We thought the place was a perfect little getaway that didn't cost too much money; 400 baht per night (around $13 US Dollars). The rooms have mosquito nets, and a bathroom with a flush toilet, shower, and hot water. Although our room came with a TV (which we didn't use), they don't have air-conditioning or a fridge. This place is... more

If you haven't had a chance to venture to the North of Thailand in the cold months, you must. Imagine the tropics yet at 8 degrees! Amazing... And Pai Village is a quaint little resort at a great value. While the room was a bit cold, the water was hot and the staff efficient. The location is perfect and the... more

I have read good reviews about the guesthouse/resort and was slightly disappointed upon arrival. First of all, I thought the place was way overpriced for a facilities I received. I paid 850 baht (peak season) for a Village Hut with a double bed, fan (no air con) and no television. While I really did not need an air con or... more

I must confess, when we arrived in Pai it was like going back in time. We stayed in Chiang Mai before (Yang Come Village which was great). So when we finally arrived after a few hours in the Mini Bus, we had no idea where to stay. At the bus stop in Pai some kids were handing out flyers with... more

I loved Baan Pai Village. A lot of locals felt that the place was more expensive than it should be, but I loved it. It was very peaceful and the staff was very friendly. There's breakfast and internet and a little coi pond to sit by and relax. My bungalow had a porch, mosquito netting, hot shower, etc. I'd definitely... more