Lanlay Homestay

Rooms at Lanlay Homestay measure from 20 to 50 m² and hold between two and 11 guests, depending on the room. Air conditioning and a desk are features of the rooms, and several rooms have a mountain view and a private bathroom with a shower.

Beds include queen and king beds as well as single beds, and the rooms can have complimentary tea, free bottled water, instant coffee and a refrigerator. Some rooms have an electric kettle, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing, and the family rooms have space for several guests. Toiletries and towels are provided in several rooms, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The property has a garden and a shared lounge with a TV, and massage is offered on site. Free parking is available on site, and valet parking is also offered. Air conditioning is provided in public areas too.

Bicycles, canoeing, fishing, tours and car hire are offered, and there is an airport transfer. Guests can also use luggage storage, daily housekeeping, dry cleaning and laundry service.

For meals, there is a coffee shop, a shared kitchen and alternative meal arrangements. Meeting and banquet facilities are available, and English and Thai are spoken. Guests can also use the lounge and the garden for downtime, and the property has a Shared kitchen for guests who prefer to cook.

Lanlay Homestay sits in Laem Sak, a quiet village in the Ao Luek district of Krabi province, on Thailand's Andaman coast. Krabi International Airport is 41.6 km away by road. The surroundings are residential and calm, with a small temple and a mosque close by, and the area is a quiet place to stay for travellers who want to be away from the busier beaches of the province.

Wat Laem Sak, a temple 300 m away, is the closest sight. The Hong Islands, 15.7 km off, are an island group reached by boat from the mainland and known for their lagoon and sea kayaking. Ao Nang Beach is 32.4 km away, a popular stretch of sand with a lively seafront and tour boats, and Railay Beach at 35.5 km is reached by longtail boat and known for its limestone cliffs.

A day could begin at Wat Laem Sak and continue with a boat trip to the Hong Islands, which can be affected by rough seas in the rainy months. Bicycles and tours can be arranged through the property for trips further afield, so a day out by boat or by road is easy to plan from the village. Ao Luek's quiet streets make an easy start to the day before heading out on the water.