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Garden Home Guesthouse

Cheap, basic, clean and undiscovered

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Despite the fact that this is probably the cleanest of the cheap places in Trat, and has a lovely garden sitting area, they do not seem to have a lot of customers. This is most likely due to the fact that they are not aggressive marketers like some of the other more prominent guesthouses in town. For this reason, Garden Home is a pretty good little find. Rooms are pretty basic with a hard bed and slightly worn sheets. Cleaner than most, they are fan cooled with shared bathroom and a cold shower. A lot of effort has gone (and is still going) into the garden. The guesthouse is at the southern end of town, on the opposite side of the road to the Seahorse Cafe.

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87/1 Rad-anuson Rd, Trat. T: (039) 521 018 



What we were quoted*

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Sgl fan share b'room 100 THB 100 THB
Dbl fan share b'room 150 THB 150 THB

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Added to Travelfish on: 24th August, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 17th November, 2008

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Cheap and cheerful - 17th June, 2008
This place is good value, clean, and friendly. The woman who runs it is quite nice, and the garden is pretty as well. If you're looking for somewhere cheap and decent to stay in Trat, this is a good choice.

Garden Home Guesthouse reviewed by rheannab on 17th June, 2008, rated 4 out of 5.
Stayed here 4/2007
Total reviews submitted: 12.
rheannab also reviewed: Ao Yai Ma, Burmese Inn, Cave Lodge, Julie Guest House, Nature Lovers Bungalows, No 4 Guesthouse, P Guest House, Rose Guest House, The Chiang Mai White House, V.N.Guesthouse.


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