above the town. Ranong is also known for its hot springs, which lie a short trip out of town.

The Rattana Rangsarn Throne Hall is the closest landmark, 400 m from the hotel, and the San Chao Hok Tek Su pagoda is 600 m away. The Ranong Municipal Fresh Market is 650 m off, while the Raksa Warin hot spring and arboretum lie 2.2 km out and the Khao Pak Nam peak is 3.7 km away. The three nearest sights can be reached on foot, while the hot springs and the peak are a longer trip by road, and the Pak Nam pier is a good spot to look at the water.

A good day can start at the fresh market and the throne hall, then continue to the hot springs and the arboretum in the afternoon. Those with more time outdoors can head up to the Khao Pak Nam peak before returning to the centre, where the nearest sights are all close by.