A Lapaya Sea Breeze 3room Villa DL76 (5 Min.beach)

Room in resort in Sala Dan, Thailand

  1. 2 guests
  2. 1 bedroom
  3. 1 bed
  4. 1 private bath
Rated 4.81 out of 5 stars.26 reviews
Hosted by Thongsee
  1. 10 years hosting

Listing highlights

Dive right in

This is one of the few places in the area with a pool.

Self check-in

You can check in with the building staff.

Exceptional host communication

Recent guests gave Thongsee a 5-star rating for communication.
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All Lapaya Villas on https://www.airbnb.ie/users/50095339/listings are luxurious, spacious aircon Villas, situated on the beautiful hillside of Klong Kong, about 30 meters above the azure waters of the Andaman Sea. This spacious resort is a combination of western standards and Thai design, using wood as it's features and solid walls. Just a few minutes short walk along a safe, scenic jungle path takes you to the picture postcard beach and free lounging areas where sunset viewing is a must.

The space
These 28 spacious three-roomed villas are comprised of four types named as Grand Villa, Garden View Villa, Studio Villa, and Sea Breeze Villa. Each Villa comes with one bedroom and one private shower/toilet room. The third room is a living/sitting room with a couch/sofa. In Studio Villas, there is a kitchen instead of the living room.

The Villas are set back from the party beach area, creating a serenely peaceful environment in which to relax.

This property is a 3-minute walk from the beach, Offering an outdoor pool and sun terrace. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property and free private parking is available on site.
Every Villa at this resort is air-conditioned and comes with a flat-screen TV. Certain units have a seating area/sofa to relax in after a busy day. Some units feature views of the garden or pool.
Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. You will find room service at the property.
Klong Khong Beach and Secret Beach are a short walk from your Villa, while the pier is 10 KM drive away.
Couples in particular like the location
Included:
Balcony with view Terrace Flat-screen TV Air conditioning Private bathroom Free WiFi
• Balcony • TV • Telephone • Safe • Sitting area • Private entrance • Tile/Marble floor • Hardwood or parquet floors • Wardrobe or closet • Drying rack for clothing • Hot Shower • Hairdryer • Free toiletries • Toilet • shower • Toilet paper • Tea/Coffee • Refrigerator • Electric kettle • Towels.

Guest access
You have access to all the Resort spacious lawns and gardens for walking or exercise or parking. The resort pool area and pool furniture is open to all guests for swimming and relaxing. The Resort Restaurant and reception area and seating areas and tour office are open early morning till late. The safe jungle path from the resort to the beach is open to the public and 3-minute walk on this scenic path brings you to the Klong Kong beach. You have cooling shelter for relaxing under high Coconut Trees along this path if the open beach gets too hot

Other things to note
Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
One child under 6 years is charged THB 100 per night when using existing beds.
All children under 12 years are charged THB 500 per night for extra beds.
Any additional older children or adults are charged THB 800 per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be detailed in our Airbnb chat so that we can agree on an appropriate payment

Sleeping arrangements

Bedroom
1 queen bed
Living room
1 couch

Amenities

Wifi
Pool
Backyard
Luggage drop-off allowed
Smoking allowed
Unavailable: Carbon monoxide alarm
Unavailable: Smoke alarm

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Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars for cleanliness

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for accuracy

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for check-in

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars for communication

Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars for location

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars for value

Where you’ll be

Sala Dan, Krabi, Thailand
Exact location will be provided after booking.

Neighbourhood highlights

Lanta History
The Word "Lanta"
Is it Koh Lanta or Ko Lanta? You will find different writings of the word „Ko“ or „Koh“. What is right? We believe that it should be written without the „h“ as „Ko“ means island in Thai and is pronounced as a very short „o“. Therefore we have decided to use the word „Ko“ always without the „h“ as this seems to be the better translation (เกาะ = island).

How did the island of Ko Lanta get its' name? What does the word "Lanta" actually mean? While the origin itself has still yet to be proved conclusively, there are a number of interesting proposals. The first is based upon the Javanese word used to describe a sieve, named “Lantus”, used for drying fish. This is a food-saving process still used during the monsoon season by the New Thai (Sea Gypsies) on Lanta today. Another reliable source claims that the original word "Pulau Lun-Tuck" or "Pulau Sa-Tuck" stems from the Malaysian language, meaning “the island with a long mountain range”. Examination of ancient documents by historians has prompted further claims, since the times of sea maps from Arabia showing the island was first known as “Janub Lanta”, meaning Southern Lanta. And other sources yet indicate that the word "Laan-Ta" was the original name of the island. This last comes from a Thai word meaning “to get blurry eyes”, due to the dust generated from shells on the many long beaches. The island's name was officially declared to be “Lanta” about one hundred years ago, during the reign of King Rama the Fifth. It was at this time also, that the first Chief Officer to govern the Ko Lanta district was elected. The first governor's office (today a museum), built in classic Thai-style, is a two-story wooden house still standing in Old Town today.

The Trade Route
Ko Lanta's history stems from traders who came by boat from China, and the Arab continent, originally using the island as a stopover point. In fact, Ko Lanta's Old Town on the east coast of the island is still home to some of the first traditional wooden Chinese long houses built here. Before the First World War, Saladan at the most northern point of the island was the checkpoint for all tax-paying boats en route to the Malay peninsular.

Today
In 2012 construction began on a bridge to link the developed Ko Lanta Yai with the undeveloped Ko Lanta Noi. The bridge has finally been opened on April 22, 2016. This is expected to lead to the gradual development of tourist facilities, as well as government infrastructure on both Ko Lanta islands in the future.

The second bridge between the Mainland and Ko Lanta Noi has already been approved by the central government in Bangkok and is due to be finished in 2023.

Hosted by Thongsee

  1. Joined in November 2015
  • 614 Reviews
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My name is Thongsee. I have been an airbnb traveler/guest and host for many years. Also, my husband, Pat from Ireland,, was a guest at many airbnb resorts for many years and during past 7 years visiting Thailand for 6 to 9 months every year. He also has been an airbnb traveler to many other countries booking on airbnb and been an airbnb host in Europe. He is retired now but was a Management Accountant and partner in an Accountancy Practice for more than 30 years and many years specializing in the Hospitality Industry and Online Management Systems.

He has helped me, my daughters Pang and Suchada with English and computers.

My family can now provide a complete airbnb back up service to a small number of selected resorts. Airbnb is a community and independent communication services are vital when we travel in different cultures. My husband, Pat, is concerned that there is already too much western influence creeping into Thailand as compared to when he first arrived many years ago. Many Resorts in Thailand are owned and managed by a traditional Thai families. I also want tourists to experience authentic Thai culture.
I want to get feed back from you during your visit as to how I can improve my airbnb Services and for you to feel comfort after chatting with me online, knowing that a fellow experienced traveler, independent from the Resorts we host, has more loyalty to helping our airbnb community than to the Resort Owners or local Service providers. In our Airbnb community as both travelers and hosts the more information we share the easier and more enjoyable will be our travel experiences.

When I travel to different countries I have learned the value of the old saying:
"When in Rome do as the Romans do"
Learn the culture quickly and blend in. It is always win win.
My life motto is "Que Sera Sera" whatever will be will be. Flow with the breeze and land with the ease of a glider.
My name is Thongsee. I have been an airbnb traveler/guest and host for many years. Also, my husband, Pat…

During your stay

Keep in touch with Moomoo at Resort. She has good English and can help with Resort facilities.

Write to me on my Airbnb Hosting chat for clarifications or general independent advice.

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Keep in touch with Moomoo at Resort. She has good English and can help with Resort facilities.

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Things to know

Cancellation policy
House rules
Checkout before 11:00 a.m.
2 guests maximum
No pets
Safety & property
Carbon monoxide alarm not reported
Smoke alarm not reported
Amenity limitations