Krabi
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Chao Fa Pier Area
The area around Chao Fa pier has enough to satisfy most travellers. Traffic noise on Uttarakit Rd can be a real problem, so for peace and quiet, get a place well off the road or head somewhere else in town. Hotels in and around the town centre are more convenient to the shops and markets.
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A. Mansion
Low on atmosphere
12/6 Chao Fa Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 630 511-2;This is a reasonable mid-range option among the bars and restaurants clustered on a stretch of Chao Fa Rd, but the place itself doesn't have much atmosphere. The fan rooms out back have no TVs or ... Read the full review of A. Mansion.
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Krabi River Hotel
Spotless rooms, not too far from Krabi town
73/1 Kongkha Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 612 321;The Krabi River Hotel is fairly new and has pretty much spotless rooms, some of which have small verandas overlooking the river -- there's also a nice terrace up on the roof with great views. ... Read the full review of Krabi River Hotel.
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P. Guesthouse
Definitely seek it out.
34-36 Chao Fa Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 630 382;This relatively new place offers and above average rooms and has a very pleasant restaurant. All the rooms are great value for money, with hot water and TVs. The staff are great too. Definitely seek ... Read the full review of P. Guesthouse.
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Ban To Guest House
one of the newest and one of the best
22/6 Chao Fa Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 612 950;This place is just down the alley from the Chao Fah Guest House, but a spring running down the alley makes it mossy and hard to navigate, so it's better to arrive by going around the block. The ... Read the full review of Ban To Guest House.
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Grand Tower Hotel
A bit musty
9 Chao Fa Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 621 456; F: (075) 611 741This very long-running hotel has standard small hotel-style rooms, which are reasonably clean though a little musty. There are six floors of rooms and no lift to bring you up, but on the plus side, ... Read the full review of Grand Tower Hotel.
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Gooddream Guesthouse
A bit raucous
83 Uttarakit Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 622 993; F: (075) 622 993This place can get a bit raucous and seems to attract a lot of single male clientele. We're not saying the bar/restaurant downstairs is a girlie bar, but it kinda has that atmosphere... Still, it's a ... Read the full review of Gooddream Guesthouse.
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K. Guest House
A pleasant spot
15-25 Chao Fa Rd, Krabi town
T: (075) 623 166;This is a pleasant spot with a nice restaurant on the ground floor offering a decent variety of fan-rooms. The decor is well done in natural woods and the best rooms have a sort of a teak house ... Read the full review of K. Guest House.
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Chan-Cha-Lay
Refreshing
55 Uttarakit Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 620 952;If those scuzzy budget rooms you've been frequenting are getting you down, the Cha-Cha-Lay offers the perfect antidote in the budget range. You can see the difference the moment you lay eyes on it -- ... Read the full review of Chan-Cha-Lay.
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Chao Fah Guest House
Really cheap and kinda unique
22 Chao Fah Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 630 317;Set in a quiet, shady little alley off Chao Fa Rd, this guesthouse is pretty unique for Krabi Town and offers some really cheap, surprisingly well-furnished rooms with small balconies -- they all ... Read the full review of Chao Fah Guest House.
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Thai Hotel
A good deal for families
7 Issara Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 611 474-6; F: (075) 620 564This large, aging hotel actually offers a wide range of room options, even for those on a budget. The rooms are clean, even if they are showing signs of age, and the staff were quite friendly. The ... Read the full review of Thai Hotel.
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Generation Guest House
Looks promising
53/1 Uttarakit Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 630 272; F: (075) 630 272This place was still renovating when we visited and won't open officially until October 2006. We got a peek at the rooms, though -- the fan doubles have mattresses on the floors, and most of them ... Read the full review of Generation Guest House.
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Green Tea Guesthouse
Mixed reports
4 Issara Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 630 609; F: (075) 630 466Located almost opposite the Thai Hotel, Green Tea is just behind a travel agency and internet cafe and offers a wide selection of rooms. The cheapest are shared bathrooms in the wooden house upstairs ... Read the full review of Green Tea Guesthouse.
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Cha Guest House
Long-running cheapie
45 Uttarakit Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 611 141; F: (075) 621 125The very long-running Cha has a bunch of rooms surrounding a small garden. The rooms are passable but haven't changed much over the years and some of the newer places in town are in far better ... Read the full review of Cha Guest House.
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Bai Fern Mansion
A basic spot
24/2 Chao Fa Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 630 339;Bai Fern Mansion has colourful, clean, well-furnished rooms, but the quality is very variable. Some are quite airy with small verandas while others are cave-like with near-pretend windows. The place ... Read the full review of Bai Fern Mansion.
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Krabi-Loma Hotel
Better deals elsewhere
20 Chao Fa Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 611 168; F: (075) 611 168This is another smelly-carpet hotel with a lack of atmosphere. On our last visit we found the rooms comfortable and clean -- this time the mouldy shower curtains in the bathrooms lead us to change ... Read the full review of Krabi-Loma Hotel.
Krabi town centre
There are budget and mid-range options scattered throughout the area around Krabi's shopping mall. No shortage of shops and restaurants -- and a good choice if you like to be in the centre of things.
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City Hotel Krabi
A good option for families
15/2-4 Soi 10 Maharat Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 611 961; F: (075) 621 282This large, mid-range hotel is right across the street form Krabi Town's night market, offering a wide range of rooms. There isn't a good view in the lot, and the carpeting throughout the hotel could ... Read the full review of City Hotel Krabi.
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Vieng Thong
try for a river view
155 Uttarakit Rd, Krabi
T: (075) 620 020-3; F: (075) 612 525The Vieng Thong is a huge, aging hotel oriented towards Thai tourists, with a restaurant and karaoke bar in the lobby. Even though it's on Uttarakit Rd across from the river, only four of the rooms ... Read the full review of Vieng Thong.
Fossil Shell Beach
Fossil Shell Beach is a handy getaway both from Krabi and the hordes of tourists you get throughout the province. There are only two places to stay here, that we know of -- if you find some more, let us know. A luxury development is under construction, but for now, it's a laidback sleepy part of Krabi province, with the occasional passing long-tail being about as exciting as it gets. Bring a good book.
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Dawn of Happiness
Secluded
Moo 5, Ao Nammao Beach, Krabi
T: (091) 081 1168;Dawn of Happiness can be found on a beautiful secluded beach along the road to the Fossil Shell Beach. It has a handful of rustic bungalows and a small restaurant set within lush gardens. The rooms ... Read the full review of Dawn of Happiness.
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Top accommodation by review
P. Guesthouse

12 votes 34-36 Chao Fa Rd
Krabi
T: (075) 630 382
Dawn of Happiness

2 votes Moo 5
Krabi
T: (091) 081 1168
Ban To Guest House

12 votes 22/6 Chao Fa Rd
Krabi
T: (075) 612 950
Chao Fah Guest House

4 votes 22 Chao Fah Rd
Krabi
T: (075) 630 317
Krabi River Hotel

5 votes 73/1 Kongkha Rd
Krabi
T: (075) 612 321
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