Siam Flora Resort Koh Lanta

Both rooms at Siam Flora Resort Koh Lanta have a garden view, air conditioning and a whirlpool bathtub. The rooms measure 60 m² and 30 m², sleeping up to four and up to two guests.

The family bungalow has two queen beds, and the double room has one double bed. Both come with an electric kettle, a hair dryer, free bottled water, a mini bar and a socket near the bed, and toiletries are provided in both rooms.

The resort has an outdoor swimming pool, with a poolside bar that offers happy hour, and a bar and a garden on site. Air conditioning covers the public areas as well as the rooms, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and in the public areas.

The resort also offers diving, snorkelling, fishing and tours, plus ticket services, car hire, a shuttle service and an airport transfer.

Free parking is available, pets are allowed, and daily housekeeping and laundry service are offered. English and Thai are spoken at the resort, and the swimming pool, the bar and the garden are all on the same site, so guests can move between them without leaving the grounds.

Koh Lanta is a long island in Krabi province, in southern Thailand, with a string of beaches along its coast and small villages set back from the shore. It has no airport of its own, so most visitors reach it by boat from the mainland, where Krabi International Airport and Trang Airport are the nearest. The resort sits in the Klong Tob area, where the beach is about 260 m away and the village of Khlong Top is close, so both the sea and local life are a short walk away.

Khlong Khong Beach is 1.4 km from the resort, a short ride along the island roads and a good place for a walk along the sand. Mu Ko Lanta National Park, which covers the forest and the sea around the island, is about 10.6 km away. Visitors often get around by scooter or songthaew, and the island's roads connect the beaches and villages.

A good day could start with a diving or snorkelling trip from the resort, which offers both, and continue with a stroll on the beach at Klong Tob. For a day further afield, the national park is the natural choice for a walk in the forest. Boat trips depend on the sea, which can be rough in the rainy months, so keep the day flexible.