Aonang Eazy Room Hotel

Rooms at Aonang Eazy Room Hotel can have air conditioning, a separate shower or bathtub, a TV, a telephone and a clothes dryer. The Standard Triple, Standard Double and Standard Twin rooms each measure 58 m² and have a mountain view. The Standard Room measures 16 m².

The Standard Triple has three single beds for up to three guests, the Standard Double has one double bed for two guests, and the Standard Twin has two single beds for two guests. The Economy Room sleeps up to three guests and the Standard Room sleeps up to four, and both have a telephone.

Guests have access to a 24-hour front desk, room service and restaurants, and the hotel has a massage service and a salon on site. Concierge services, luggage storage, daily housekeeping, laundry service and dry cleaning are also offered.

Tours, a taxi service and ticket services are offered, and facilities for disabled guests are available. Wi-Fi is provided in public areas as well as in all rooms, and English and Thai are spoken at the hotel.

Restaurants and room service are both on site, and the hotel also has a massage service and a salon, so meals, beauty treatments and relaxation are all in one place, with the front desk open 24 hours a day for guests who need help at any point of the day.

Ao Nang is a beach town on the Andaman coast of Krabi province, with a busy road of shops, tour offices and food stalls running behind the sand and along the bay. Aonang Eazy Room Hotel is about 350 m from Ao Nang Beach, so the sea is a short walk away and the evening life of the town is close at hand.

Ao Nang is a common starting point for boat trips to the limestone bays and islands around Krabi. Railay Beach, reached by longtail boat from the piers at Ao Nang, lies 2.4 km away. The Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), a hillside temple reached by a long staircase, is 15 km from the hotel, and the Ao Nang Night Market is 1.2 km away, with food and souvenir stalls open in the evening.

A good day could start with a boat trip to Railay or to the islands of Poda and Tup, and end with a meal and a walk around the night market. Boats to the islands can stop when the sea is rough, particularly during the rainy months, so it is worth checking the conditions on the day you plan to travel by boat.