Mayalay Resort - Green Hotel

The accommodation at Mayalay Resort - Green Hotel is made up of cottages, bungalows and a double room, and each one has a queen or a double bed. Views vary from room to room, and some rooms look over the sea while others look over the garden.

Rooms can have air conditioning, an in-room safe box, a hair dryer, an electric kettle, a coffee or tea maker, a mini bar and a balcony or terrace, along with a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries. The double room sleeps two, the cottages sleep up to three and the bungalows up to four.

Mayalay Resort - Green Hotel has a restaurant and room service, and buffet and continental breakfast are offered. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with internet services and Wi-Fi in public areas, and the grounds include a garden and a terrace.

For days out, tours can be arranged, and diving, snorkelling and fishing are offered. A shuttle service and an airport transfer are also available, and ticket services and a concierge are offered at the resort.

Staff speak both English and Thai, daily housekeeping is provided, and non-smoking rooms are available alongside a smoking area. Air conditioning is also offered in the public areas, as well as in the rooms.

Mayalay Resort - Green Hotel is on an island off the Andaman coast of southern Thailand, where life centres on the sea and on the beaches and bays along the shore. Ao Na Ko beach is 850 m away, the closest stretch of sand in the surroundings, and a snorkelling spot lies 1.2 km away. The sea shapes most of what there is to do here, from beach walks to snorkelling trips, and diving is also offered. The sea around the island is the main draw for both snorkelling and diving.

Further afield, the Emerald Pool (Sa Morakot) is a natural green pool set in the forest, 56.4 km away, and Wat Tham Suea, the Tiger Cave Temple, is a hilltop temple near Krabi town with a long staircase up the hill. Trang Airport is 46.3 km away and Krabi International Airport is 79.2 km away; both are on the mainland, so the last part of the journey is by boat.

A good day out combines a snorkelling trip from the coast with a visit to the Emerald Pool, and tours can be arranged for those who prefer a guided day. Rough seas in the rainy months can stop the boats, so a day trip may need to be planned around the weather.