Aonang Fiore Resort & Spa

Omendra Tiwari

We recently stayed at the hotel and overall had a comfortable experience, but there are a few areas where improvements would make the stay much better, especially for Indian and vegetarian guests. 1. Limited Vegetarian Options: If you are a pure vegetarian, the food choices are quite limited. In the breakfast buffet, vegetarian options were mostly restricted to salads, fruits, and bread-butter. We strongly feel the hotel should expand its vegetarian menu to cater to a wider range of guests. 2. Lack of Inclusivity for Indian Guests We felt slightly unwelcomed as vegetarian options were minimal. Additionally, the hotel displays clocks for multiple international time zones but does not include India, despite a significant number of Indian tourists visiting. Adding India’s time zone would be a thoughtful and inclusive gesture. 3. Distance from the Beach The hotel is approximately 2 km from the beach, which can be inconvenient as it requires taking a cab each time. Although the hotel provides a shuttle drop service three times a day, it would be helpful to have: A) A pick-up service from the beach as well b) More frequent shuttle timings 4. Limited Late-Night Food Support : The hotel restaurant closes at 10 PM, making it difficult to order food late at night. Even if food is ordered online, staff do not assist in delivering it to the rooms. Since the rooms are quite far from reception and internal transport services are unavailable at night, collecting food parcels becomes inconvenient. Overall, a good experience only because of the room stay and unique forest-like ambience.

Cheyne Easthorpe

This resort is absolutely gorgeous. The views are amazing and we loved our room. We felt very relaxed here. It’s a bit further away from the main road. They do have a shuttle down to the beach but it only runs twice a day. Due to the rooms being up a hill which is very steep you have to get a shuttle up and down the hill. The shuttle is usually quite fast but you sometimes have to wait if it is busy. Most of the staff were great, however there were a few times where we noticed some staff being very rude to some guests. The buffet breakfast was okay. Walking around the garden in the resort is very pretty. The pool area was amazing and very peaceful. They advertise that they have a pool bar, however they don’t actually sell alcohol in the whole resort. This isn’t advertised so we were very disappointed when we got there and realised this.

track boyt

The resort has a wonderful atmosphere and is located on a mountain, offering a peaceful and natural environment. The service was impressive from the moment we arrived, starting at the reception and continuing with the staff who drove us to our room. The rooms are situated on the hillside, and there is a free shuttle service available both uphill and downhill. You can drive up by car, or walk if you prefer, although it can be a bit steep for higher rooms. The swimming pool has an amazing view and a very relaxing atmosphere, quiet, clean, and not crowded at all. At the very top of the resort, there is a viewpoint that can be reached by stairs, and the view from above is absolutely stunning, overlooking the beautiful mountain scenery of Krabi. The room was very comfortable, the air conditioning worked perfectly, and everything was convenient and well prepared. What impressed us the most was how friendly and welcoming the staff were. Overall, I would give this resort a full 10 out of 10 and would definitely love to come back again.

Divanshi Sethi

Aonang Fiore Resort is a beautiful property surrounded by lush greenery and is conveniently located close to the main Ao Nang beach market. Having a 7-Eleven right in front of the hotel makes it extremely convenient for quick snacks and essentials. We stayed in a Deluxe Cottage room, which was decent but felt a bit worn out. While it was manageable and comfortable enough, the room could definitely benefit from some renovation to give it a more modern and refreshed feel. The pool area is a highlight of the resort — the pool is amazing, and the pool bar service is excellent. The service overall was great, especially from the pool staff and the shuttle driver, who were very helpful and courteous. One thing to note is that the hotel is Muslim-owned, so alcohol is not served on the property. This may be a drawback for some guests. The breakfast buffet was average at best, with very limited vegetarian options, which was slightly disappointing. Overall, it was a great stay thanks to the location, greenery, and service. With better vegetarian food options and some room upgrades, the experience could be even better.

Francisca & Manel

This hotel has great potential — the architecture, layout, and stunning views really stand out. The pool is beautiful and very enjoyable. However, the overall experience felt just “okay.” Service was average; staff weren’t particularly attentive or helpful (with the exception of the shuttle drivers, who were always kind and efficient). As we say in Portuguese, the place feels a bit “tired.” It probably used to be amazing, but it’s clearly in need of renovation. The rooms are spacious but basic and outdated, and the bathrooms feel the same. Although the beds were clean, the towels and slippers were worn out, which wasn’t very comfortable. Lighting throughout the resort is poor — at night it’s almost impossible to enjoy the balcony or walk around comfortably. Breakfast was fine but lacked quality and variety, and the background music was oddly gloomy. We stayed three nights and didn’t hate our time there. It’s a convenient base for tours (all our excursions had hotel pick-up), but if you plan to spend a lot of time at the resort itself, it might disappoint. The pool and views are fantastic, but the bar is dated with limited options. On the positive side, the spa looked nice, and the massages were great and fairly priced. Overall, mixed feelings — Ao Nang Fiore could be an extraordinary resort, but right now it falls short of its potential.