Best Hotels in Ranong, Thailand

Arrived in Ranong is dark. So try to find an inexpensive accommodation. Got a price of a thousand, get room 401 on the 4th floor, there is no elevator here 😆 A lot of things are carried up at midnight. There is a refrigerator between the floors with cold drinking water. Free along the way, lovely room, good size, with a mezzanine floor to sit. Sit and work with power sockets, soft bed, but the pillows are a bit high, there is free wifi, toiletries, coffee machine, kettle, TV, drive, lovely room. Like being monkey, there is a swimming pool, fitness, snacks, orange juice, coffee, banana, Ovaltine for food. In the morning at the lobby, there are deep things for sale as well.

Every time I come to Ranong, I stop here every time. This time I got level 3. The room was different from the one I had stayed in before. There was a red sofa for sitting and watching TV.

A very nice stay. The Sook Hotel style is modern Scandi chic mixed with Thai mixed with quirky bits. A pleasant combination. It's in a quiet yet central location. Off the main street, so not much noise, but right in town and close to restaurants, bars and sights. The hotel is light, airy, clean and modern. Lots of white walls and light wood. Big, comfortable room with large TV, fridge, tea & coffee, and good work space. Decent pool which is *just* big enough to swim laps ... as long as nobody else is in there! Breakfast is OK, though not much choice. A nice semi-outdoor communal eating area. There's free tea, coffee and biccies all day. The staff is very nice and friendly.

We planned to go to Ko Phayam and found that the hot Springs in Ranong was worth visiting. We selected Raenong Botique Hotel for two nights to enjoy the hot Springs. We were met by very friendly and accommodating hosts, and even if English communication was a challenge, we got all the help and assistance we needed. The room was nice an clean (the hotel is just over a year old and well maintained). A good Thai breakfast was provided and the location is practical, and within walking distance from several restaurants. We can recommend the hotel, and suggest you spend a day in Ranong and look into its surroundings.

We've stayed at many different places in Koh Phayam an our experience at this resort was by far the best. The resort consists of two rows of bungalows with a little parklike garden in between. Nr. 10/11 and 12/13 are doubles and you can hear your neighbors quite well. The rest of the bungalows give you lots of privacy. All have an inside and outside shower. We only used the outside one. It's a great experience. The breakfast buffet is amazing and varies a bit from day to dayso you'll not get tired of it. They have a nice little pool and direct access to the beach. Unfortunately swimming there is only recommended at high tide, but it's nice to hang out in the shade of the palm trees overlooking the bay or to take a walk during low tide. More suitable beaches are just around the corner. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They even booked the trip to our next destination for us. It's a small resort and you can feel at home in an instance.

Best in Ranong, Hotel is very beautiful, good location & near sightseeing place. Clean & big room and perfect designed. The price is so cheap compare to other nearby hotel. Staff is so kind and good service mind. if anytime travel in Ranong , I must stay in this hotel.

Nice abs clean motel in Ranong town. Very suitable location. Good room, room lighting and wide bed.

All furniture made of stone, distinctive. Next door is the stadium, there is a swimming pool, it is very convenient for friends who like to exercise. One problem is that this hotel can't be found on the map, there is a hotel with the same name as the name in front of this hotel, but one is a resort and this is a hotel. I was taken to the wrong one by the map, and later I found this hotel by looking for the neighboring hotel b and b. The boss is very good, drove a motorcycle to take me to the hotel.

Located in Ranong, ST Resort is in the historical district, within a 15-minute drive of Raksa Warin Hot Spring and Raksawarin Arboretum. This guesthouse is within the region of Ko Kham.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This guesthouse also features tour/ticket assistance and a picnic area.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the guesthouse's coffee shop/cafe. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, and coffee/tea in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Ziggy Stardust has been transformed from a beautiful paradisiacal location to a tacky gordy tourist trap. The new manager has decided that basically no Thai food on the menu and no Thai beer is a good idea. Gone are the days of some of the best food on the island coupled with well priced Thai beer cans, only to be replace with a disappointingly predominantly western menu with the only beer being a craft beer at THB180 per glass, served from a very tacky tuk-tuk on the deck. The renovations to the room were well overdue and credit where credit is due the rooms are massively improved. The bed is comfy and the pillows are nice, as is the inclusion of a safe and mini fridge. Unfortunately that’s where the positives end. “Assistant manager” is rude and unwelcoming, completely unlike what Ziggy Stardust was before. The new manager seems to have no clue of what this resort was and should be. It used to have the most amazing menu of Thai food with some western staples, only to be replaced by a western menu with an insulting three Thai dishes. To top that off it is now displayed on an extremely tacky light up menu display above the “bar”. Throughout our trip the restaurant was empty every night, except New Year’s Eve. There is also no breakfast menu at all for guests, which seems a weird choice as you are essentially asking an entire resorts worth of paying customers to spend there money elsewhere. The location is still amazing but I worry for the direction the new manager is taking this resort in. It breaks my heart to write this review, as someone who has been coming to Ziggy Stardust since 2016, but the new manager has taken something special and removed everything that made it so.