Aonang Private Pool Villa & Garden

Aonang Private Pool Villa & Garden is offered as a single villa of 280 m², with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a garden view, sleeping up to five guests. The house has air conditioning, a kitchen and a balcony or terrace, and a private pool is part of the property.

The bed arrangements are a choice of bed set-ups, and the bathrooms come with towels, toiletries and a hair dryer. Internet access is available for guests.

Free parking is available at the villa, and internet access is available too. The house has a private entrance, a washer, an iron, a desk or workspace and a closet, with linens and a fan.

For meals there is coffee or tea and a kitchen. Cable channels and a TV are provided, air conditioning keeps the house cool, and the villa is wheelchair accessible.

English, German and Thai are spoken at the property, and guests can store their luggage at the villa.

Ao Nang is a small beach town on the western coast of Krabi province, where the bay is ringed by limestone cliffs and long-tail boats wait to carry visitors to the islands. The villa sits on Soi 1 in Tambon Ao Nang, a setting for guests who want a private pool and a garden while staying close to the everyday life of the town. In the evening the streets near the sea fill with street-food stalls, massage shops and cafés.

Ao Nang Beach is 3.6 km from the villa, and the ferry piers of the area are close to the beach. Railay Beach, 4.7 km away, can only be reached by long-tail boat and is known for its cliffs and for Phra Nang Cave, which has a beach of its own. Closer to the villa, the Weekend Market is 2.7 km away, a market for food and everyday goods, while Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), 11.7 km away, is reached after a long climb of steps up the hillside.

A good day could start with a long-tail boat from Ao Nang towards Railay, with time for the cliffs and the beaches, and end back at the villa's private pool. Boat trips to the Hong Islands, 39.1 km away, run in good weather, and the sea can be rough in the rainy months, when departures are sometimes cancelled.