Fifty researched stays
Hotel reviews.
Phuket and Krabi · Page 1
Places to stay
Good trips start
with the right base.
Independent editorial reviews that look beyond a pool photograph: room choices, access, surroundings and what guests report.
Pakasai Resort
Leafy grounds and an easy connection to Ao Nang come with a practical question: how high up is your room?
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Aonang Villa Resort
A seaside base with Ao Nang outside the gates—and recent pool works to check before committing.
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Krabi Resort
Direct beach access and generous grounds are the draw; the accommodation choice deserves a closer look.
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Rayavadee
Round pavilions, coconut groves and limestone cliffs give this Railay resort its character; the beaches remain shared.
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Sand Sea Resort Railay Beach
A west-facing beachfront and an east-side arrival make the choice of wing unusually important.
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Railay Village Resort
West Railay at the front, garden pools behind: this resort’s setting is its strongest argument, while room style and restaurant expectations deserve attention.
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Peace Laguna Resort & Spa
Cottages around a lagoon give this central Ao Nang resort its character; the room categories shape the stay as much as the location.
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Krabi Tipa Resort
The hillside gives Tipa its pool views and its main practical complication: moving between accommodation and central Ao Nang.
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Railay Bay Resort & Spa
East-side arrival and West Beach leisure belong to the same resort, making room position more important than the beachfront label suggests.
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Railay Princess Resort & Spa
Near the East Railay pier, the hotel offers two contrasting pools and a room range where a terrace does not always mean a view.
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