Boutique Village Hotel

The rooms at Boutique Village Hotel range from compact 12 m² doubles to 130 m² suites and villas. The Family Deluxe Room measures 90 m² and sleeps up to five guests. The Standard Villa sleeps up to ten, and the Mountain View Villa sleeps up to eight. Several rooms have a mountain view, and the Family Deluxe Room has a pool view.

Several rooms have air conditioning, a TV and an electric kettle, and the Sun Suite and the Mountain View Villa have kitchen facilities. Some rooms also have a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, and the villas and suites have room for larger groups.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace, with a bar, a restaurant and a massage service. A shared lounge and TV area is also available, and the front desk is staffed around the clock.

Asian and halal breakfast is offered, and breakfast can be served in the room. There is also a coffee shop, a snack bar, a grocery delivery service and 24-hour room service.

For getting around, the hotel offers an airport transfer, tours, car hire, bicycle rental and taxi service, and a shuttle bus service is available at an additional charge. Free parking is on site, and free WiFi is available in all rooms and public areas.

Boutique Village Hotel is in the Nopparat Thara area of Krabi, on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand. Limestone karst cliffs rise above the bays here, and islands lie offshore, so much of the coast is best seen from the water. Noppharat Thara Beach and the Wat Sai Thai pagoda are both in the surrounding area.

Ao Nang Beach, 4.9 km away, is a lively stretch of sand with restaurants, tour offices and boat operators along its road. Railay Beach, 7.1 km away, can only be reached by longtail boat, and its limestone cliffs and Phra Nang Cave draw day visitors. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), 11.9 km away, is a hillside temple reached by a long climb. Krabi International Airport is 17.1 km away on the mainland, and the hotel offers an airport transfer.

A good day could start with a longtail boat trip to Railay, then a visit to Phra Nang Cave, and end with a boat to Poda Island or Tup Island, both reached from the piers in the area. The mix of sea, cliffs and caves makes the area a natural stop for day trips. Back on the mainland, the Ao-Nang Landmark Night Market is a good place to end the evening, with food stalls and local goods.