VNL Stay

Rooms at VNL Stay can include air conditioning, a closet, a seating area and a separate dining area, along with a mini bar, a refrigerator and an electric kettle with free bottled water. Rooms can also have a balcony or terrace.

The Deluxe Double or Twin Room measures 40 m² and sleeps up to two guests, with a garden view and a private bathroom. Baby amenities can be requested, so families with a young child can ask the hotel about them before arrival.

VNL Stay has an outdoor swimming pool and a garden with a terrace, so guests have outdoor space to sit, swim and relax. The garden suits picnics and informal gatherings, and the terrace adds a place to sit outside.

Internet services are available, and Wi-Fi covers the public areas as well as the rooms. Free parking is available for guests who drive, and air conditioning is provided in the public areas.

The property is smoke-free and has non-smoking rooms, and the rooms have a flat-screen TV and a mini bar. Guests who want a quiet place outdoors can use the garden in the morning or the evening, while the pool and the terrace give a second option for time outside the room.

VNL Stay is in the Trang City Center area of Trang, the capital of a quiet southern province on the Andaman side of Thailand. The town is a low-rise place of shophouses, temples and markets, and it appeals to travellers who want to see a working Thai town rather than a resort strip. Local shops and food stalls line the main streets, so there is plenty to see on foot before reaching for a map.

Wat Kut, a Buddhist temple 400 m from the hotel, is the nearest sight. The Trang Clock Tower, a monument on the town's streets, is 1.4 km away, and Trang Railway Station is 1.6 km away for travellers arriving by train. Trang Airport, the nearest airport, lies 6.4 km from the hotel, and the Dugong Circle and the Nightmarket are close enough to reach in a short outing from the hotel.

A good first outing is a walk to the Dugong Circle, 1.1 km away, followed by the night market in the evening. The islands off the Andaman coast are reached by boat from the piers, so a day at sea means arranging a boat trip from the mainland rather than a drive to the beach.