Dee Andaman Hotel Krabi

Rooms at Dee Andaman Hotel Krabi offer mountain, river and city views, with floor areas from 25 m² to 52 m². Guests can choose a room for two, a family room that sleeps up to four with a mountain view and a balcony or terrace, or a Superior Room that sleeps up to six.

Air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower are fitted in the rooms with mountain or river views, and the Family Room with Mountain View also has a refrigerator. Rooms with a city view measure 33 m² and sleep up to four guests, and the Deluxe Room has a balcony or terrace.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and a garden, along with a terrace, a restaurant, room service and a 24-hour front desk. Breakfast is offered in Asian, buffet and continental styles, and there are a concierge and a laundry service.

For getting around, an airport transfer and car hire are offered, and tours and ticket services are available too. Massage, luggage storage, express check-in and check-out, and safety deposit boxes are all offered as well.

Guests can use a shared lounge with a TV area, and the hotel has an elevator, air conditioning in public areas and soundproof rooms. Free parking is available for guests who arrive by car.

Dee Andaman Hotel Krabi stands in Krabi Town, the provincial capital on the Krabi River, a small waterside town that feels quieter than the beach resorts along the coast. Its streets hold markets, pagodas and shrines, and the town is a practical base for day trips to the islands and the beaches.

Thara Park Pier, a ferry terminal 400 m away, is a short walk from the hotel, and the Krabi Walking Street, a pedestrian street that comes alive in the evening, is about 1 km off. The Krabi Weekend Night Market and the Wat Kaew Korawaram pagoda are also nearby. Tiger Cave Temple, a hillside temple complex reached by a long stairway, lies 7.7 km away. Ao Nang Beach, a popular resort beach, is 10.4 km away, and Krabi International Airport is 8.6 km away.

A good day could start with the climb to Tiger Cave Temple in the morning, then take a longtail boat to Railay, a peninsula of limestone cliffs, and finish the evening on the walking street. Most of the sights above can be reached in a single day, with the pier as the starting point for the boat trips. Boat trips to Railay and the islands depend on sea conditions, which can change the plan for the day.