Groovy Bungalows

The One-Bedroom House and the Vacation Home each measure 28 m² and have a garden view. The One-Bedroom House sleeps up to three guests on a single bed and a queen bed, while the Vacation Home has a king bed for up to two. The Triple Room takes up to four guests, and several other rooms take up to three.

Several rooms have air conditioning and free Wi-Fi, and the One-Bedroom House and the Vacation Home each have a private bathroom with a roll-in shower and a hair dryer. The property also has a bed in a dormitory for up to two guests.

Guests can use an outdoor swimming pool and a game room, with a garden and a terrace for relaxing outdoors. Air conditioning covers the public areas, and luggage storage is available.

Daily housekeeping is provided, with ironing and laundry services, and the property offers express and private check-in and check-out. Tours can be arranged, and luggage storage is available.

Non-smoking rooms are offered, parking is free, and the Wi-Fi in all rooms is free, so guests can use it without paying for it.

Groovy Bungalows is in the Nopparat Thara area of Krabi, on the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, close to the busier beach town of Ao Nang. The setting is quieter than the resort strip, with local villages around the property and mosques and a church nearby. The appeal is the mix of local streets and easy access to limestone cliffs, islands and sandy bays along the coast.

Ao Nang Beach is 2.6 km away, and the Ao Nang Night Market lies 1.9 km from the property, a busy evening market with street food and everyday local goods. Railay Beach, 5.2 km away, can only be reached by longtail boat, and its limestone cliffs draw climbers. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) is 13.8 km away, a hilltop Buddhist temple reached by a long flight of steps. Krabi International Airport is 18.5 km away.

A good day out is a longtail boat trip from Ao Nang to Poda Island and Tup Island, two islands near the coast known for swimming and snorkelling, with boats leaving from the piers in Ao Nang. Both islands are reached by boat, not by road. For a slower afternoon on land, the public park at Ao Nang is a quiet alternative.