Baan Krating Khao Lak
Baan Krating Khao Lak
Baan Krating Khao Lak Resort. A Boutique Experience for a Perfect Getaway Offering total serenity and spectacular views of the glittering ocean, Baan Krating Khao Lak Resort is located adjacent to the Khao Lak Lum Rue National Park in Phang Nga Province.Nestled on the cliff, overlooking the long stretch of Khao Lak Beach, this boutique resort provides 32 private villas, with environmentally friendly design and modern facilities, as well as a spacious balcony overlooking the ocean.This resort is within easy reach of shops and restaurants in Khao Lak and it is convenient to arrange a private chartered boat to visit nearby islands. Alternatively, guests can enjoy the resort's elevated swimming pool overlooking an endless horizon of turquoise blue sea, along with delicious traditional Thai and western cuisine.Baan Krating Resorts are charming boutique properties that are affiliated with Amari Hotels & Resorts and independently managed. From the natural beauty of the Northern mountain and the sandy beaches of the South; Baan Krating Resorts was originated from a concept of the two founders Mr. Adisorn Charanachitta, a hotel entrepreneur, and Mr. Vijit Chinalai, a leading Thai hotel architect. They would like to create a unique network of small boutique resorts in Thailand that maintain the essence of the Thai hospitality with the flexibility of the private home living rather than the restricted hotel atmosphere.Baan Krating Resort reflects a truly unique and simple living nature of the Thai culture in both the North and the South of Thailand.The friendship between Mr. Adisorn and Mr. Vijit has expanded from our pioneer resort in Phuket Island to the highest mountain of Chiang Mai where the two founders had met Mr. Surapon Maneekul, a well known Northern art & furniture dealers. The goal of establishing a network of boutique resorts from a sandy beach of Phuket Island to a peaceful Chiang Mai forest has continued with the knowledge of Khun Surapon in weaving the dream of Khun Adisorn and Khun Vijit into a reality.
David Hitchens
