Baan Anna Pool and Spa Villa

The whole house is offered as the Private Villa, which measures 300 m² and has a pool view and room for up to 11 guests. It has a private bathroom, a hair dryer, toiletries and towels, and its beds can be set up in a choice of set-ups.

Across the villa there are 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, and the in-room equipment includes a flat-screen TV, satellite and cable channels, and a telephone. Air conditioning is part of the villa's facilities as well.

The villa offers free parking and a kitchen, with coffee or tea available. Air conditioning, a fan, linens, towels and toiletries are part of the villa's equipment, and the villa also has a private entrance and an indoor fireplace.

Daily housekeeping and free WiFi are also part of the stay. A desk or workspace, an iron, a hair dryer and cable TV complete the equipment, and English and Thai are spoken on site.

The facilities are built around the house itself, with an indoor fireplace, a private entrance, linens and towels, and a kitchen where coffee or tea can also be made. Cable channels, a TV and internet access are part of the villa's equipment, and the fan and air conditioning keep the house cool.

Ao Nang is a beach town on the Andaman coast of Krabi province, with a long bay of sand, a seafront road of restaurants and tour offices, and limestone cliffs rising across the water. The villa is set in this coastal town, with the beach and the evening markets nearby. The seafront road runs along the bay, and the boat piers, such as Ao Nang Beach Pier, are close to the beach. Nearer to the villa are the Klong Haeng Saturday Market and the Snake Farm and Monkey School.

Noppharathara Beach is 1.3 km away and Ao Nang Beach 1.8 km, while the Ao Nang Night Market, 1.1 km away, is the town's evening market. Longtail boats leave from the bay for Railay, reached only by water, with its limestone cliffs and Phra Nang Cave, and for the islands of Poda and Tup, and for the Hong Islands, a longer trip.

A day here can combine a morning on Ao Nang Beach with a boat trip to Railay or the Hong Islands, and an afternoon at the Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), 14.2 km away. The temple lies inland, so it is a separate outing from the beach and the boat trips. In the rainy months the sea can be rough, so some boat trips are cancelled.