Homestays in Krabi Town

The hotel was very clean. It's a husband-and-wife run business; the male owner was exceptionally kind, friendly, and welcoming. The female owner showed us the small swimming pool and water dispenser on the first floor, taking care of everything. The air conditioner was blowing directly on the bed, but they had already installed a wind deflector and even came up to help us adjust it. We were going island hopping at 5:30 the next morning, and they contacted us the night before to arrange for our luggage to be stored in the storage room. They even helped us coordinate with the driver about the next hotel address that evening! The best of the three hotels we stayed at! Highly recommended.

Pros: Friendly and nice owner, friendly and always smiling staff, cheap, private, moderately spacious bathroom (no bathtub), no bugs in the room, I can take a shuttle to and from Aonang Beach and accommodation every time I need it (in front of Rayleigh ticket office) Cons: The distance from the beach is (the last time the tour program is over and the travel agency is the latest than other passengers), the facilities feel a bit old, the restaurant is outdoors, so I can see the ants

A lovely villa. Modern renovation, everything is there. It was nice to sit in the jacuzzi. When we checked out, they counted all the forks, spoons, etc. in front of us, which was a real surprise.

Overall, I liked the hotel. It has a nice indoor area, a clothes dryer, and you can put it next to the door. The downside is that there aren't enough shelves in the bathroom, so there's nowhere to put your toiletries. They could also provide more bottles of shower gel and shampoo. There's a kettle, but no proper cups. They provide two paper ones, but you can only drink water from them.

What I liked - a very beautiful and clean villa, large rooms with all amenities, a clean pool, and a fresh renovation. What I didn't like - there was no kitchen in the two-bedroom house, so nowhere to cook. Lizards were noisy at night, and the soundproofing wasn't great. Roosters crow in the morning, and the mosque's prayer call starts at 6 AM. The villa owner is quite strict.

The hotel was nice the room very big with a small nice balcony. Everything there wt is needed. In the main floor is a a very nice cafe. The location is good not to far to major spots in krabi town. But the service was difficult. The people don't speak english and via Google translate they still didnt understand wht I wanted.

This is a place we stay at very often because it's close to 7-Eleven and other amenities. The price is affordable, and the owner is very kind. We checked in almost at midnight, and they welcomed us very well.

The hotel isn't bad. Nice little houses with a terrace. It's clean. The mattress and pillows are comfortable. The hotel grounds are large and green. Be prepared for nature and the occasional noise from buzzing insects. But you get used to it quickly. There's a lovely small pool with clean water. The location is only suitable if you have a bike or car. But it's not crowded and quite quiet. There's a restaurant next to the hotel with a wonderful view. What I didn't like was the complete lack of staff and their involvement. Upon arrival, we waited a long time for anyone to show up at reception. It was just quiet and deserted. Finally, a staff member showed up, gave our keys to a maid, who showed us to our little house. She checked that everything was to our liking and left. We didn't see anyone else for three days. Even the sign asking for the room to be cleaned (at least take out the trash and change the towels, you don't need much) didn't interest anyone. When we left, we placed the key on the equally empty counter and drove away... But what if we really need help, have questions? Where should we go? This is the first time we've encountered this...

The hotel has a great location, not far from Ao Nang Beach in Krabi, opposite a McDonald's and next to a food street. There are many travel product shops nearby; a four-island tour is only a little over 1000 baht, and a shared taxi back to Krabi airport is only 150 baht. Every evening at 6:30 or 6:00 pm, there's a fire show on Ao Nang Beach, which you can tip freely. Combined with the sunset and afterglow of Ao Nang Beach, it's truly magnificent. The hotel is convenient, though not very large, but all rooms have balconies, some on the first floor, some on the second. The only downside is that you have to walk several dozen meters from the road to reach your room. Overall, it's acceptable. In Thailand, outside of Bangkok, for rooms and hotels around 300 baht in places like Krabi, Phuket, and Pattaya, don't have too high expectations. As long as it's convenient and has all the necessary amenities, it's fine.

Despite the lobby, stairs, hallways and balcony being old and shabby. The room was pretty good. The bathroom was old but clean. Shower was separated from the bathroom so water did not get anywhere else in the bathroom -which is rare. Water was hot. Beds hard (Thai standard) I arrived about 8 pm and was told no staff at the desk after 10:00 p.m. but that my key would work to get back in the doors. I went out to get something to eat and came back a few minutes after 10:00 only to realize that the key they had given me to my room was to another room. But my stuff was inside the room he took me to initially. I had a little bit of a panic since nobody was at the front desk. But I messaged through the app and was able to get it figured out. He had given me and another man the wrong key. Then I took a shower and when I got out of the shower I realized that the removable ceiling tile in the bathroom ceiling was open. Check about 45 minutes but somebody came up and put the lid back on the hole in the bathroom ceiling. Staff was responsive through the trip.com chat feature. Other than those weird things I slept good and the room was fine.