Friend Seeker

Every room has air conditioning, and the rooms include an 18 m² twin room with two single beds, a triple room for three guests with three single beds, and a 16 m² standard room with a queen bed.

There is also an 18 m² mixed dormitory with six single beds, set up for one guest. The twin and triple rooms come with a shower, and the triple also has a hair dryer.

Friend Seeker has a restaurant and a bar on site, with a garden on the grounds. There is also table tennis and on-site entertainment, and the property has a nightclub.

Wi-Fi is available in public areas as well as in the rooms. Tours and ticket services can be arranged, and English and Thai are spoken.

Evenings can be spent at the bar or in the restaurant, and the garden offers a place to sit between outings. Guests who want a relaxed evening can sit in the garden, and the bar and restaurant are on the same site.

Friend Seeker is in Railay East, on the Railay peninsula in Krabi province on Thailand's Andaman coast. The peninsula is a landscape of limestone cliffs and sandy bays, reached by longtail boat from the mainland, and it is known for rock climbing and diving. The limestone cliffs rise above the beaches, and the scenery is one of the main reasons travellers come to the area. Railay Beach is 600 m from the hostel.

Close by are the beaches of Raile Tawan Ok and Little Rai Ley East, Tufa Cave and the Railay East pier, where boats leave for the mainland. The pier is the main link with the mainland for anyone arriving by boat. On the mainland, Ao Nang Beach, the main resort strip, is 2.3 km away, and Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), a hilltop temple with a long staircase, is 15.3 km away.

A day here can start with a swim at Railay Beach and a visit to Tufa Cave, followed by a climb on the cliffs, since climbing schools are close to the hostel. For a longer outing, boats from the pier also head out to the islands, and the Hong Islands are 43.6 km away.