Base Party Hostel

Base Party Hostel offers shared dormitories with bunk beds, measuring 30 m², 40 m² and 45 m², along with a standard shared dormitory for up to two guests. The bunk-bed dorms have a courtyard view, a garden view or an ocean view, depending on the dorm you choose.

The bunk-bed dorms are equipped with air conditioning, blackout curtains, a fan and a reading light, and each has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, toiletries and towels. Board games and puzzles are available, and cleaning products are provided in the rooms. The hostel also offers daily housekeeping, so the rooms are cleaned every day.

Base Party Hostel has an outdoor swimming pool, a spa and sauna, a garden and a terrace, and a game room. The hostel also offers diving, snorkelling, horseback riding and tours, with a shuttle service and a nightclub on site.

For meals and drinks there is a restaurant, a coffee shop, a snack bar and a poolside bar, with happy hour, grocery delivery and food delivery. Wi-Fi is available in public areas and in all rooms, free of charge, and the staff speak English and Thai. Wheelchair access is available, and daily housekeeping is offered. Guests can also use the game room, the garden and the terrace between trips to the beach and the islands.

Ao Nang is a beach town on the Andaman coast of Krabi province, on the mainland, with a long stretch of sand, restaurants, tour offices and small shops along the beach road. Base Party Hostel sits 30 m from the beach, so the sea is close to the rooms, and the streets behind the sand are lively in the evening, with street-food stalls and bars.

Around the hostel, the Ao Nang Night Market is 950 m away, and the Ao Nang Beach Pier is where many of the longtail boats for the islands leave from. Railay, reached by longtail boat from Ao Nang, has limestone cliffs and beaches, and Phra Nang Cave is on the same peninsula. Poda Island and Tup Island are also trips by boat from the beach. Krabi International Airport is 19.2 km away by road.

A day could begin on Ao Nang Beach and continue by longtail boat to Railay or to Poda and Tup islands, then return in the evening to the night market. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), a hillside temple built around a cave shrine, offers a change of scene inland. Boat trips depend on sea conditions, which change during the rainy season.