Na Sook Resort

The rooms at Na Sook Resort are villas and a deluxe double room, all measuring 60 m² and all with free Wi-Fi. Some accommodate up to two guests and others up to three, and several have a garden view. Guests can choose between rooms with a sofa bed, a double bed or two single beds.

Air conditioning and a private entrance feature in several of the rooms, and one villa is set up for wheelchair access. Several rooms come with bathrobes, toiletries and a shower in the private bathroom, while blackout curtains and an umbrella are found in some of the rooms.

Na Sook Resort has an outdoor swimming pool, a separate children's swimming pool and a playground, for families with young children. A spa and sauna, a yoga room and a solarium are also on site, and a terrace is also on site.

Meals are covered by a restaurant, a bar, a coffee shop and room service, and there is a shared kitchen as well. Daily housekeeping, laundry service, ironing service and 24-hour security are also offered.

The hotel also offers tours, car hire, bicycle rental and an airport transfer, and snorkelling, diving, canoeing and fishing are offered. Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and free parking is available on site.

Na Sook Resort sits on Ao Nam Mao Bay on the Krabi mainland, in a village with its own beach, and the sea is 450 m away. The village pier is a ferry terminal for boats to the offshore islands, so the bay is a practical starting point for trips out on the water.

Railay, a limestone peninsula reached by boat, is 3.1 km away, and Phra Nang Cave, a sea cave with a shrine, is close to it, so the two are near each other. Ao Nang, the beach town nearby, is 3.7 km away by road, and Krabi International Airport is 15.4 km from the hotel. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea) is a hillside temple reached up a long staircase, and the islands of Poda and Tup are reached by boat from the coast nearby, and the Krabi Weekend Night Market is an evening stop for food and local goods.

A good day starts with a boat trip to Railay, where the limestone cliffs and Phra Nang Cave are the main sights, and the evening can be spent at the Krabi Weekend Night Market. Trips to the offshore islands leave from the same village pier, so a boat day can start right at the bay.