Tour East Thailand with Secret Guesthouses and Stay in the Best Budget Friendly Accommodation in the Region
If you are planning to tour east Thailand, then we can take all the hard work out of finding the best places to visit for you and help you book the best places to stay. From the Gulf of Thailand and the Eastern Seaboard, to the UNESCO World heritage sites of Sa Keao’s National Parks and the Chanthaburi Mountains, this region of eastern Thailand offers so much variety to the visitor yet is so often overlooked by international travellers and Thai domestic travellers too.
Secret Boutique Guesthouses have curated this collection of budget boutique accommodation to provide travellers with the ultimate shortlist for eastern Thailand destinations. Whether you are planning a trip along Thailand’s east coast beaches and islands, or planning to explore the fascinating province of Chanthaburi that was once a part of French Indochina. Secret Boutique Guesthouses have selected the best quality and budget friendly accommodation to share with you and with our curation we have taken the hard work out of finding and selecting the best guesthouses or boutique resorts to stay in for your east Thailand travel.
Properties in Chonburi:
Properties in Trat:
Properties in Rayong:
A Curated Collection of the Best Guest Houses in East Coast Thailand by Secret Boutique Guesthouses
In creating this unique curated collection of the best guest houses in east coast Thailand, it was our goal to support both the small independent hotelier and the traveller to Thailand who is seeking quality budget accommodation for their eastern Thailand tours. With so many accommodation offerings in east Thailand the team at Secret Boutique Guesthouses, as hoteliers ourselves, fully understand the difficulties of the independent hotelier to get seen amongst the crowd. In curating the ultimate shortlist of quality accommodation in east coast Thailand and the wider region, we are helping the pick of east Thailand’s guesthouses, boutique resorts and quality homestay accommodations to be seen and booked. The team of hoteliers behind the curation have handpicked each accommodation offering, and in so doing we can assure travellers planning east Thailand travel the pick of the best places to stay. In curating each guesthouse, homestay and boutique resort our team of hoteliers are first looking for independent properties that offer a high quality of service and provide their guests with a strong sense of place, whether in the architecture of the guest’s preferred Rayong guesthouse, or the stay experience at the selected Chanthaburi guesthouse. We believe it is important for travellers to enjoy authentically Thai experiences when travelling to east coast Thailand or the other regions around the country. As well as a unique character to each stay it is also important for member properties of Secret Boutique Guesthouses to support responsible tourism and to work sustainably with their local community in supporting conservation of local culture, traditions, and the environment.
Eastern Thailand Destinations offer so much choice for the Traveller
Eastern Thailand destinations offer so much variety to the traveller, that this region is one that you could spend your whole holiday exploring, ideally travelling between Secret Boutique Guesthouses. A stay at a Chanthaburi guesthouse is a must. The province of Chanthaburi is often overlooked making it a road less travelled, but both the provincial capital, Chanthaburi, and the wider province reward every visitor. Once a part of French Indochina, the old quarter of Chanthaburi city is really charming. Check-in to your Chanthaburi guesthouse and strike out to explore. With quaint fishing villages at the coast, to mountains on the northern borders of the province that reach 1,500m, there is a wealth of environments and experiences to discover in Chanthaburi. Or take a Sa Kaeo guesthouse and explore the national parks and marvel at the pristine nature here. This province includes the Pang Sida National Park which is part of the Dong Phayayen-Khao Yai Forest Complex which was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From here book yourself a stay in a Trat guesthouse and discover this most distant of east Thailand’s provinces which borders Cambodia and also includes the delightful and less crowded Koh Chang, Thailand’s third largest island. Actually, Trat is home to 52 delightful islands with Kho Chang, Kho Mak and Kho Kut perhaps the top of any island hopper’s list. Then moving up the eastern seaboard a stop in a Rayong guesthouse to enjoy this delightful old town. Around 300years ago, after the sacking of the Thai capital of Ayutthaya, King Taksin settled in Rayong, which very much put this sleepy town on the map. The provincial capital, Rayong old town is well worth a visit, with a Koh Samet guesthouse stay the perfect way to end an east Thailand travel itinerary, ending your holiday on some of the most picture perfect white sand beaches in Thailand.