Bougainvillea House 751

The property is a single home of 70 m², with one queen bed for up to two guests and one bathroom. Air conditioning, a full kitchen, linens and a desk are part of the home, and the kitchen is fully equipped for cooking.

A TV, a hair dryer and towels complete the home, and internet access is available at the property. The queen bed is for up to two guests, and the bathroom is private.

The property offers free parking, and guests arriving by car can park at no charge. The kitchen is set up for cooking, with cookware, oils and condiments among the kitchen basics, dishes and dining utensils, and a refrigerator, freezer and microwave.

Other facilities include a TV, a desk and workspace, towels, linens, a hair dryer and fans, as well as a laundromat nearby and cleaning supplies provided for guests. Internet access is available at the property. Together, the cooking equipment, the laundromat and the free parking make the house practical for a stay of several days.

Bougainvillea House 751 is in Krabi, the provincial town on the Krabi River, a small working town with markets, temples and boats on the water. Limestone cliffs rise across the landscape, a sign of the karst scenery that defines this coast.

The Krabi Walking Street and the Krabi Weekend Night Market are both 1.8 km away, and Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) is 5.2 km away, a hillside temple that draws visitors for its views. The Mangrove Boardwalk and the Andaman Museum are also close by, and Wat Kaew Korawaram, a temple in town, and Chaofa Park are nearby as well. The ferry terminals in town are the starting point for boats to the islands, and the Krabi International Airport is 8 km away.

A good day starts at Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), where the climb up to the shrines is worth the effort, and then returns to town for the Krabi Walking Street in the evening. For the islands, boats leave from the ferry terminals for Poda Island and Tup Island, while Railay Beach is reached only by boat. Ao Nang Beach, 11 km away, is the nearest beach by road, while the Hong Islands make a longer boat trip for a full day.