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Hotels > Railay
Railay is surrounded by the warm Andaman Sea, lush jungle, and twisted rock. It contains enough activities for the most adventur while allowing those who just want to chill out in paradise the opportunity to do just that.
Hotels in Railay
| Hotel | Start price | Rate | |
|---|---|---|---|
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145 Moo 2 Railay, Ao-Nang, A.Muang |
5,530 |  |
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192 Moo 5, T.Saitai A. Muang |
2,590 |  |
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36 Moo 1, Railay, T.Aonang, A.Muang, Krabi 81000 |
3,450 |  |
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1 Moo 2 T. Ao Nang, A. Muang |
2,500 | |
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214 Moo 2, T. Ao Nang, A. Muang |
19,000 |  |
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544 Moo 2 Railay, Ao Nang, A. Muang |
4,200 | |
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250 Moo 2, Railay, T. Ao Nang, A. Muang |
1,600 | |
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Railay Princess Resort and Spa 145/1 Moo 2, Railay, T.Ao Nang, A.Muang |
2,860 | |
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18 Moo 2, T. Ao Nang, A. Muang |
1,300 | |
Customer Review
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Sand Sea To repeat as soon as possible Wonderful time in a... By Alvaro Daniel
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Sand Sea Everything Ok... By Aki Valtteri Rossi
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Railay Village Resort Everything was good. The hotel is well-situated on... By Alexandrea
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Sunrise Tropical Very pleasant ,quiet resort , lovely location.... By Alena
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Railay Princess Resort We had a fantastic stay at your hotel. The staff w... By Jakob Arman
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Railay Phutawan Resort I really enjoyed staying at the Phutawan Resort.... By Jennifer Edwards
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Railay Bay Resort ที่พักสวยมาก มีโอกาสจะกลับไปอีก... By Chai
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Railay Phutawan Resort We had a lovely romantic stay at Phutawan resort.... By Ruth Kienzle
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Sunrise Tropical Very nice resort on Railay East. It is a close wal... By Stefan Andersson
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Sand Sea Our room was very clean and just how we expected b... By Ana María Membrillo Perez
Sitemaps
Starting Krabi Town, you have three options to Railay:
1) From Ao Nang to Railay by a long-tailed boat, about 15 minutes; 50-80 Bht/persons, with 8-10 persons is max capacity/boat, this destination is the most popular is due to less time, and shorter distance. In case you are Krabi Town, you can take a mini-bus to Ao Nang about 20 minutes. At Ao Nang beach, you can find a boat easily.
2) From Krabi Town to Chaofah Pier by a long-tailed boat, about 45 minutes, 80-100 Bht/persons. Longer distance/time, but more convenience if you are at Krabi Town. During rainy season, this route is not suite for travelers.
3) From Ao Nammao near Shell Fossil, also by a long-tailed boat, about 30 minutes. It is shorter for travelers to Railay East. This is alternative route during rainy season.
By Car:
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from Bangkok, along the Highway No.4, Phetchaburi-Prachuabkirikhan-Chumporn-Ranong-Phang-nga, Krabi, 946 kms in total.
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from Bangko, along the Highway No.4 to Chumporn, the Highway No.41 through Langsuan(Chumporn), Chaiya, Suratthani, Viengsra, then on the Highway No.4035 to Ao Luk, then to Highway No.4 again to Krabi; 814 kms in total.
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from Phuket, on the Highway No.402 and No.4, 185 kms in total for 4 hours approx. At Phuket, there is public bus to Krabi everyday.
Hotels in Railay
If I mention “Railay” to Thai people, not many ones know it, unlike foreign tourists. Railay was originally recognized as a little village of fishermen on the mainland, it’s not on an island. Due to its surroundings by limestone cliffs, people feel isolated from prosperity of the town and think of being on an island. How to get there: only by long-tail boats from Ao Nang or Ao Nam Mao or Krabi Town, if you come from Krabi. By a cruise, if you travel from Koh Phi Phi. Conservative tourists want to preserve this place as it is. So far there is no road access to Railay. Only by boat, you can get there from Ao Nang or Ao Nam Mao (the shell fossil).
Lastly I went here on 10 Apr 06 to explore any impact from Tsunami. It is opposite to what I expected. A lot of foreign tourists are walking along the beach, sun-bathing, taking a trip. All rooms are fully booked. Tsunami did not negatively affect here much. Contrarily due to limited accommodation in Koh Phi Phi (after Tsunami), tourists chose Railay as their destination instead. No photo need to be updated here as Railay has not been changed by Tsunami.
