Pet Friendly Hotels in Krabi Province, Thailand

The hotel was everything we had expected. A little further from the beach than some but we knew this when booking. There was a free bus to the beach a few times a day but also a nice walk. The welcome at reception was warm and check in quick. We had booked connecting family rooms so we had the beauty of two bathrooms but with privacy if we wanted it. We didn't have breakfast as there are plenty of places to eat outside the hotel but it seemed busy.the pool area was lovely and private and there were always free beds. All in all a lovely reasonably priced place to stay.

I stayed at Varana Hotel for three nights on my solo birthday trip, and it was truly a memorable experience. The hotel is new, spotlessly clean, and fully equipped with all the amenities you could need for a comfortable stay. On my first day, I tried the NAAM hydrotherapy, and it was the perfect way to unwind after a long drive—so relaxing and calming. The staff were great at explaining each step, which made the experience even more enjoyable. I also had an aromatherapy massage, which was equally relaxing. The therapist was polite, professional, and made me feel completely at ease. The gym is brand new and impressively well-equipped, and the breakfast each morning was fantastic—both in taste and the stunning view that came with it. What made my stay truly special, though, were the people. The staff, especially those at SALA, were incredibly warm and attentive. They often stopped by to chat and offered thoughtful recommendations on activities and places to visit. As someone traveling solo for the first time, I felt so welcomed and cared for—alone, but never lonely. To top it all off, they surprised me with a birthday cake, which was such a heartwarming touch. I would absolutely come back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a tranquil and meaningful getaway.

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))

The location is right on the beach. There coast in front of the resort has a lot of rocks and coral, but the property offered free beach shoes to protect your feet. They also have free beach towels for you to use while you stay. Every night there is a fire show for free, and the happy hour for drinks runs the entire time. The pool is also very nice with plenty of loungers. There is not much to do unless you book tours, but if you are just looking for a place to relax for a few days, this is perfect.

More than 30 kilometers from Krabi Town, on the side of the road, traffic depends on motorcycles. No breakfast, go to the nearby restaurant to eat, not far from a very good dinner, spicy. It is very convenient to live here to go to salt water hot springs and forest hot springs to ride a motorcycle. The resort is a resort, the facilities are simple, outside during the day, sleeping at night, the price is cheap, and the requirements cannot be high.

Great little place right across the street from where the songthaew leaves to Ao Nang, a few minutes walk from the pier where you can take the longtail boats to Railay beach or Ao Nang beach and enough restaurants and little eateries just steps away. Staff is friendly and helpful with any questions. When I was sick they made sure to leave water and fresh towels in front of my room every day. Would come back if I’m in the area again.

The hotel is simply super for the money. Everything is more expensive on Phi Phi, for example, 1.5 liters of water costs 40 BAHT, and on the mainland 14 BATH. Therefore, room prices are more expensive here. 1163 BAHT for two days on PHI PHI for two. Room M27 with air conditioning, good Internet and a private bathroom, TV (we did not need it), water was supplied once. Shampoo and shower gel available. Of course, the room had some drawbacks, such as: 1) the hot water did not work, although there was a heater, we did not check it right away, and then we were too lazy to go to the reception and washed ourselves with cold water. 2) after a shower, not all the water went into the drain (incorrect floor slope). 3) our room was on the corner of the hotel and there was increased noise from motorcycles and conversations of passers-by (but this was also a plus, it was not on a mountain, but in the lowest place possible in this hotel). There was a small climb when approaching the hotel, we coped with it normally, it was training before going to observation decks 2 and 3. We did not have any horrors with lizards and other creatures crawling into the room, and there were no holes in the walls and floor. Somewhere the paint on the walls was uneven and there were no slippers 😁, but I repeat for the price we paid we did not expect 5*. When booking at PHI PHI you need to pay special attention to the height of the hotel, climbing to the observation decks along the way we met hotels located much higher than ours and guests lived in them and went up and down there several times a day. Well, do not forget about the proximity to the bars in terms of noise.

It cost 150🐖 per person from the pier. Check-in was in the middle. Ms. Guan was a nice lady and took us to the room. Having said the precautions, the most important thing is to remind us monkeys. When monkeys come back to eat, lock the refrigerator door and don’t put important items in the living room. We all thought it was a joke, but it turned out that the monkeys were really rampant. Monkeys will dig through trash cans, eat all the coconut meat, and even sneak into the room to eat snacks... so be sure to lock the door when you go out. The toilet in the room is open-air, and there are snakes. We all saw them, but they were very small. When I came back in the evening, there were a lot of hermit crabs, snails, and geckos by the pool. The ecology is very good, like a zoo, hahaha. The hotel rents a motorcycle for 250🐖.