white house

The rooms at white house measure between 16 and 35 m², and they include superior, standard and deluxe rooms. Rooms sleep two or three guests, and several of the superior and deluxe rooms have a mountain view, while one deluxe room has a balcony and a window.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, toiletries and a telephone, and some also have a flat-screen TV, a coffee and tea maker, a hair dryer and free bottled water. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Daily housekeeping is provided, and the front desk is staffed around the clock, so reception can help with questions about the rooms.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, room service and daily housekeeping, and luggage storage is available for guests. Tours and ticket services are also offered for trips in the area, and a business centre with xerox and fax is on site.

Parking is free on site, with more parking nearby, and wired internet is free too. Internet services are offered in the public areas, and the business centre has xerox and fax facilities.

The hotel has an elevator and safety deposit boxes, and the rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, a window and toiletries. Telephone and wired internet are also available in some rooms, and room service brings meals and refreshments to the room.

Phang Nga is a provincial town on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, with limestone hills around it. For travellers who prefer a town base to a beach resort, it offers a quieter stay, with the bay not far away. The town has a slower pace than the coastal resorts further south, so it appeals to those who want to explore the area by day and rest in town at night.

Prasrinakrin Park is 300 m from the hotel, a green space in town. The Phang Nga Museum, 1.2 km away, covers the history of the area, and the Phangnga Chatuchak Weekend Market, 1.4 km off, is lively at weekends with food stalls. The Phang Nga Bus Terminal, 750 m away, is the place for onward journeys by road. Ao Phang Nga, the bay of limestone karst islands, lies 3.3 km away and is the main draw of the area.

A day on the bay is the natural outing from here, and boat trips into the bay are the way to see the karst islands up close. The museum and the weekend market make a good afternoon in town for a slower pace, and the bus terminal is close for journeys onward by road.