Lanta Thai Homestay

Every room at Lanta Thai Homestay has air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels. Rooms also include a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, an electric kettle, a coffee and tea maker and a dining table.

The homestay offers a Double Room of 28 m² with a queen bed for two guests, and a Triple Room of 35 m² with a single bed and a king bed for up to three.

The homestay has a garden planted with tropical plants and flowers, and a terrace for relaxing outdoors. A bar on site serves cocktails, beer and local tea, and free parking is available.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and internet access is also offered in the public areas. Air conditioning runs in the public areas as well as the rooms, and non-smoking rooms are offered.

English, Swedish and Thai are spoken at the property, and the rooms have flat-screen TVs, a refrigerator and free bottled water. The homestay also has a separate dining area and trash cans, and the rooms come with linens and a closet, plus an electric kettle and a coffee and tea maker.

Lanta Thai Homestay is in the Baan Klong Khong area of Koh Lanta, a long island in Krabi Province in the Andaman Sea. The area is a mix of village houses and beach strips, and the beach is about 540 m from the homestay, so the sand is easy to reach each day.

Long Beach and Khlong Khong Beach are among the sandy stretches close by, and Lanta Old Town, 9.2 km away, is a village area with its own local life. Inland, Khlong Chak Waterfall is one of the island's waterfalls, and Khao Mai Kaew Cave is also on the island. Mu Ko Lanta National Park, 15.1 km away, covers the islands and reefs offshore, so a visit there usually involves a boat.

A good day starts on Long Beach, then continues to Lanta Old Town by road for a walk around the village. Krabi International Airport, 56.7 km away on the mainland, is the nearest airport, with Trang Airport also on the mainland as a second choice, and the crossing to the island is made by boat from the mainland. Boat trips to the national park are more often cancelled in the rainy months, when the sea is rough.