Homely Home Khao lak

All rooms at Homely Home Khao lak have air conditioning. The rooms include queen-bed rooms, one-bedroom apartments with a double bed and a King Room with Mountain View, and several of them have a mountain view. Some have a balcony or terrace, and some have a full kitchen with a kitchenette and a refrigerator.

Each room sleeps two or three guests. Most have a private bathroom with a shower, and the apartments and the King Room also come with toiletries and towels. Several rooms have a sofa, a desk and an in-room safe box, and the King Room also has a coffee and tea maker.

The property has a garden and a terrace, and guests can use the salon for beauty treatments. Lockers, luggage storage, dry cleaning, ironing service and laundry service are available, along with car hire and a convenience store.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the property also offers internet services and Wi-Fi in public areas. Free parking is available, and air conditioning is provided in the public areas.

The property is smoke-free and has non-smoking rooms. English and Thai are spoken.

Khao Lak is a stretch of the Andaman coast in Phangnga province, where beaches meet forested hills and national parks. The property sits in the Nang Thong area, and the mix of sand and forest is what makes the district appealing. The village has small shops and food stalls along its roads, and the sea and the forest both lie within a short distance of the property, so a beach day and a day in the national park are easy to combine.

The Khao Lak-Lam Ru National Park is 2.2 km away, and the Ton Chong Fa Waterfall is 4.2 km away. The Tsunami Museum, which covers the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, and the Bang Niang Market, for food and everyday goods, are also nearby, and the islands of Similan National Park are reached by boat. Car hire is available at the property, and Phuket International Airport is 59.4 km away.

A good plan is the national park in the morning, then the waterfall, and the beach, 560 m from the property, for the afternoon. The Tsunami Museum is an indoor option for a slower afternoon, and Bang Niang Market is a good stop for food on the way back. Boat trips to the Similan islands depend on the sea and the season, and some months they do not run.