The Narima

The Narima's accommodation is made up of bungalows and superior rooms, some with an ocean, sea or garden view. Several have air conditioning, a balcony or terrace and a seating area, and rooms sleep up to three guests, with the Superior Bungalow sleeping up to four.

Beds are mostly double beds, and several rooms have a choice of bed set-ups. Several bathrooms have a shower and toiletries, and some rooms have a desk, a fan, a mini bar and a telephone. Free bottled water is provided in several rooms, and all of them are set within the resort's grounds, close to the private beach and the garden.

The Narima has an outdoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, a garden and a library, and its own private beach. Free parking is available, and free WiFi is provided in all rooms as well as in the public areas.

Other facilities include an airport transfer, car hire, a taxi service and tours, along with luggage storage, a laundry service, express check-in and check-out, and a doctor or nurse on call. Tours can be arranged, and the resort has a library and a garden for guests to use.

For families there are kids' cutlery, kids' meals and a children's swimming pool, and the hotel also offers ticket services, lockers and a postal service.

Klong Nin Beach is a stretch of sand on Koh Lanta, the large island in the Andaman Sea that belongs to Krabi province. The area is low-key, with small village houses, bungalow accommodation and several beaches close to each other, so the day can be as quiet or as active as you like.

Klong Hin Beach is 200 m away, and Khao Mai Kaew Cave is 2 km away in the hills. Koh Lanta has no bridge to the mainland, so the trip there is by boat, and Trang Airport and Krabi International Airport are both on the mainland. Once on the island, the beaches and the cave are the easiest places to start a day out.

Lanta Old Town, 4.2 km away, is the island's historic old town, and Mu Ko Lanta National Park, 7.2 km away, protects forest and coastline. Khlong Chak Waterfall, in the island's interior, is a natural spot to visit, and Long Beach, Koh Lanta, is a long stretch of sand further on. In the rainy season, rough seas can affect the boat crossings. Visitors who want more than the beach can make a full day of it by combining the cave, the old town and the national park.