Book a hotel near Outlet village Khao Yai, Pak Chong

"Beautiful and cozy decor. Spacious room and suitable for a family trip. "

"The garden and grounds are MAGNIFICENT! Very kids friendly. The pool is like a lazy river. There is. also a separate kids water play pool. The landscape and site planning architects should receive an award. Unfortunately public transportation or shared rides are not there if you don't drive or have your own private transportation. "

"This was truly a gem. We loved our cozy little stay at this property. It was very easy to park and check in. Grateful we didn’t have a lot of luggage as it’s a little difficult to navigate to your room. The room was clean and very comfortable. We didn’t take the chance to eat on the property but the cafe was very clean and welcoming. The couple that runs the cottages were really kind and made us feel like family. We will definitely be returning when we are in Pak Chong again. "

"Swimming pool was great and the be was very comfortable "

"Great staff,breakfasrt good,big and comfortable room,nice swim pool,fantastic location"

"Lovely oasis in busy Pak Chong. Wonderful staff and owner! We had the beige duplex toward the back of it, I would recommend a river front room if it’s available. Much nicer outside space than we had, and view. There is a major highway construction project going on behind it, we only heard it occasionally, but just know that going in. Nothing these sweet people can do about it. They’ve created a little oasis on the river, there are pretty trees and landscaping, also it comes with a great buffet breakfast. I recommend a car, taxi service is almost impossible in Pak Chong. There are food stalls, restaurants pretty close by, but the walk from this hotel is not pleasant. It’s along a busy dirt road filled with highway construction trucks etc. They offer a delicious hot pot meal on the weekends overlooking the river. The only negative for us was not having a nice outside space, and the beautiful macaws, green parrots and Lorakeets all in small cages. They played this whistling song of somewhere over the rainbow and it was quite odd and depressing for us and the birds. I’d rather see them in the wild! We loved the staff!!!!"