Krabi Province Yoga Vacations

The Not-So-Good: Unfortunately, my check-in experience was disappointing. I had called the hotel the day before to inform them of my 1:00 PM arrival and asked if early check-in was possible—offering to pay extra if needed. They assured me it wouldn’t be a problem, which was especially important as I was traveling with a baby and hoped to settle in before her nap. Additionally, I informed them that we would be arriving by boat at the back entrance and requested assistance with our luggage. They confirmed support would be available, but no one came to help. Despite all these prior arrangements, we were made to wait 2 hour and 40 minutes past the official check-in time of 2:00 PM. Another issue arose with my room booking. I had reserved a different room through Expedia, but upon arrival, I was given something entirely worse, I tried contacting Expedia multiple times, but their customer service was unresponsive and unhelpful. While this appears to be an issue on Expedia’s end, it remains unresolved, and the lack of communication with Expedia mainly The Great: Despite these issues, the hotel itself is a good place, especially for families with children. The staff were kind, the food, and the facilities well-maintained. One standout was Christian Ramírez, one of the hotel directors. Originally from Cuenca, Ecuador—a city known for its highly educated and warm-hearted people—Christian embodies all those qualities and more. His professionalism, attention to detail was superb !

Nice little touches throughout stay. Quieter location. Beachfront walks every day to breakfast. We had a pool villa and pool was used every day. Complimentary iced teas after swimming, staff helpful & welcoming. Breakfast really good. Small hotel with plenty of space so loungers and hammocks, kayaks always available. Italian restuarant good. Not the cheapest but this place justifies its price well overall. We had an enjoyable stay. An example of a trip was private long tail boat for 5 hours to 4 islands with water, fruit and coconus (not lunch) for 3 people for about £125 which we thoroughly enjoyed. Sort of missed being closer to things, but taxi to Ao Nang shopping and choice of eateries 15 mins and about 500 Baht. Never really bothered to find the other local restuarants along the beach. When the walk to breakfast is through lovely tropical garden, it's pleasant. A mango fell off a tree on the last day right in front of us, we'll see if we can ripen it at home if we get it past customs.

Everything was super, just a lot of mouses running around in the vila. Specially in the night time when sleeping

Very Quiet, Courteous service

The Not-So-Good: Unfortunately, my check-in experience was disappointing. I had called the hotel the day before to inform them of my 1:00 PM arrival and asked if early check-in was possible—offering to pay extra if needed. They assured me it wouldn’t be a problem, which was especially important as I was traveling with a baby and hoped to settle in before her nap. Additionally, I informed them that we would be arriving by boat at the back entrance and requested assistance with our luggage. They confirmed support would be available, but no one came to help. Despite all these prior arrangements, we were made to wait 2 hour and 40 minutes past the official check-in time of 2:00 PM. Another issue arose with my room booking. I had reserved a different room through Expedia, but upon arrival, I was given something entirely worse, I tried contacting Expedia multiple times, but their customer service was unresponsive and unhelpful. While this appears to be an issue on Expedia’s end, it remains unresolved, and the lack of communication with Expedia mainly The Great: Despite these issues, the hotel itself is a good place, especially for families with children. The staff were kind, the food, and the facilities well-maintained. One standout was Christian Ramírez, one of the hotel directors. Originally from Cuenca, Ecuador—a city known for its highly educated and warm-hearted people—Christian embodies all those qualities and more. His professionalism, attention to detail was superb !

Nice little touches throughout stay. Quieter location. Beachfront walks every day to breakfast. We had a pool villa and pool was used every day. Complimentary iced teas after swimming, staff helpful & welcoming. Breakfast really good. Small hotel with plenty of space so loungers and hammocks, kayaks always available. Italian restuarant good. Not the cheapest but this place justifies its price well overall. We had an enjoyable stay. An example of a trip was private long tail boat for 5 hours to 4 islands with water, fruit and coconus (not lunch) for 3 people for about £125 which we thoroughly enjoyed. Sort of missed being closer to things, but taxi to Ao Nang shopping and choice of eateries 15 mins and about 500 Baht. Never really bothered to find the other local restuarants along the beach. When the walk to breakfast is through lovely tropical garden, it's pleasant. A mango fell off a tree on the last day right in front of us, we'll see if we can ripen it at home if we get it past customs.

Everything was super, just a lot of mouses running around in the vila. Specially in the night time when sleeping

The Not-So-Good: Unfortunately, my check-in experience was disappointing. I had called the hotel the day before to inform them of my 1:00 PM arrival and asked if early check-in was possible—offering to pay extra if needed. They assured me it wouldn’t be a problem, which was especially important as I was traveling with a baby and hoped to settle in before her nap. Additionally, I informed them that we would be arriving by boat at the back entrance and requested assistance with our luggage. They confirmed support would be available, but no one came to help. Despite all these prior arrangements, we were made to wait 2 hour and 40 minutes past the official check-in time of 2:00 PM. Another issue arose with my room booking. I had reserved a different room through Expedia, but upon arrival, I was given something entirely worse, I tried contacting Expedia multiple times, but their customer service was unresponsive and unhelpful. While this appears to be an issue on Expedia’s end, it remains unresolved, and the lack of communication with Expedia mainly The Great: Despite these issues, the hotel itself is a good place, especially for families with children. The staff were kind, the food, and the facilities well-maintained. One standout was Christian Ramírez, one of the hotel directors. Originally from Cuenca, Ecuador—a city known for its highly educated and warm-hearted people—Christian embodies all those qualities and more. His professionalism, attention to detail was superb !

Nice little touches throughout stay. Quieter location. Beachfront walks every day to breakfast. We had a pool villa and pool was used every day. Complimentary iced teas after swimming, staff helpful & welcoming. Breakfast really good. Small hotel with plenty of space so loungers and hammocks, kayaks always available. Italian restuarant good. Not the cheapest but this place justifies its price well overall. We had an enjoyable stay. An example of a trip was private long tail boat for 5 hours to 4 islands with water, fruit and coconus (not lunch) for 3 people for about £125 which we thoroughly enjoyed. Sort of missed being closer to things, but taxi to Ao Nang shopping and choice of eateries 15 mins and about 500 Baht. Never really bothered to find the other local restuarants along the beach. When the walk to breakfast is through lovely tropical garden, it's pleasant. A mango fell off a tree on the last day right in front of us, we'll see if we can ripen it at home if we get it past customs.

Everything was super, just a lot of mouses running around in the vila. Specially in the night time when sleeping