Chumphon
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Chumphon
Getting a good room in Chumphon is no problem as there are some excellent guesthouses and several good value hotels as well as a bunch of travel agents with cheap rooms for rent. A word of warning. The most recent edition of a certain very popular travel guide lists three guesthouses in Chumphon that have been closed down for years. The Sooksamer, Mayazes, and Lemon Guest House are no longer with us. Locals have grown tired of explaining this to people, who often get suspicious that they are being given a bum steer and try to seek them out anyway. To make matters worse, there are still big signs up pointing the way to these defunct places, but it'll do you no good to follow them.
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New Chumphon Guesthouse
Comfortable and friendly
Near the train station, Chumphon
T: (077) 502 900;This was the first guest house in Chumphon, founded and run by Miao, a colourful old lady who's something of a local institution in her own right. The New Chumphon Guest House is the same as the old ... Read the full review of New Chumphon Guesthouse.
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New Guest House
The warmest reception available in Chumphon
Next to the Suda, Soi Bangkok Bank, Chumphon
As you approach the Suda you may notice what looks like a garage with a hand-made sign advertising rooms to let within. You'll probably have to walk in and shout 'Hello!' a couple times to get the ... Read the full review of New Guest House.
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Suda Guesthouse
Call ahead to be sure of a room
8 Soi Bangkok Bank, off Tatapao Rd, Chumphon
T: (077) 504-366;This is a squeaky clean, pleasant, efficiently-run place and the owner, Suda, aims to keep her guests happy. The rooms are an exceptional deal for the price, and there's a nice lobby to hang out in ... Read the full review of Suda Guesthouse.
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Morakot Hotel
A little better than you might expect
102-112 Tawee Sinka Rd, Chumphon
T: (077) 603 629; F: (077) 570 196The entrance to the Morakot looks like a parking garage, and the building facing the street is dominated by the Yamaha dealership, but the rooms upstairs are a little better than you might expect. ... Read the full review of Morakot Hotel.
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Sri Tai Fa Hotel
Clinging with the vestiges of by-gone days
73-75 Sala Daeng Rd, Chumphon
T: (077) 501 690;This is another Chinese-style hotel, with rooms similar to the Sureya, but the atmosphere couldn't be more different. Time seems to have passed it by, still clinging with the vestiges of by-gone ... Read the full review of Sri Tai Fa Hotel.
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Farang Bar
A necessary evil
69/36 Thatapao Rd, Chumphon
T: (077) 501 003;Farang Bar is more of a necessary evil than a guest house. It's near the station for the minivans to Ranong, so it's a cheap, convenient place to stay if you miss the last departure and have to stay ... Read the full review of Farang Bar.
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Sureya Hotel
Clean but a little rundown
125/2 Sala Daeng Rd, Chumphon
T: (077) 511 144;Like the Morakot, the entrance to the Sureya looks like a parking garage, and the hotel has no atmosphere, but the rooms are a still good value. They're clean and a little run down, but they don't ... Read the full review of Sureya Hotel.
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Suriwong Chumphon Hotel
Adequate fare
125/30 Sala Daeng Rd, Chumphon
T: (077) 511 203; F: (077) 502 699The interior of the Suriwong looks like a hospital, with cavernous white-tiled hallways, but like a lot of buildings of similar construction, the air inside is wonderfully cool. The staff run the ... Read the full review of Suriwong Chumphon Hotel.
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Suda Guesthouse

5 votes 8 Soi Bangkok Bank
Chumphon
T: (077) 504-366
New Chumphon Guesthouse

2 votes Near the train station
Chumphon
T: (077) 502 900
Sri Tai Fa Hotel

1 vote 73-75 Sala Daeng Rd
Chumphon
T: (077) 501 690
Suriwong Chumphon Hotel

3 votes 125/30 Sala Daeng Rd
Chumphon
T: (077) 511 203
F: (077) 502 699
New Guest House

1 votes Next to the Suda
Chumphon
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