Paasook Resort

Every room at Paasook Resort has a balcony or terrace, and each one has a fan, a mosquito net and wireless internet access. All sleep up to two guests, and the rooms measure between 11 and 18 m². The balcony or terrace is the place to sit and look out over the mountains or the garden.

Two rooms look out over the mountains and one over the garden. The two mountain-view rooms measure 11 m² and 14 m², and the garden-view room measures 18 m². Beds are a double bed, single beds or a semi-double bed, depending on the room. Every room has an additional toilet, and the garden-view room also has an additional bathroom.

The resort has a massage service, a yoga room and a garden, and it offers water-based activities: canoeing, fishing, snorkelling and non-motorised water sports. Tours can be arranged, and there are shops. Guests who want a quieter day can use the yoga room, while the water sports suit a more active one.

Services for travellers include an airport transfer, laundry service, and both express and private check-in and check-out. Internet access is available, and WiFi is available in public areas.

Paasook Resort sits on Tonsai Beach, a small bay on the Railay peninsula in Krabi province, with limestone cliffs rising around the sand. The beach is 110 m from the resort, and the setting is that of a cove on the water rather than a town. It suits guests who want the sea, rock climbing and green scenery more than shops and nightlife. Ao Nang, the main resort strip of the coast, lies across the water and is reached by the boat piers.

Railay Beach is 650 m away and Ao Nang Beach 1 km, and Phra Nang Cave, a limestone cave with a spirit shrine, is 1.8 km from the resort. The boat piers at Railay and Ao Nang link the peninsula to the mainland, and in the evening the Ao-Nang Landmark Night Market, 3.5 km away, is the place for local goods and food.

A day can start with snorkelling or a canoe trip around the bay, and tours can be arranged for boat trips to Poda Island and Tup Island. Boat trips depend on the sea conditions. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), a hillside temple reached by a long climb of steps, lies inland for a day out.