Honeybee Pool Villa Smooth as Silk

The villa is a two-bedroom house of 100 m² with two bathrooms, air conditioning and a garden view. A private pool is part of the property, and the house can accommodate up to seven guests.

The villa offers a choice of bed set-ups, and its bathroom has a walk-in shower, bathrobes and a hair dryer. A kitchen and a washer are available to guests, and the house has its own private entrance.

The villa has its own private pool, air conditioning and a kitchen, with coffee or tea available for guests. Free parking is available, and free Wi-Fi is offered throughout the villa.

Inside, guests will find cable channels and a TV, linens, towels, toiletries, a hair dryer, an iron and a washer, along with a desk and workspace. The villa also has a private entrance and a closet, and the bathroom has bathrobes and a walk-in shower. Guests can use the kitchen to prepare their own meals, with the washer and iron close at hand for the stay.

Ao Nang is a beach town on the mainland coast of Krabi province, facing the limestone islands of the Andaman Sea. Its main beach is a long, sandy strip with longtail boats along the shore, and the town has hotels and shops along its main road. The villa sits in the town itself, a short distance from the beach and the night market, so the setting suits a quiet stay with easy access to the sea.

Ao Nang Beach is 1.8 km from the villa, and the Ao Nang Night Market is 1.1 km away, with street food and local goods on sale in the evening. Railay Beach, a limestone peninsula reached by longtail boat, is 4.5 km away, and Phra Nang Cave lies on the same peninsula at 5.7 km. Poda Island and Tup Island are reached by boat too, while the Tiger Cave Temple, a hilltop temple reached by a long flight of steps, lies further out of town.

A good day can begin with a swim at Ao Nang Beach, continue with a longtail boat to Railay and Phra Nang Cave, and end at the night market. Those who prefer a quieter day can spend it on the sand or by the private pool. Boat trips to the islands can be disrupted when the sea is rough in the rainy months.