Garden View Resort Tonsai

The double and twin rooms at Garden View Resort Tonsai have a private bathroom with toiletries, towels and a walk-in shower, along with a fan and a mosquito net. Guests can choose a double room with a balcony and a queen bed, a twin room with two single beds and a mountain view, or a room that sleeps up to three guests.

The double and twin rooms each measure 30 m² and sleep up to two guests, and the twin room also has a whirlpool bathtub. Daily housekeeping is provided across the resort, so the rooms are cleaned every day.

The resort offers an airport transfer and a shuttle service, and a laundry service and a convenience store are available on site for everyday needs. The on-site convenience store carries a variety of everyday items. Krabi International Airport is the nearest airport to the property, and it is the usual starting point for a trip to Ton Sai.

Daily housekeeping is provided, and the resort has a terrace and non-smoking rooms. Non-smoking rooms and the terrace are both available to guests, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Ton Sai sits on the Andaman coast of Krabi province, a small beach area better known for climbing and beach life than for large hotels. Limestone cliffs rise close behind the sand, and their dramatic shapes draw climbers as well as people who simply want to spend the day on the beach, so the area suits both kinds of visitor.

Tonsai Beach is about 400 m from the resort, and Railay Beach is 650 m away. Ao Nang Beach, the main beach of the Ao Nang area, is 1.2 km away, and Phra Nang Cave, a beach beneath the cliffs with a shrine to a sea spirit, is nearby. Krabi International Airport is 18.2 km away, and the last part of the journey to Ton Sai is by boat from Ao Nang.

For a day out, the island of Poda is a longtail boat ride away and has beaches of its own, while Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), 15.2 km away on the mainland, is a hillside temple complex with a large Buddha statue. Wee's Climbing School is also nearby on the same stretch of coast, and rough seas during the rainy season can stop boat trips, so plan island days around the weather.