Husband and I are coming to Thailand for 90 days (Jan 5 - April 3). I am currently in a walking cast and can only walk short distances. I will need to rest and heal for at least a month before being able to play tourist. Am hoping that lots of massage and walking on the beach will accelerate healing.

I would like recommendations for a nice coastal town to stay at and the name of an honest agent that we can use to secure a rental. We are an older couple that loves nature and not partying. We would prefer a quiet location. No nightclubs or karaoke next door.

Thank you in advance for any suggestions.

Deborah

BangSuphan and BanKrut are nice coastal towns that are quiet.

I would book via the internet and get a monthly rate, no need for an agent.

Thank you Thetyim. What site would you recommend me to use when booking?

Deborah

BangSuphan and BanKrut are nice coastal towns that are quiet.

I would book via the internet and get a monthly rate, no need for an agent.

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I did a search and found Suanluang Resort Bang Saphan, Thailand and sent them an email. It looks lovely and is just the type place that I am interested in. Also found some places in Ban Krud Beach. Have sent emails and hope to hear back from them.

Thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for - a place to rest and close to a beach.

Deborah

BangSuphan and BanKrut are nice coastal towns that are quiet.

I would book via the internet and get a monthly rate, no need for an agent.

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SkyDancer,

This one, in Ban Krut, mentions that it is suitable for disabled

http://www.thailandbeach.com/accommodation.htm

SuanLuang I can personally recommend and I expect to be there mid January so I will look out for you. You can sit on the beach and watch the full moon rise up.

A lovely spot.

I checked out the youth hostel web site and it is amazing. I've only seen one youth hostel and it was nothing like this.

I loved the comment "Accessability for the disabled, wheelchair users, people with manual disabilities and walking difficulties, people with reduce hearing and the deft are welcome." I am having problems walking and admit to being a little daft but I have excellent hearing.

Great recommendation for SuanLuang. I hope they respond to my email and are not booked.

Send me an email if you would like to meet.

I really appreciate your help.

SkyDancer,

This one, in Ban Krut, mentions that it is suitable for disabled

http://www.thailandbeach.com/accommodation.htm

SuanLuang I can personally recommend and I expect to be there mid January so I will look out for you.  You can sit on the beach and watch the full moon rise up.

A lovely spot.

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