Baan Krating Khaolak Resort

Baan Krating Khaolak Resort has ocean-view rooms, including the 40 m² Deluxe Pavilion with a king bed and the 27 m² Deluxe with a double bed. The 25 m² Deluxe Room also has an ocean view and sleeps up to three guests.

The rooms also include the Deluxe Room with Balcony, the Deluxe Pavilion Double Bed, which sleeps up to four guests, and the Pavillion Deluxe Double Room, which sleeps up to three. The rooms are set in the resort's garden, with an outdoor swimming pool, restaurants and a private beach on the grounds.

Baan Krating Khaolak Resort has an outdoor swimming pool, restaurants, a garden and a private beach. The 24-hour front desk is open round the clock, and daily housekeeping and laundry service are offered. Air conditioning is provided in the public areas. The garden and terrace complete the outdoor setting, and laundry service is offered alongside the restaurants.

For connectivity, internet services are offered with WiFi in public areas, and the property also has satellite and cable channels and a telephone. Rooms can have a coffee or tea maker, a mini bar and a refrigerator, and an electric kettle. Languages spoken include English and Thai.Check-in is from 14:00 and check-out is until 12:00.

Khao Lak is a coastal area of Phangnga province on the Andaman Sea, where beaches run along the foot of forested hills. Baan Krating Khaolak Resort is on this stretch of coast, with gardens around its buildings and a private beach of its own. Most of the area's appeal is outdoors, from the beaches to the national parks and the waterfalls inland.

The Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park is 100 m from the resort, and Nang Thong Beach is 400 m away. The Hat Bang Niang Viewpoint, a lookout over the coast, is also close. The Tsunami Museum, which tells the story of the 2004 tsunami that struck this coast, is 4.6 km away, and the Similan National Park, an island park reached by boat, is 5.9 km from the resort. The nearest airport is Phuket International Airport, reached by road.

A day here can start at the national park, go on to the viewpoint and the beaches, and end back at the resort's private beach. A longer trip to the Similan National Park is made by boat, and the Tsunami Museum gives the history of the coast a place in the same day. Ending the day back at the resort's private beach is an easy way to finish.