Bulow Casa Grand View Resort

The rooms at Bulow Casa Grand View Resort include two 105 m² rooms, one with a king bed and one with two single beds, both with a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi. A family room sleeps up to four guests, and a non-smoking room sleeps up to five, so the property can host small groups as well as couples.

Several rooms have a bathtub or a whirlpool bathtub, and toiletries, towels and a hair dryer are provided in many of them. Some rooms can be set up with a choice of bed arrangements, so the bedding can be matched to the number of guests.

The resort has a restaurant serving à la carte breakfast and halal breakfast, a bar with happy hour, room service, and a kitchen among its facilities.

Guests can use the garden, the hot tub and the terrace, and the property also offers fishing and snorkelling, along with air conditioning in public areas.

Daily housekeeping is provided, the laundry service takes care of guests' clothes, and safety deposit boxes offer a place to keep valuables. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi also covers the public areas. The property also has family rooms and non-smoking rooms, and the terrace and garden give guests outdoor space to relax between activities.

Sunrise Beach is one of several beaches on Ko Lipe, a small island in the Andaman Sea off the coast of Satun province. The island is reached by boat from the mainland, and its beaches make it a base for swimming and snorkelling. The village of Ban Ko Li Pe is nearby, and Ao Ta Lo So and Sunset Beach are both within a short distance of the resort.

The resort is 350 m from Sunrise Beach, and Ao Ta Lo So beach is 200 m away. Hantalay Temple, a pagoda 550 m away, is one of the sights nearby. Walking Street, 900 m away, has bars and restaurants along it, so an evening out is easy to plan. Trang Airport is 118.2 km away on the mainland, so the last part of the trip to the island is by boat.

A day here can start on Sunrise Beach, continue to Ao Ta Lo So and finish on Walking Street, and boat trips to Koh Adang, a neighbouring island, can be added to the plans. During the rainy months, rough seas can change boat plans, so the boat days are the ones to keep flexible. Evenings on Walking Street make a natural end to a day spent on the water.