W House Ranong 1Bedroom villa

The villa is a private house with one bedroom and two bathrooms, covering 70 m². A king bed and a sofa bed provide the sleeping places, so the villa can host up to three guests. Air conditioning keeps the interior cool, and the house has its own private entrance.

Linens, towels, toiletries, a hair dryer and a coffee or tea maker are provided, and a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels is included. The villa also has a kitchen, a washer, an iron and a desk or workspace, so the house works for both rest and everyday tasks.

Parking is free, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. English and Thai are spoken at the villa, and there is a desk or workspace for work, with a washer and an iron for clothes.

Inside, the villa offers air conditioning, a private entrance, linens, towels, toiletries and a hair dryer, plus a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels.

The kitchen and a coffee or tea maker make it possible to prepare drinks and simple meals in the villa itself.

Ranong is a small provincial town on Thailand's Andaman coast, known for its hot springs rather than for large beach resorts. The villa is in the town itself, so the temples, the markets and the hot springs are close enough to reach without a long journey. Travellers who prefer a quieter town to the busier resort areas further along the coast will find the pace of life here gentle, with the hospital and the everyday shops within a short distance of the villa.

The nearest temple is Wat Suwan Khiri Wihan, a pagoda about 750 m from the villa, and the Rattana Rangsarn Palace, a historic palace 2.1 km away, is a short ride further on. The Ranong Municipal Food Market and the night food market are among the town's markets worth a visit, and the City Pillar Shrine sits within the same stretch of town.

A practical day could start at the morning market, continue to the pagoda and the palace, and finish at the Raksa Warin hot spring and arboretum, 2.8 km away. Ranong Airport is 24.1 km from the villa, so travellers arriving by air have a road journey into town to plan for, and the Ranong Hospital, 2 km away, is also in the area for practical needs.