OYO 608 Maleena Home

The rooms at OYO 608 Maleena Home sleep two or three guests. Depending on the room, you may find air conditioning, a fan, a desk, a seating area and a private bathroom with toiletries and a shower.

One room measures 35 m² and has a double bed and a garden view. Rooms can also include linens, a refrigerator and free bottled water, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Guests can relax in the garden, and the garden can be used for a morning coffee or an evening drink. The shared lounge has a TV area, the guesthouse has a 24-hour front desk, and room service is offered, so meals can be ordered to the room. Daily housekeeping is part of the service, and the property has a lift for guests who prefer not to use the stairs.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and in public areas. Satellite and cable channels and a telephone are part of the media offer, and parking nearby is available. English and Thai are spoken, and a safety and security feature is in place.

Ao Nang is a beach town on the Andaman coast of Krabi province, where a bay of limestone cliffs meets a lively strip of restaurants, tour offices and guesthouses. The beach road is lined with restaurants and small shops, so it is easy to eat out and pick up supplies on foot. It is a practical base for travellers who want the sea close at hand and easy access to the trips that leave from the coast.

Noppharathara Beach lies 3.7 km away, and the Ao-Nang Landmark Night Market, 4.2 km from the guesthouse, is a good place to eat in the evening. Railay Beach is 8 km away and is reached mainly by longtail boat, with cliffs and the caves of the Phra Nang area. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), a hilltop temple reached by a long stairway, is 14.1 km away, and Krabi International Airport is 19.6 km from the property.

Boat trips from Ao Nang go to Railay, to the Hong Islands and to other islands along the coast, and elephant trekking and the Ao Nang Elephant Sanctuary Krabi are close by. A good day could start with a boat trip to Railay and end with the night market in Ao Nang. In the rainy months the sea can be rough, and boat trips to the islands can be cancelled.