If you've got your own car: fine. If not: you're far away from pak chong & too far from the NP. Rooms are basic, clean. Seating is outside on the small porch. Shower was a slight drizzle, but bearable. Seems there were mostly thai families with their own car staying here during the two nights we stayed here. No internet.... More

The bungalows are rather comfy, but common amenities missing such as shampoo. On the second day of a four-day stay, the room was not serviced. So, we were left with dirty towels, full garbage cans, unmade bed, no drinking water, etc. The management allowed bikers to roar into the resort in the middle of the night (3 a.m.-4 a.m.) unchecked.... More

I've rated this property as average, but in reality it's a bit below that. The staff (owners) were helpful, the exteriors of the bungalows are attractive, and the location is convenient to the Park and local attractions. The price was only THB 1000/night (USD 33) and they accept dogs. The interior however, was furnished with a bed, TV and stand,... More

This place was amazing! It was family owned, low key and really beautiful! We booked it last minute and the hosts were so helpful and understanding. The lodges were simple and nice. We stayed in a bungalow and it had comfortable beds, a TV, a fridge and a nice shower. We did the trek which was provided through the lodge... More

Its unbelievable that we found this hidden gem just by internet search!!!Basically we wanted to stay at some simple and basic Thai place near to the national park and expats who are familiar to Thailand knows how difficult it is sometimes to find such a place. But this one fits all the criteria. Its a simple 12 to 15 cottage... More

We stayed in this lodging in December for 3 nights. Upon arrival at Pak Chong, the owners offered to pick us up at the bus station and we were grateful for that as we did not know how to get to the lodging. By the time we arrived at the lodging, it was about 7PM. (The bus ride from BKK... More