We stayed at APK Resort. The room space we got was good—our travel agent provided us with two attached rooms, which were quite spacious. However, overall, the hotel was not that good. The breakfast was very poor, and as Indians, we couldn’t really eat it. Also, there were cats roaming around the breakfast area, and there was a bad smell. On the first day, they didn’t even provide us with breakfast. Later, in Krabi, we stayed at The Vatika Resort and Spa. The resort itself was quite spacious, but the room was not good at all—it was very small. At Vatika, the only issue was the room; everything else was overall fine. Our travel agent, Mr. Nadeem, is very cooperative. He helped us a lot. He even arranged a refund for the breakfast we didn’t get on day one. While we were in Thailand, he stayed in touch with us and supported us throughout the trip. I would definitely recommend that people book their travel with Mr. Nadeem—he is very cooperative and a good person. I would also like to suggest one thing to Nadeem: first take travelers to Krabi and then to Phuket. Krabi is peaceful and doesn’t have much nightlife or party scene. So, if someone goes to Phuket first and, for some reason, misses out on partying, they might think they can do it in Krabi—but Krabi’s nightlife is not like Phuket’s, so they may miss out completely. Here, Nadeem, you can share this experience with your clients and ask them whether they want to go to Krabi first or Phuket. I would suggest everyone to cover Krabi islands first and then move to Phuket. Krabi’s islands can be covered quickly—you are usually free by 2 PM—so you can return to the hotel and leave for Phuket by around 3 PM. Thank you, Nadeem. Thank you so much!
