9 Hornbills Tented Camp

The accommodation at 9 Hornbills Tented Camp can include a private bathroom with a bathtub or walk-in shower, air conditioning, a mini bar, a coffee or tea maker and a balcony or terrace with outdoor furniture. The accommodation can also have a private pool with direct pool access.

The Villa with Private Pool measures 108 m² and has a King bed for up to two guests, with a sea view from the room. Its bathroom has a bathtub, a walk-in shower, a hair dryer and toiletries.

Facilities at 9 Hornbills Tented Camp include a year-round outdoor swimming pool, a spa with sauna, a fitness centre and a yoga studio. Massage and body scrub treatments are offered, and the resort has its own private beach, a garden and a terrace.

Guests can go canoeing or fishing, arrange tours, rent bicycles and use an airport transfer. There is a laundry and ironing service, daily housekeeping, a 24-hour front desk and a salon. Dining covers a restaurant, a bar, room service and food delivery, and breakfast can be taken in the room or as a takeaway. A doctor or nurse can be called on site, and there are safety deposit boxes and a business centre with Xerox and fax.

Koh Yao Noi is an island in Phang Nga Bay, reached by boat, with small villages and a slow pace. Ao Nui and Haad Klong Jaak are the villages nearby, and the sea is never far from either of them. Phang Nga Bay is known for its limestone islands, and boat trips from the island reach several of them.

Potsai beach is the nearest beach, 850 m away, and a viewpoint over the water. Tha Khao Pier, the island's ferry terminal, is 1.9 km away and is the place where boats arrive and leave the island. Hong Island, 7.6 km away, and the neighbouring island of Koh Yao Yai are both reached by boat, so a day trip to either one starts at the pier. The village of Ao Nui is 700 m away, and the Coconut Local Farm is 3.2 km away on the same island.

A good day can start with a walk to Potsai beach, then time at the resort's own private beach and by the pool. In the afternoon, a boat trip to Hong Island gives a different view of the bay, with the pier as the starting point for the journey, and the trip is a good way to see the bay from the water.