View Park Pool Villas 1

The villa is offered as a single private house of 130 m², with four bedrooms, five bathrooms and room for up to ten guests. Guests have the whole house to themselves, and the layout includes a choice of bed set-ups, a full kitchen, air conditioning and an indoor fireplace.

Linens, a hair dryer, toiletries and a desk complete the equipment, and daily housekeeping and laundry service are also provided for the house.

The villa has a full kitchen, air conditioning, a heater, an indoor fireplace, a television and a desk with workspace. The desk offers a place to work. Linens, a hair dryer and toiletries are also provided.

Free parking is available, and internet access is offered for guests. An airport transfer is also offered, along with daily housekeeping and laundry service. The television and the desk are part of the house's equipment, so the villa can be used for both leisure and work without bringing much extra.

View Park Pool Villas 1 sits in Krabi, the provincial capital on Thailand's Andaman coast, in the Krabi Town area. The town is a working provincial centre rather than a beach resort, so the villa offers a quieter base close to everyday amenities, with the limestone coastline reached by boat from the piers and from Ao Nang. Its streets carry local traffic, and the centre of daily life here is the market and the bus station rather than the seafront.

Krabi International Airport is 9.4 km away, and Ao Nang Beach is 10.4 km away. Tiger Cave Temple (Wat Tham Suea), a hillside temple complex with cave shrines, is 4.9 km away, and the Krabi Weekend Night Market is 3.6 km away. Railay, reached only by longtail boat, has limestone cliffs and beaches close together, and the boats to Poda and Tup islands run as day trips from the coast.

A day out could combine the temple with the night market in the evening, or take a longtail boat from Ao Nang towards Railay or the islands. The Krabi Bus Terminal serves coaches and buses for onward travel to other towns, and Krabi Hospital is nearby if needed. Sea conditions can affect boat trips, particularly during the monsoon season.