Big Hug Home-Nok kao house

The rooms at Big Hug Home-Nok kao house measure 10 m² and 12 m², and both have a lake view. Their bathrooms include a walk-in shower and a whirlpool bathtub, and blackout curtains, a fan and a mosquito net are provided, along with linens, towels and toiletries.

Beds are a queen bed for up to two guests and a single bed for one guest. The room for one guest has its own private bathroom and a private entrance.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the public areas have Wi-Fi too, with internet services also offered. Free parking is available, and the property offers an airport transfer and a shuttle service.

Meals can be arranged through room service, food delivery, alternative meal arrangements and a shared kitchen, and there are BBQ facilities. Outdoors, there is a garden and a terrace, and massage is offered.

Activities include canoeing, diving, snorkeling, fishing and hiking, with tours available. The property also has concierge help, luggage storage, private check-in and check-out, daily housekeeping, laundry service, a playground and a convenience store. English and Thai are spoken at the property, and pets are allowed.

Big Hug Home-Nok kao house is in Laem Yang, a village on Koh Yao Noi in Phang Nga Bay, southern Thailand. Koh Yao Noi is a quiet island of farms, plantations and fishing villages, and boats are the way on and off it. Life here is centred on the villages and the sea. Nearby villages include Tha Kai and Tha Manok, and Tha Kai Pier is the nearest ferry terminal.

Laem Yang village is 300 m from the property, and Secret Beach is 1.9 km away. Koh Yao Yai, the larger island next door, is 7.1 km away. Further out in the bay, Hong Island is 11.3 km away, a limestone island with a lagoon inside its cliffs, and James Bond Island is 20.1 km away, the limestone rock made famous by a James Bond film.

Boat tours are the usual way to reach the limestone islands, and the sea can be rough in the monsoon months, which can change boat trips. The route passes the limestone cliffs of the bay on the way out, and hiking and fishing are also possible on the island. On the island itself, the Coconut Local Farm and the Laem Had viewpoint make a land-based outing, and Laem Had Beach is nearby.