Bung Bud Homestay Kohyaonoi

All rooms at Bung Bud Homestay Kohyaonoi have air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. The two room types both measure 25 m² and host up to two guests, and each has its own bathroom with a shower and toiletries.

Across the property, rooms can have a sofa, a balcony or terrace with outdoor furniture, a mini bar, and a hair dryer and towels. Rooms can also have individual air conditioning, a window that opens and a low floor.

The property has a garden, pets are allowed and the rooms are non-smoking. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is also WiFi in public areas, internet services and a laptop workspace for those who need to get some work done while away from home. Air conditioning is also in the public areas.

For activities, canoeing, diving, fishing, hiking, snorkelling and bicycles are available, and tours can be arranged. There is also a convenience store, a salon, a doctor or nurse on call and a hotel room service app, and English and Thai are spoken. Food can be delivered, and an alternative meal arrangement is possible at the property.

Koh Yao Noi is a quiet island in Phang Nga Bay, where fishing villages, coconut farms and small beaches make up much of the landscape, and the pace of life is slow. You reach it by boat, so the sea is part of the journey from the start. Bung Bud Homestay Kohyaonoi is about 500 m from the village of Tha Kai, so everyday village life is close at hand.

Tha Kai Pier, a ferry terminal about 1.1 km away, is the nearest pier to the property. Hong Island, a limestone island with a lagoon, lies 10 km away, and James Bond Island, the limestone rock made famous by a Bond film, is about 20.5 km from the property. Closer to hand, the Sor Ngam beach viewpoint is 3.2 km away, and the neighbouring island of Koh Yao Yai is across the water.

A good day could combine a boat trip to Hong Island and James Bond Island with an afternoon at the Sor Ngam beach viewpoint. Canoeing, diving, snorkelling and fishing can be arranged, and tours are available for days out on the water. Walks through the villages are a simple way to see everyday island life, and bicycles are available for rides further afield.