Fanari Khaolak Resort - Courtyard Zone

Accommodation at Fanari Khaolak Resort - Courtyard Zone is in deluxe bungalows and rooms, some with a garden view and others with a pool view, and some of them sleep up to three guests. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and some rooms have air conditioning and blackout curtains.

Beds are single or king-size, and one room combines a single bed with a king bed. Some rooms may have a balcony or terrace, a refrigerator, a desk and an in-room safe.

Pools include an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool. The spa includes a sauna, and massage is also available at the resort.

Tours can be arranged, and the resort offers an airport transfer, taxi service and bicycle rental. Luggage storage, a postal service and safety deposit boxes are available, and daily housekeeping is provided. Shops are also on site for everyday items, together with the restaurants and bicycle rental.

Restaurants, room service and a kitchen cover meals, and breakfast is offered à la carte. The front desk and security are staffed around the clock, and the resort is wheelchair accessible and welcomes families with children.

Khao Lak sits on the Andaman coast of Phang Nga province, a stretch of resorts, village lanes and small local markets, and Fanari Khaolak Resort - Courtyard Zone is in its Bang Niang Beach area. The beach is close enough to reach on foot, so the sea is part of the daily routine here rather than a day trip.

Bang Niang Beach is 50 m from the resort. The Tsunami Museum, about 1 km away, and the nearby Tsunami Memorial document the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami that struck this coast, and Bang Niang Market, 800 m away, is a local market for everyday needs. Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park, 4.5 km away, offers forest trails and waterfalls, and Phuket International Airport is 62.2 km away. Khuk Khak Beach lies further along the same stretch of coast, and both the Tsunami Museum and the Tsunami Memorial can easily be visited on the same outing.

A day here might start with a swim or a walk to Bang Niang Beach, followed by a visit to the Tsunami Museum and a stop at the market. In the afternoon, the forest trails of the national park make a good change of scene from the coast.