Holiday Inn Resort Krabi Ao Nang Beach

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The room is relatively small, and there is a door connecting to another room. The only good thing is that there is a small bed for the child to sleep. Of course, when booking, the full fee was paid for three people. Building 6 is quiet but it is on the top of the slope. The hotel waiter can send you there when you check in, but it is troublesome to go out. There is no elevator and you have to walk all the way down to visit the shops along the main road and go to the beach. It is very inconvenient for the elderly and children. Even those with nimble legs and feet need to prepare themselves mentally before going out. The swimming pool is very small, basically you can't swim around, and smoking is allowed. Foreigners smoke loudly and have fun watching videos. There is no place to hide unless you are exposed to the sun. Across the street or turning right when you go out are 711 and Watsons along the street, but 711 is really expensive. I vomited and had diarrhea that night after eating at the popular seafood restaurant family restaurant. Only then did I realize that there are so many pharmacies along the street for a reason. Misfortunes came one after another. First, the grab driver was unwilling to take us because he was too close. We had to take a high-priced car with our large luggage. After that, I went out to sea and returned to Ao Nang Pier. I was surrounded, detained and insulted by the toilet owner for nearly two hours. The locals also pretended to be police officers and wanted to check my phone. It is said that Ao Nang Pier is the most active pier. It is a must-go for going out to sea and returning. I personally found that the tourist police are useless. I really shouldn’t believe in the ethics of the Buddhist country. Krabi and Thailand advise Chinese people not to be like me. I don’t believe in evil and fall into the trap. There is no way to seek help. Safety is not guaranteed unless you stay in the hotel. The Chinese words on the street to attract customers: "It’s delicious and not expensive" are so ironic. They just like you to spend money. From now on, I will never dare to step into Thailand.