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Khaolak Laguna Resort

	Location	:	Khao Lak	View other Hotels in Khao Lak

	Category	:	(Self Rated)	View other Hotels in Phang Nga

	Address	:	26/8 Moo 7, Petchkasem Road Khuk Khuk, Takuapa Phang-Nga	Show Map

From THB 3,833

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Hotel Information

Khaolak Laguna Resort..... 80km away from Phuket International Airport across the bridge to the main land by Phuket-Takuapa Route. In just an hour, you will find the natural beauty of the Andaman sea, the blue sky, the long golden sand beach and cool shade of coconut groves and casuarinas at Khaolak National Park. Located here, in natural tranquil scenery where gracefully architectured and traditional Thai-Style village cottages nestle, is Khaolak Laguna Resort. Khaolak Laguna Resort offers 56 Thai style cottages, and 54 air conditioned rooms which will serve your every need during your valuable holiday time.

Hotel Facilities

Airport Transfers
Babysitting
Bar/Pub/Lounge
Beachfront
Car Rental
Children Play Ground
Children Pool
City Centre
Concierge
Doctor on Site

Fitness Centre
Foreign Exchange
Laundry
Limousine Service
Massage
Medical Service
Parking
Restaurant
Room Services

Room with Balcony
Safety Box
Sea View Rooms
Security Cameras
Spa
Steam/Sauna
Swimming Pool
Tour Desk
WiFi Internet

Room Facilities

Air-conditioning
Baby Cot
Bath Tub
Cable / Satellite TV

Coffee / Tea facilities
Hair Dryer
Mini bar / Fridge

Telephone
Television
Wi Fi Internet Access

Khao Lak Information

Just 1 hour north of Phuket Island, in mainland Phang Nga province, Khaolak is a beautiful area with long, long stretches of sandy beach fringed by the mountains of the surrounding national parks. More low-key than Phuket, it's a place to take it easy, read a book and get back to nature with a few comforts! Recently "discovered" it offers nature lovers an unspoilt landscape of beaches, jungle covered mountains, forested valleys, mangroves and estuaries.

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