Anawa Krabi

Anawa Krabi's accommodation is made up of pool villas, from one-bedroom villas to a three-bedroom family villa, and the resort also has a Panoramic Villa and a Luxury Villa with three bedrooms. Most of the villas have mountain views, and several include a bathtub, bathrobes and a hair dryer. Several have a private pool.

The Panoramic Villa measures 226 m², and a one-bedroom villa with a private pool measures 168 m². The two-bedroom villa sleeps up to six guests and the three-bedroom family villa up to nine. The two- and three-bedroom villas offer a choice of bed set-ups, so the bedding can be arranged to suit the group.

Guests have an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace, and some villas have their own private pool. Table tennis is also available, and the resort offers massage.

Dining options include a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, a snack bar and a bar, with room service and food delivery. Breakfast can also be taken away.

The front desk offers a concierge, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes, express check-in and check-out, and laundry service. Tours, car hire and an airport transfer are also offered, the property is wheelchair accessible, and English and Thai are spoken. Daily housekeeping and a doctor or nurse on call are also available at the property.

Anawa Krabi lies in a quiet, hilly part of Krabi province, close to the villages of Ban Nai Sa and Ban Khao Thong, where steep limestone cliffs rise above the villages and mangrove creeks reach the sea. The area is quieter than the beach towns on the coast, with hills and villages around the resort and Ao Thalane mangrove forest, where kayaking tours are offered, not far away. Hilltop viewpoints such as Khao Thong Viewpoint look out over the countryside around the resort.

The nearest beach is Noppharathara Beach, 13.9 km away, and Ao Nang Beach is 15.3 km off. Railay Beach, 18 km away, is reached by longtail boat rather than by road, and it is known for its limestone cliffs. Tiger Cave Temple, with its long staircase up a limestone hill, is also in the area, and Krabi International Airport is 22.2 km from the resort.

A good day could combine a longtail boat trip from Ao Nang to Railay with a walk up to Tiger Cave Temple. Ao Nang is the usual starting point for boat trips to Railay and the islands. Boat tours to Poda Island and the Hong Islands are also an option, although in the rainy season rough seas can stop them.