Best Hotels with Pools in Trang | Private, Shared & Infinity Pools

"This is a fancy hotel in Trang, probably the nicest hotel in Trang. The room was fantastic, everything you would expect from a fancy hotel. It is not in the town center so you will need to hire a local taxi in order to get to places if you don't have a car. Good breakfast buffet"

"We really enjoyed our stay and would definately return again. The resort is definately more than 3 stars. Our room was cleaned daily and replenished with water and coffee/tea. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed the free DVD rental for a relaxing evening in our room. We had a massage which was excellent though expensive considering other massage facilities on different islands. If prices were reduced then I am sure more people would use. Sometimes it is not about makin the money but making guests feel they are getting value. My only criticism of the resort is the added 10% service charge. So the prices advertised are not inclusive. The resort is rated 3 stars but in my opinion the prices would reflect 4-5 stars. The boat trips are also over priced as there are cheap longtails available 200 metres from the resort on the high street. If you want a cheaper option and good home made food visit the mini mart at the junction for longtail booking 1200bht for 3 hr trip or the restaurant opposite for Thai home made cooking. The restaurant buffers were good value and the breakfast options were fantastic. We will be back"

"Trang city will be your hub stop if u r headed to any of the surrounding islands for adventure, Koh Mook, koh Kradan etc.(aprox 50min drive from Trang city to the coast/boat ) The south is not anything like the melting pot of Thailand 'BKK' , the local economy is agriculture. rubber, cashew nuts etc. local pass times is duelling bulls. "big money livestock!" Backpacker types will be at home here. the local language even thickens the more closer u get to Malaysia. funny, even central Thais have to listen closely to understand the southern locals...dialect & southern twang... lol The Thurmin Thana hotel may be the cities best offering when it comes to western standards. Stay away from the spa (mezzanine floor) in the Thurmin Thana hotel. " terrible service for thai standards" u r better elsewhere. In general the accommodations r at its best..just another standard hotel..there are professional services available. (ex.) catering, business center etc. upside is also security. There is key access to activate elevators up to the rooms, heavy lobby staff and theres proud security personnel like most organized accommodations in thailand. For the price its worth it. Everything worked in my room. AC :), a view, local TV...yah and western toilet haha....i have humbly no complaints and not much expectations! The staff is great. Professional and courteous. Limited in english but can get by. Expect major english language limitations outside of the hotel. Better work on your charades game. Get a hotel business card before u depart for adventure. it will help the driver to understand going back to the "rhong rham= hotel" Thumrin Thana . The local food is where its at though. Go off grid and take a old school classic tuk tuk. Now i know how it is to be on R&R back in the day. Go get some thai/ muslim fusion cuisine. U r in a ancient country. Your in the south now!"

"On arrival we met the Professor/ owner of Riviera Beach Resort on a rare visit. He and his daughter gave us warm welcome and told us about their endeavours on the Island, in helping the local community/ raising awareness of the preservation of Mooks' marine wildlife/ environment. We had booked a room inland but were offered a discounted upgrade to sea view room. The room was large + 10 seconds from beach. Bed was v.comfortable/ shower room clean + spacious. There was a sofa, shelves and desk but a wardrobe would have been a good addition. The food was good at both breakfast/ dinner. The dinner menu is limited, but the dishes are clearly well practiced. They specialise in sizzling hot plates (personal fave was massaman curry). Breakfast was good and we were kindly offered Anita the manager's own baked beans even though they weren't on the menu. As vegetarians (and from the Uk) this was a lovely offering. In terms of feedback, it should be noted that the 'English Breakfast' and 'American Breakfast' should be the other way around (we only really eat pancakes once a year in UK!) The location couldn't be better.It's next to the best cocktail bar on the island (claiming to make the best Margarita in the world?!) and just up from Sugars' which is a great alternative for breakfast/lunch. Most significantly it's on a picturesque quiet and beautiful beach. The village around the corner and area to the left of the pier is also worth visiting. Other feedback- It would be good if bicycle hire from the hotel was cheaper (was more expensive than scooter hire). Maybe the music during breakfast could be a bit more fitting/ changed from time to time as was the same every morn, and they should make more of a feature of their environmental endeavours. It's a bit underplayed at the moment, when personally I think it should be something really prominent. Riviera Beach resort is perfectly located and run by some of the most hospitable people we met in Thailand. "

"We spent 6 nights in this cozy hotel. It’s a new building on three storeys. The rooms get plenty of sunlight and everything is new, clean and working perfectly. The swimming pool is really big and cleaned every day. The beds are comfortable and big. We only went once to the hotel restaurant: tasty tom yam soup and seafood salad. We rented a scooter from the hotel and roamed the city (maybe the best food night markets we found in Thailand) and neighborhood. The staff spoke English and were incredibly helpful and accommodating, and so was the owner. Highly recommended."

"We had a wonderful stay (4 days/3 nights) in a beautiful beach front elevated bungalow (this is a huge pro, since you have the view and the breeze)at the Pawapi Resort. We enjoyed watching the sunrise and the moonrise (higly recommended), walking through the peaceful sandy beach, and observing the amazing biodiversity which appears during the low tides; we had so much fun observing the little crabs and the starfish looking for food at the sunset low tide. Pawapi is a new project, and for that we were looking for (peaceful rest, close to the ocean and the nature), it is the best option in the island for sure. The owner was specially nice; and his dog, Brownie, was lovely. We spent a lot of time playing with her and exporing together the island. We definitely recommend this resort if you want to visit Ko Muk and the Trang islands."

"From the minute they picked us up at the pier at Koh Mook, the Mook Lamai staff were exceptional. Tid literally took care of everything for my wife and I, and even had flowers and rose petals on our bed for our honeymoon. Nina was able to provide a complete rundown of the island for us and had a number of good recommendations for activities for us to do. Tid helped us arrange for a private longtail boat to do the Emerald cave EARLY and this was one of the best experiences we've had our entire time in Thailand. Not only did we get the sunrise on the boat, the boatman had full gear and was our guide swimming into the cave. We got to enjoy the cave alone for over 25 minute before more tourists arrived, and then the boat man took us to a local snorkeling hole completely unexpectedly. This is the type of arrangements that only Mook Lamai could provide. When we come back to Thailand, without question we will return to our family at Mook Lamai! "

"This is a fancy hotel in Trang, probably the nicest hotel in Trang. The room was fantastic, everything you would expect from a fancy hotel. It is not in the town center so you will need to hire a local taxi in order to get to places if you don't have a car. Good breakfast buffet"