Baan Paradise Guesthouse

Every room at Baan Paradise Guesthouse looks out over nature. The rooms measure between 24 and 28 m², and each one sleeps up to two guests, so the choice runs from a superior room to a Standard Balcony and a Fan room.

The superior room and the Standard Balcony both have a balcony and air conditioning, so guests who want a balcony can choose either of those two rooms. The Fan room has two single beds and a queen bed.

Baan Paradise Guesthouse has a 24-hour front desk, an elevator and 24-hour security, with a restaurant and a bar on site. Daily housekeeping and a laundry service are offered, along with luggage storage and currency exchange, and English and Thai are spoken.

Tours can be arranged, car hire is available, and an airport transfer is offered. Babysitting and business facilities are available, the guesthouse is family and child friendly, and a designated smoking area is provided for guests who smoke. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the public areas have Wi-Fi too. Guests who arrive by car will find the on-site parking convenient, and the front desk is staffed around the clock.

Ao Nang is a busy beach town in Krabi province, with a bay of sand backed by limestone cliffs and a main road lined with tour offices and food stalls. Baan Paradise Guesthouse sits in the town itself, and Ao Nang Beach is 50 m away, so the sand and the evening activity are close at hand.

Around the town, the Ao Nang Night Market sells street food and souvenirs in the evenings, and the Ao Nang Beach Pier, a ferry terminal, is the departure point for boats to the islands. Railay Beach, 2.9 km away, is reached only by longtail boat and is known for its limestone cliffs, while Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), 15.4 km away, is a hillside temple complex with a long staircase.

Day trips are the main draw. Boats to Poda and Tup islands leave from the pier, and the Hong Islands are further out. Krabi International Airport is 19.3 km away, reached by road. Boat trips can be disrupted when the sea is rough in the rainy months, so the sea conditions on the day of your trip decide whether the crossing goes ahead. Ao Nang is a lively base for a beach stay with easy access to the islands and the limestone scenery of the bay.