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Region: Southern Thailand> Province: Krabi> Location: Railay Beach



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Photo of Railay Viewpoint Resort and Spa, Moo 2 (at the northern end of the beach), RailayKrabi Province, Railay Beach
Photo of Railay Viewpoint Resort and Spa

A long walk to the water
Moo 2 (at the northern end of the beach), Railay
Krabi Province
Tel: (075) 621 686-7, (075) 622 587-8
Fax: (075) 621 686
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This very large resort has a wide range of rooms and bungalows, a pool, mini-mart and internet centre. Rooms are clean and well-kept, with upholstered furnishings and stone-work bathrooms, though the cheapest ones, while spacious, and a bitbland. The ones right at the back are a very long walk from the water's edge.

Dbl fan private b'room
600 THB (low season) 600 THB (high season)
300 for a cheapie
Dbl A/C private b'room
700 THB (low season) 700 THB (high season)

Bungalow A/C private b'room
800 THB (low season) 800 THB (high season)

Deluxe bungalow
1,000 THB (low season) 1,000 THB (high season)
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Added to Travelfish on: 20th June, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 7th October, 2006

Reasonable Accommodation -
By Laura_B ( total comments: 12  More information please ) Stayed here 3/2006
We paid 1000 baht for a bungalow with a/c, we thought it was a bit expensive for what it was. Beds were quite uncomfortable, decor is dated. On a positive, the pool and the grounds are quite nice. You'll have to ask for your room to be made up though, otherwise they don't bother coming around. It isn't cheap to stay in The Railay Beach area, we found this is one of the cheapest places. East Railay has plenty of bars and restaurants, it's just a shame there is so much rubbish dumped there. Even though it's just a mangrove beach, it could still look nice, if the hotels and restaurants took more care over the area. The other beaches and landscape are stunning, this was one of my fave spots in Thailand.


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