2BR- Praewa Villa (B3,4)

The bungalow covers 60 m² across two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a private entrance and a full kitchen. It accommodates up to four guests.

Inside there is air conditioning, a washing machine, a desk, a TV, toiletries and a coffee and tea maker, and linens are provided. Children are welcome in the bungalow, which can host a small family or a group of friends who want to cook together.

The property has a kitchen with a freezer, microwave, oven, refrigerator and stove, along with dishes and dining utensils for cooking your own meals. Cookware, oils and condiments are available, and a coffee or tea maker is included in the bungalow.

Laundry is simple, with a washer on site and a laundromat nearby. Air conditioning, linens, toiletries and a closet are provided, and the bungalow has a private entrance. Free parking is available, and internet access is available as well.

Outdoor space includes a balcony or terrace and a garden or backyard, and cleaning supplies are provided for guests. The kitchen and laundry facilities make the bungalow practical for a stay of several days.

Ao Nang is a beach town on the Andaman coast of Krabi province, where limestone cliffs rise above a long bay lined with longtail boats, tour offices and restaurants. Its evening life runs along the main road, with night markets, massage shops and small cafés close to the sand. The bungalow is set in Ao Nang itself, a good choice for travellers who want the Andaman coast nearby and a kitchen of their own for everyday meals.

The beach at Ao Nang is 3.9 km from the property, and the boats that leave from its pier reach the islands and the limestone coast beyond. The Railay peninsula, 5.2 km away, is reached only by longtail boat from the town and has the Phra Nang Cave beach, a sandy beach framed by cliffs. Poda Island, 10.1 km away, is a common boat trip with a beach of its own, while the Krabi Weekend Night Market, 8.3 km away, is the place to go for food and local goods on weekends.

A good day can start at Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), 11.6 km away, a temple complex built into a hillside with a long stairway up to the shrines, and continue with a boat trip to the Hong Islands for a day among the limestone islands. In the rainy months, rough seas can disrupt boat trips, so it helps to plan island days with some flexibility.