3 Star Hotels in Krabi, Thailand

Recently stayed 14 nights at The Krabi Resort. Staff were very helpful with our requests, location is excellent, at the quieter end of the main street in Ao Nang with direct access to the beach. Highly recommend a massage from Ming, who provides a massage service pool side.

very cheap hotel with high standard. Hotel is clean, rooms are awesome. Very comfortable. Air-conditioner are working very well (some other well known hotels in big cities have lousy air-cond despite the high rate)... close to the beach in a good neighborhood. very cheap scooter for rent. Very helpful staff.

Hi !!! I'm Tamm from Thailand. I visit this hotel last week. It's nice hotel with big smile of staff. There is white and blue color theme room. Room is clean and safety. It's quite comfortable with free wifi connect and free coffee bar 24 hrs. Near 7-11 shop and Thai restaurant. I think it far from the beach if you want to on foot but there have local taxi about 60 baht and you can go to everywhere.

My wife Noreen and myself and my daughters have stayed here 4 times now. A big benefit is that the hotel enjoys a peaceful out of town location whilst being a 10 minute tuk tuk ride away from all the nightlife that town has to offer. The hotel has a shuttle service to and from town several times a day and you can always get a taxi or tuk tuk back at any time of day or night The close by Noppharat beach is better than the one in town, and is warm shallow and sandy - ideal for kids and very quiet, and you can walk it from the Andamanee Boutique if you want to. The beach is also tree lined so shade is available. This is also where the ferries to other islands go from, so really convenient. The rooms have everything that you need e.g TV, fridge, coffee making etc, and there is a beautiful pool. The food and poolside snacks are really tasty whether local Thai or Western. The hotel is run by sisters who we have always found to be very friendly, helpful and hardworking. They provide beach mats for your stay so you don't need to pack them yourself. We usually eat snacks by the pool and then head into town each night for great massages and food. All together really nice location and good value.

From the moment we arrived we felt so welcome. The reception staff and the kitchen staff were all friendly and obliging. The room was large and comfortable. Our balcony on the third floor was very private with a small table and casual chairs. It overlooked the lovely gardens and pool. The location is great, as the beach is directly across the road from the hotel. There is also a large choice of shops and restaurants along the beachfront road. The Ao nang Princeville is all halal, as are many of the other local restaurants, which made food choices very easy. Although we travelled as a couple, we would love to bring our whole family back. This resort was a perfect choice for us.

very glad to stay in Railay and experience the rock climbing. Rock Climbing is a must do activity in Railay.

I have enjoyed every part of my stay at vogue. With good location which is close to the beach and being accessible to almost every where, I would recommend it to everyone. I booked airport transfer from hotel but they took many days to get back to me. On the day we reached krabi, we didn't see our taxi man so we took a cab from the airport to the hotel. Apparently when we arrived at the hotel, we realised that some other people took our cab to the same resort. All the hotel staffs were very apologetic about this issue and also offered us a welcome drink. Staffs are all very friendly and willing to help. Hotel facilities are also good clean and spacious.

I had a great experience at Tonsai. The breakfast is not that good, though. Very limited. No internet in the rooms. Tonsai area is a hippie place. It has a very good vibe, but I would not say it is the ideal place for a family with kids. A lot of backpackers and also those who arrive and never want to leave. It is not a commercial place. Don't expect to find stores selling stuff. Just the mini markets selling essential things.