littlerock kohjum resort

The rooms at littlerock kohjum resort include a Standard Room of 40 m² with a nature view, a Deluxe studio of 32 m² with a mountain view, and a Deluxe Double Room that sleeps two guests on a king bed. The Standard Room, the Deluxe studio and the Deluxe Double Room each have air conditioning and a private bathroom.

Rooms at the resort can also have a balcony or terrace, a mini bar, a coffee or tea maker and an in-room safe box. A Deluxe Double or Twin Room measures 60 m² and sleeps up to three guests, with a choice of bed set-ups. Several rooms at the resort sleep up to three guests.

Free parking is available on site, with bicycle parking and valet parking as well. The resort has a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, lockers and safety deposit boxes, and it offers laundry and dry cleaning services.

For food and drink there is a bar, a coffee shop and restaurants, and the garden and terrace give you space to sit outdoors. Tours and ticket services are offered, along with a shuttle service and an airport transfer, and English and Thai are spoken.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and internet services are available in public areas. Air conditioning covers the public areas, and satellite and cable channels are offered in the rooms.

Koh Jum / Koh Pu (Krabi) is a small island in the Andaman Sea, off the coast of Krabi province in southern Thailand. Its villages, beaches and Buddhist temples make it a quiet place for travellers who want days by the sea rather than the bustle of a resort town. Most of the island's life follows the villages and the sea, and the pace is slower than on the mainland.

littlerock kohjum resort sits close to the island's main settlements. A Buddhist pagoda is 350 m away, Ban Ko Jum village is 450 m away and Long Beach is 500 m away, while Yao Beach lies 900 m off and the Koh Jum pier, the island's ferry terminal, is 850 m away. Further afield are Ao Bo Farang bay, Sunset Beach and the peak of Khao Ko Pu.

Walking is the simplest way to reach the pagoda and the nearby beaches, and the pier is the island's ferry terminal, so boats are the main link with the mainland. A longer outing can take you towards the peak of Khao Ko Pu, and in the rainy season sea crossings can be rougher, so boat trips may be affected by the weather.