Family Cottage of Koh Pu

Rooms at Family Cottage of Koh Pu are bungalows with a sea view, a balcony or terrace and a seating area. Rooms can have a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, plus a fan, linens, a mosquito net and wireless internet.

The sea-view bungalow measures 35 m² and sleeps up to four guests, with two single beds and a king bed. Its bathroom is private, and the balcony or terrace gives it an outdoor space to sit in.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and the public areas have Wi-Fi as well. Internet access is offered both over wireless and through a LAN connection, so guests can choose the one they prefer.

An airport transfer is offered from Krabi Airport, and free parking is available nearby. The property has a garden, and ticket services are available.

The property is smoke-free. Languages spoken include English, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Vietnamese. Rooms can have a fan, linens, a mosquito net, a seating area and a balcony or terrace, along with a private bathroom that has a shower, toiletries and towels. The property's internet access is offered over both wireless and LAN, so the connection is available in the rooms and the public areas alike.

Koh Jum / Koh Pu is an island area of Krabi province, in the Andaman Sea off southern Thailand. The landscape is hilly and green, with small villages, bays and beaches. The island is reached by boat, as there is no bridge to the mainland, so the crossing is part of any visit.

Lu Boa Beach is 300 m from the property, while Sunset Beach and Coconut Beach lie a little farther away. The village of Ao Luboa is close by, and a hill called Khao Ko Pu rises 1.3 km away. The pier at Ban Koh Pu is 4 km away and the pier on Koh Jum is 7.3 km, so boats are the way on and off the island.

A day can start on Lu Boa Beach and continue with a walk to Ao Luboa village and up towards Khao Ko Pu. The beaches, the hill and the village make a full day without leaving the island, and the garden at the property is a quiet place to finish it. Anyone staying a few nights can divide their time between the beaches, the village and the garden. Trips to other islands leave from the piers, and rough seas in the monsoon months can disrupt boat crossings.