Hotels in Trang
Trang is a working provincial capital in southern Thailand, ringed by limestone hills and built around a clock tower and railway line rather than a tourist strip. It serves as the mainland gateway to the Andaman islands of Koh Mook and Koh Libong.
Trang hotels cluster around two very different bases: the walkable old town near the clock tower and railway station, and a scatter of resort-style properties further out toward the surrounding hills. Travellers pass through Trang either as a short overnight before a boat out to the islands or as a base for the province's inland sights, so where to stay depends heavily on whether the plan is old-town walking, a pool-centred resort night, or an early transfer to Trang Airport or the pier.
Trang in numbers
โรงแรมนาขา ชาเลท์ รีสอร์ท จังหวัดตรัง Naka Chalet Resort Trang
Kachonghills Tented Resort Trang
GinGin Hotel, Trang Old Town
Pang Long Chao resort
Nara Residence Trang
VNL Stay
Triple J hotel Trang
Jaroonsak Grand
Maison de Cheer
Namthip Residence
Ban Ao Thong
Baan Bangrak Residence
Rimnatee Resort Trang
Garden Hill Hotel
Rua Rasada Hotel - The Ideal Venue for Meetings & Events
Je T'aime Hotel
My Friends Hotel
S2S Queen Trang Hotel
What to expect
- Old town near the clock tower, walkable and dense with railway-station-adjacent hotels
- Resort-style properties toward the hills, better suited to a car-based multi-night stay
- Trang Airport and the railway station both sit within a short transfer of most hotels
- The province's islands, including Koh Mook and Koh Libong, require a separate boat transfer from the mainland
- Hot, humid weather year-round with a rainier stretch from roughly June through October
Local tips
- Base yourself near the railway station or clock tower for a walkable old-town stay without needing a car or tuk-tuk.
- Book a resort-style hotel toward the hills if a pool or spa matters more than old-town proximity to your stay.
- Confirm transfer times to Trang Airport ahead of an early flight, several hotels sit a genuine drive from the terminal.
- Plan island trips to Koh Mook or Koh Libong as a separate day or overnight, since Trang city itself sits inland.
- Pack for humidity year-round and rain specifically if travelling between June and October.
- Use the railway line for onward travel within southern Thailand, Trang's station connects to several regional routes.
Where to stay
FAQ
The old town near the clock tower and railway station suits travellers who want to walk everywhere, while the hillside resort properties further out suit a car-based, pool-focused stay of several nights.