Baan Purada

The rooms at Baan Purada all have a queen bed for up to two guests, a sea view and individual air conditioning. Each one has a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels, towels, toiletries, a hair dryer and an electric kettle, and the sizes run from 18 to 25 m².

Free parking is available on site for guests who drive, and safety deposit boxes are provided at the property for guests who want to keep valuables secure. The shared features of the rooms make each one comfortable for a short stay on the island.

Baan Purada has free parking on site, so guests who drive can leave the car at the property. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi also covers the public areas, with internet services for guests.

The property has air conditioning in its public areas, safety deposit boxes, a terrace, and a smoke-free policy with non-smoking rooms, so guests can keep valuables secure and sit outside. Satellite and cable channels are available on the television in the rooms, and the rooms are individually air-conditioned.

Baan Purada is in the Old Town area of Koh Lanta, an island in Krabi province that is reached by boat from the mainland. The old town is a compact district of older buildings and temples, with the feel of a working island town rather than a resort strip. Most of the island's sights lie some distance away, so the old town is a practical place to start each day.

The Koh Lanta Old Town Pier is 400 m away, and the Koh Lanta Community Museum, a small local museum, is a short walk from the property. Khao Mai Kaew Cave is 2.7 km away, Khlong Chak Waterfall is 6.5 km away and Long Beach, Koh Lanta is 10.1 km away. Mu Ko Lanta National Park, a protected area of forest and coast, lies a further drive away on the same island.

A day out could start with the cave and the waterfall in the morning, then continue to Long Beach in the afternoon before returning to the old town. Boat connections to the island can be disrupted by rough sea in the rainy months, so the crossing is the part of the journey that depends most on the weather.