Cheap Hotels in Krabi Town

"Rai Leh Beach Hotel Family Trip Experience This hotel is right on Rai Leh Beach. After disembarking at the pier, it's about 60 meters to the left of the wooden boardwalk to reach the lobby, where check-in was very efficient. The hotel policy states check-in is after 2 PM, but if the room isn't ready, you can store your luggage in the lobby, allowing both adults and children to head to the pool or beach. We arrived around noon, and the waves were quite big at the time. There's a changing room next to the restroom, so after changing into our swimsuits, the kids played in the pool. Our room was ready shortly after, and we checked in smoothly. We were traveling as a family, and the hotel arranged two adjacent 'Sunrise' rooms for us. The connecting door in the middle could be opened, which was incredibly convenient, allowing the kids to move freely between the two rooms. Our rooms were on the first floor, with the balcony directly facing the pool. The hotel has three pools in total: the one next to the lobby has fewer people; the pool near Rai Leh Beach is right by the sand, next to the restaurant, making it very accessible; and another one is in the central part of the hotel, which our room was right next to. We could step straight out onto the pool area from our balcony. The ecological environment here is fantastic. From the balcony, we often saw monkeys rummaging through trash cans for food. We always observed them from a distance, careful not to get too close to avoid them snatching food. Occasionally, lizards would crawl out of the bushes, which we could also observe from afar. We even saw small squirrels, making the natural ambiance truly immersive. It's about a ten-minute walk from the hotel to Phra Nang Beach, one of Rai Leh's most beautiful beaches. Visiting in the afternoon was particularly pleasant. The sand on the beach is fine and gentle, and there aren't many tourists, so children can play in the sand safely. You can even catch small crabs in the seawater. We saw a father and son from China catching quite a few crabs there at the time. We spent a delightful time playing in the water and digging in the sand with our child. The hotel's breakfast offers a rich variety, and dinner can be enjoyed right by the sea, dining with the sea breeze – an excellent experience."

"“I had a very pleasant stay at this hotel. The staff were friendly, professional, and always ready to help. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, making the stay enjoyable. The location was convenient, and the overall service exceeded my expectations. One small suggestion would be to add a few more modern amenities and refresh some areas of the property to enhance the guest experience even further. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel and would be happy to stay here again.”"

"The staff were friendly and always smiling. The location is good, and the view of the mountains from the back is beautiful. The room was nice, but the only drawback is that it's not soundproof. There's a gap under the door, letting light in, and you can constantly hear noise when people walk by or when cleaning staff push their carts."

"The location is excellent, very close to Tonsai Pier. Upon exiting the pier, there's a staff member holding a sign waiting for guests. After confirming our names, they helped us with our luggage to the hotel, and they were very enthusiastic whether we tipped or not. ❤️🔥 The hotel isn't very large overall, but it has everything you need. There are many restaurants on the island for breakfast, so I booked a room without breakfast. Otherwise, eating the same breakfast for three days would be monotonous. You can buy the buffet breakfast directly at the front desk for 300 baht per person, and it ends at 10:30 AM. We tried it once, and the variety wasn't extensive, but the taste was decent. I recommend trying a flat white ☕ – it's very aromatic! The front desk ladies we encountered were all very friendly and provided service with a smile. 🙂💯 It's truly something else to experience two power outages on the island; it got unbearably hot in the room. The pool isn't big but is very clean, and there are lounge chairs on the lawn. If I had to pick a flaw, it would be that the shower 🚿 in our room (501) had very slow water pressure. Other than that, everything was great; it was a very satisfying stay! 👍🏻"

"Two lovely large Poole. Large spacious rooms. Great bathrooms. Safe and air con. Free water, tea and coffee. Beach towels available Gardens and grounds very well maintained. Dinning breakfast area and two bars. Pool bar serving lunch food too. Cocktail happy hour 3-5pm! Breakfast ok. Egg station, pancakes, toast, cereal and pastries. Lots off Asian and mixed pasta/noodle main meals on hot plates. No cooked full English available. Omelettes nice. Location is opposite Ao Nang beach. Centrally located near to ***** of bars and restaurants and boat taxis to get to Railey (100bht each way) Nearest 7-eleven is 8 min walk. Lots of lovely restaurants and further into town loud beach bars. Hotel itself very quiet and staff very helpful"

"This hotel is absolutely fantastic! The garden design is beautiful, and the complimentary mini-bar is refilled daily with a great selection of drinks and snacks. Breakfast at the beachfront restaurant is a real treat, enjoying the morning views of Railay Bay – so relaxing. The sunset views in the evening are absolutely stunning. Every day, we saw adorable dusky leaf monkeys cooling off and munching on leaves on the rooftops and in the trees. They were incredibly cute! We also spotted a hornbill."

"Really great location, close to the Pier - everything in Railay Beach is within about 10-20 minutes walk, from one side of the ”island” to the other, but being close to the Pier is good when you have to carry luggage. Big rooms, quiet resort, no children of course. One tip - dont try to check in early... even in low season where there was maybe 5 other rooms booked, they still made us wait until 2pm to go into our room. They do have an air conditioned waiting area, and even though out room was ready we still had to wait which was a shame. Also, the bar doesn't open until 3pm, so we couldn't buy a drink here while waiting. Aside from this, breakfast was pretty tasty, but minimal options. Still glad we booked with breakfast as most things aren't open until later in the day. Great place to stay for a couple of days, but next time I'd probably just visit Railay as a day trip from Ao Nang."

"This hotel is super close to Ao Nang Beach, just a few minutes' walk away, and some rooms even offer sea views from their balconies. There's a 7-Eleven right outside, so it's really convenient for grabbing beer and essentials at night. There are also plenty of restaurants and bars nearby, which means it can get quite noisy in the evenings. There's a bar right next to the hotel, so light sleepers might want to take note. However, the rooms do come with disposable 3M earplugs."

"STUNNING ROOMS & ECO-EFFICIENCY VS. A FILTHY, DANGEROUS POOL NIGHTMARE! (2/5 Stars)There is a shocking, unbelievable contrast in this hotel! While the room quality, the housekeeping staff, and the eco-friendly room concept are absolutely outstanding, the resort management completely fails when you step outside, delivering a loud, highly dangerous, and unhygienic health hazard.The Room & Eco-Concept are absolute Perfection (10/5 Stars): To be completely fair, the room itself deserves 10 stars. It is very spacious, smells amazing, and was excellently clean. The beds are super comfortable, and the mattresses/pillows are top-notch. The bathroom is huge, and the balcony is very cute. What I highly respect and love is their environment-friendly concept: They completely avoid single-use plastic waste. Toiletries are in large, refillable dispensers, and complimentary daily water is provided in sustainable glass bottles. They even have a ”My Green Day” program to skip room cleaning to save water and chemicals. This eco-policy is fantastic and exactly what I support!The Disappointing Towel Double-Standard: While the room focuses on saving resources, the pool management destroys this philosophy. They enforce a tyrannical rule: pool towels MUST be returned before 9:00 PM daily, or you face a shocking 800 THB fine. Because of this bureaucratic madness, guests are forced to return completely dry, unused towels (due to constant rain), which the hotel then throws into the heavy laundry anyway just to track their numbers. A massive, hypocritical waste of water and detergent!Absolute Biohazard & Injury Risk Pool Zone (See Pictures): I have traveled to 68 countries—including remote areas of India and Africa—but this pool zone is the most neglected, unhygienic catastrophe I have ever seen. It is an absolute health hazard and a severe injury risk for children! The floor tiles are covered in a thick layer of years-old black grime and incredibly slippery, slimy green algae where anyone will instantly slip and fall. The photos prove total abandonment: multiple flattened geckos are decomposing on the wet tiles, alongside massive, dead cockroaches and giant beetles rotting in algae slime that are simply never cleaned up. Underneath the sun loungers, you find disgusting clumps of human hair, and gross hair strands are literally hanging down from the dirty steps. The entire area is littered with loose plastic bags, cables, sharp plastic straws, and discarded cigarette butts. A filthy, heavily stained towel is simply thrown on the ground as a mat. Even the sunbed metal tension ropes are heavily rusted, sharp, and stick out dangerously right where people walk.Deafening Construction Site: The hotel operates as an active, open construction site without warning. Ugly green safety nets cover balconies right above the pool area. The noise from non-stop metal-flexing and drilling is unbearable, causing severe headaches within an hour. They keep it open out of pure greed instead of renovating during a temporary closure.Broken Infrastructure & Degrading Smoking Policy (See Pictures): The pool restroom is permanently locked (”Out of Order”) and completely unusable. The outdoor showers cannot be used either; they are heavily stained, and the drains are totally clogged with rotting leaves and discarded plastic spoons, leaving the filthy water standing there. Furthermore, smoking is strictly banned on private balconies, forcing guests down to a single trash can at the lobby entrance. There is absolutely NO roof or shelter over this spot! When it rains, guests are forced to stand completely unprotected under dripping trees in the absolute pouring rain next to a wet, stinking bin. There are no seats or tables, so you have to place your drinks directly onto the dirty, wet trash bin. Think twice before booking!"

"We stayed here for our honeymoon. From the front desk to the service staff, everyone was incredibly welcoming and attentive throughout our stay, which made for a very pleasant experience. Our room, despite showing some age, was meticulously clean to the point where the age wasn't an issue at all! The bathtub was spacious, and they even provided bubble bath. We really appreciated the amenities, coffee capsules, and bottled water. Just a heads-up, you'll need to bring your own skincare products like cleanser and facial wash. We stayed in a pool villa, and the pool water was so clean and refreshing that we went for a dip twice a day, every day! Beach towels were also provided. The breakfast offered variety each day, and we thoroughly enjoyed it for all three mornings without getting bored. The coffee, made with an espresso machine, was a nice touch! Regarding access: when taking a bus from Krabi Airport, if you tell them you're going to Railay Beach, they'll drop you off at Ao Nam Mao Pier. From there, you'll need to buy a longtail boat ticket to Railay East Beach. The East Beach side has a pier, so you can disembark without getting wet, and the resort is conveniently located about a 30-second walk from there! Railay Beach itself is small, so there are plenty of restaurants and cafes within walking distance. I would definitely want to stay here again if I come back to Krabi."