Krabi Hotels with Bars

"Stayed here for one night as it was nearer to the airport. Turns out that there’s plenty of good food nearby and all within walking distance. Rooms were decent although the sound proofing could be improved. The room doors opening and closing were echoing and guests conversations could be heard (or maybe that particular guest was really loud) Overall it is a value for money stay! Staff were polite and friendly."

"Summary: A surprising resort hotel, much better than the photos and imagination, suitable for vacation. Room: The ”Sea View Bungalow” room type booked is a small independent villa close to the sea. The balcony can face the sea and is comfortable enough to fall asleep; there is a corridor when entering the room, with a bedroom on one side (the space is quite large) and a small room on the other side. The restaurant and bathroom are separated from wet and dry areas. Cute animals: There are several beautiful stray cats in the yard, and one of them is very clingy. The staff there named it tiger. After breakfast, I met it, and after petting it, it would turn its belly. It was very cute. In the afternoon we I specially took a boat out to the 7-11 convenience store in Krabi Town and bought him two bags of cat food. It was very cheap at 65 baht. I regret not buying more at that time. After feeding him, you call him and he will come out and talk to you. Play, very smart! It’s super cute and usually appears during the day. The cat food is given to the restaurant staff. Friends who like meows can refer to it~ There are also cute little goats, birds, and chickens Entering the island and going to the hotel: Take a boat to a small island at the Krabi Town Pier. The river is not wide. It takes about 3 minutes to get there. The boat fare is 40-60 baht (depending on the number of people). After landing, take a tuk-tuk to the hotel. (About 15-20 minutes) (If you make a reservation with the hotel in advance, someone will come to the pier to take you) (After that, we rented a motorcycle by ourselves when we went out and the hotel can rent it); Regarding getting out of the island: The same method as above; if you want to go to town on the way, you can take their tutuk (200 baht one way), or rent a motorcycle by yourself (300 baht for unlimited rides a day, quite cost-effective). Getting out of the island is still a bit troublesome, if you only want If you want to take a vacation, you can arrange a longer time, it is really comfortable; if you also want to go to Ao Nang Beach or other places, you can arrange to stay here for 2-3 days; Without leaving the island: Massage, fitness, infinity swimming pool, meals, drinks, smoothies, bars, beaches, walking, and taking photos are all available in the hotel. The facilities are relatively complete, so you don’t have to go out. About this island: There is only one hotel on this island. It is a little isolated and more like a countryside. The villagers here are quite simple and friendly. The air is very good and there are many tropical vegetation and woods. However, the tourist facilities are not perfect and there is no convenience on the island. Stores, pharmacies, snacks, etc. If you need to buy daily necessities, etc., before boarding the ship (buy at 7-11 near the pier); We rode around the island on our own, and it felt more relaxed and comfortable. There were goats and kittens everywhere; once we met a few monkeys, they were all cute. The cat in the picture is tiger"

"I recently stayed at this charming European-style hotel and appreciated several aspects of my experience. The location was convenient, just a 15-minute walk to the beach, and the quiet, intimate setting made for a relaxing stay. The pool staying open late was a nice touch, and I enjoyed unwinding with Netflix and Amazon Prime, which were available in the room. However, there were a couple of downsides. The food didn’t suit my taste, and when I requested an extra blanket, they were unable to accommodate it."

"I like it. The room is large, very ergonomic, properly located air conditioning, comfortable bed and pillows. The shower is not separated by a partition, but you can bring rubber flip flops for the room. There is no hairdryer, but you need to carefully read the reviews - I brought it with me, you can ask at the reception. The curtains on the windows and doors, of course, are old and require replacement, but the budget for the stay is small. The hotel was apparently built about 20 years ago, the furniture is old, but good quality and comfortable. Beautiful pool. I didn’t take breakfast - 7/11, fruit stands and street food are located within a 1-minute walk. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby. The beach, where there is thick shade from the trees in the morning, is a 5-minute walk to the right, towards the Sofitel Hotel. Since there is nothing there, there were about 10 people along the entire beach line. Perfect))"

"Short getaway trip, love the hospitality level, the scenery and the food in both (Thai & Italian) restaurants. There were fire show performance (Saturday night only) & live band (daily) and anarray of activities offered to residents such as yoga, muay thai, paddle boat and jungle trekking, for free! Definitely recommended!"

"We lived in the nearest house to the sea, we fell asleep under the noise of the tide 😍 Here is a beautiful patio area, in the houses there are towels, vent, shampoo, shower gel, water The staff are very nice ❤️ I recommend this hotel - a quiet uncrowded place guarantees you a real rest from the city's vacation"

"I had a great experience with the (infinity Aonang ) the staff was accommodating, and the amenities were great. I booked a spacious room which was beautiful, clean, comfortable. close to aonang beach just 7 mints away by car, and they have shuttle service to drop you to aonang beach every two hours it's really nice. the breakfast menu was very good and delicious. definitely i will come and stay here."

"Outstanding service, 5-star breakfast. Stayed in deluxe room and it was big and very comfortable. Very good pool area with happy hour in the afternoon. Every request and demand were immediately fulfilled."

"After a three-day stay at La Playa, here's my honest review. **Pros:** It's a quiet retreat conveniently located within walking distance of the bustling town. There's a 7-Eleven just under 100 meters away. The hotel isn't large, but the ambiance is lovely, and the service was good. At a price point of 300+, it offers excellent value for money. **Cons:** The room layout was not very practical. There were no power outlets near the bed, and the light switches were poorly placed, hidden in corners and scattered throughout the room, which was very inconvenient. The air conditioning unit was quite noisy. My biggest dissatisfaction was the breakfast. It consisted almost entirely of bread with minimal other options. There was a noodle soup station, but it was usually unstaffed, so I never got to try it. By the third day, I had completely run out of things to eat and truly hope they can improve the variety. Additionally, the water quality wasn't great, though this might be typical for Ao Nang. **Overall:** Ultimately, its main selling point is the excellent value for money."

"**Stayed: 4 nights** - **Room Quality**: Exceptionally comfortable bed—best I’ve experienced anywhere in Thailand. Clean, well-maintained, and functional. - **Connectivity**: Fast and reliable Wi-Fi, which makes it easy to stay connected or work remotely. - **Staff & Service**: Friendly, helpful team who handled requests with professionalism and warmth. - **Amenities**: Wellness activities like yoga and Muay Thai classes were a standout bonus—free, accessible, and well-run. - **Location**: Ideal base in Krabi. Walkable access to good restaurants, fitness gyms, and the lively night markets without feeling overwhelmed by the crowds. - **Value**: Exceptional value for what’s offered—comfort, convenience, and some wellness perks without the resort markup."