Railei Beach Club

Private and trying to be exclusive

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What we say: 4 stars

The Railei Beach Club is quite a unique place to stay. It's comprised of about 33 luxury houses -- all of the designs employ elements of Thai style, but each one is different. They aren't owned by a single corporation, but by individuals who live in the houses, and rent them out when they aren't staying there. It would be impossible to sum up all the prices and options available -- some houses have to be rented whole, some houses will let you stay in a room, and charge more for each additional room you want to use during your stay. They also have a clubhouse with affordably priced triple and double rooms available. Prices range from about 5,000B for a smaller house, up to about 20,000B a night for the really posh places. All of the houses sleep at least four people, so this really amounts to a great deal for families in the mid-range. The best thing to do is check out the website and click through all the options. The Club occupies about half of Railay Beach. They wouldn't let us in to visit or see the rooms, or even snap a photo of one of them, but we won't hold that against them. They're proud of offering accommodation that is very private and exclusive, and when they screen out pesky travel writers, we suppose they're just doing their job.

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Contact details:

Railay Beach West.  T: (086) 685 9359 F: (075) 819 445  
Email them at: reservations@raileibeachclub.com
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Added to Travelfish on: 7th October, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 11th October, 2008

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