Best Pai Hotels

"Inside the hotel are two-story single-family villas, surrounded by fields. The trip is a little bit far from the main road but it's okay. The overall environment is very good, there are several cats in the store, and the staff can speak Chinese. There are swimming pools, swings, and trampolines. The breakfast tastes good. The temperature difference between day and night in Pai is quite big, remember to bring a jacket."

"The room is the same as the picture. Let's talk about the inside first. The air conditioner faces the bed and you can't adjust the wind. It is either on or off. It is awkward to use. The wind is very strong. Another point is the noise problem. There is a bar near the door. By 2 o'clock in the morning, those who have insomnia will definitely become even more insomniac. It is very noisy and loud. The breakfast is still good."

"A single-family villa, the decoration and furnishings are a bit old but the service is very good. Sitting on the balcony and soaking in the sun, the swing by the swimming pool is very impressive. The boss is very nice and can speak Cantonese & simple Mandarin. The location is five kilometers away from walking street. There is a paid pick-up service but be careful not to leave too late. Transportation will be more convenient if you rent a scooter or car."

"A good place to live, little bit outside of town. Can be good to have a motorbike. But it is nice and quiet at this place. Polite and helpful staff. Nice rooms✨ though did smell abit musty in their simplest bungalows. They have breakfast in the morning. And is a safe haven for some nice cats living there. I very much enjoyed my stay✨"

"No staff is very kind and very good. Although there is a little distance from the city, the service staff is still very active and told us that they can help us. The environment is very close to nature, which makes us feel relaxed physically and mentally, and makes us have a pleasant holiday"

"The room was good. The second-floor sky room we lived in had relatively few mosquitoes and had a balcony, but it was blocked by a tree and the scenery in the distance could not be seen. The toilet is super big and it's a bit scary to be empty. The breakfast is delicious, and there are quite a few types. The waiter serves very well."

"The hotel is on the bank of the Bai River, and there is a pontoon to walk to the market. The staff are warm and thoughtful and helped to walk a long way with luggage. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Maybe they just came from the Tree House Hotel and finally feel relieved. I had a good night's sleep. The breakfast is rich, the order system, the service is very nice. The swimming pool was very clean, but unfortunately, it rained for a long time the next day. The water in the pool was cold and the children could not swim as expected. Compared to the weekend night market in Chiang Mai, the night market here is more suitable for eating and walking. The fruit pancakes are really delicious!"

"Giving this house a full 5 points is not to say that it is perfect, but to think that the price is really good in all aspects. The hotel is a few minutes walk away from the Aya bus station. The 7 of us had a lot of luggage. We called the hotel reception and immediately sent someone to pick us up. It is not on the main road, and it feels very quiet like a small paradise. There is a river in front of the hotel. Sitting in the open lobby of the hotel, the wind is blowing slowly, making it particularly comfortable. There is a small swimming pool, very beautiful, the water has a slight salty taste, each room is a small single-family house, there is a balcony at the door, it is still very clean, not bad in all aspects. It is also very close to the night market, but it does not include breakfast. I especially like the green plants in the hotel, like a garden."

"I liked the hotel - it’s nice and clean. There was no mosquitoes while we were staying there which is extremely good. The farm is fine too. However, we had to leave early, asked about the breakfast and we’re told that it starts at 9am. The next morning we learned that the actual time was 8am…"

"Stayed for two nights, and it was very comfortable to lie by the pool at night and smell the smoky smell of the burning mountains in northern Thailand. Later, I ran into the nooks and crannies of Mae Hong Son and passed through the burning roadside flames. This trip was not easy for me."