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Set in Phrao, Rai Boonsom offers accommodation with seating area. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are accessible at the homestay free of charge. Guests can enjoy garden views.

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Alexandre

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France

Really nice family run business within a quiet neighbourhood - the garden is awesome The lady running the place was extremely nice and helpful

Surrounded by mountains and nature in Phrao, Khoom Kam Kaew combines a organic vegetable farm together with a holiday resort to ensure an enjoyable getaway from the bustling city.

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Anthony

From

United Kingdom

The location is very beautiful on a plateau in the foothills surrounded by rice fields, cattle grazing and amazing birdsong. Our host was young Kuki who had studied English. She was very gracious and helpful. When she asked what we wanted for dinner I asked if she was cooking and if so what she could recommend. She said her granny would be cooking and we could have anything we wanted. Granny cooked me a delicious red chicken curry that nearly blew my head off and a lovely vegetable dish for my wife. Then Kuki offered us some of the last of the peach wine she had made that year which was excellent. We were travelling from Chiang Rai to Pai and wanted somewhere to stop over to break the drive. We had a lovely stay and would have liked to have spent another day or two there checking out Kuki's recommendations. Thoroughly recommend stopping there.

Bus Resort is located in Amphoe Phrao. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking.

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Abi

From

United Kingdom

The bus resort is really unique. It’s in the middle of beautiful rural Thailand but still has everything you could need. The views from the balcony in the evening were incredible. Nuicy and Ulli are some of the kindest people we met in our 2 months in Thailand. They took us round the local area to see some sights and even cooked dinner for us one night (which was delicious). We really enjoyed spending time with them. We almost didn’t book this place as it’s a little far from Chiang Mai and so new, but we’re so glad we did. This is has been the best stop on our trip so far and hope to come back soon!

Set in Ban Pa Ha in the Chiang Mai Province region, Napahong Treehouse forest camp features a patio. This luxury tent offers a garden as well as a bar.

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Sara

From

United Kingdom

It was a true delight staying at Napahong forest Camp. Na and partner welcomed us warmly and made our stay fantastic. The location is stunning, the breakfast with local ingredients was delicious, and the property is beautiful. Na has great advice on activities in the area. I wish we had stayed longer to explore the nature and local communities. It's a perfect place to rest and watch the stars.

Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a terrace, Phrao Camping Village is located in Ban Nong Hai. With mountain views, this accommodation provides a balcony. Guests can make use of a garden.

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Craig

From

United Kingdom

Pinee (our lovely host) greeted us warmly when we arrived! While she didn't speak English and we didn't speak Thai, we were able to communicate really well via translator apps! She gave us a tour of the grounds, and allowed us to pick our accommodation. She then offered us food and drinks which was incredibly kind of her. The location couldn't be better! We arrived just in time to watch the sun set over the mountains, and then spent the rest of the night enjoying the subtle camp lights, alongside a star lit sky. I'd highly recommend this to couples, groups or families!

Situated in Chiang Dao, 38 km from Elephant Nature Park, Yatika Boutique Chiang Dao features accommodation with free bikes, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool and a fitness centre.

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Chris

From

Singapore

The room was spectacular. Very big, with great design and some amazing art pieces inside. The view was awesome, better than the pictures. The staff were very nice, Joui the manager was very good, doing so many jobs. I think she should train all staff to be like her as she was amazing. The pool was nice too. It's a great place to stay for exploring the national park.

Located in Chiang Dao, 37 km from Elephant Nature Park, 467 Chiang Dao provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. Guests can enjoy garden views.

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László

From

Hungary

Just like in an exotic movie, amazing view from the stylish room. I didn't expect this good. Our host was supernice too, thanks for the perfect restaurant recommendation too!

With Elephant Nature Park reachable in 24 km, Royal Ping Garden and Resort offers accommodation, a restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and a terrace.

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eva

From

Italy

Nested in a wonderful garden. Convenient location to visit the area on daily tours. It is an oldish resort which may need some renovation. Bar and restaurant were closed at the time of our stay. The few people from the staff were extremely kind and helpful.

Located in Ban Pa Ha in the Chiang Mai Province region, Napahong Treehouse นาป่าฮง features a balcony and mountain views. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.

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Margaret

From

South Africa

Na and Hong are warm and generous hosts who went out of their way to make us feel at home. They took us to the local markets and around the area in their pickup, which was such fun, and provided everything we needed for our cycling trip (plus a birthday treat!). Our treehouse room was pretty and comfortable—we’ll definitely be back.

Featuring city views, Baan 2 Dao Farmstay features accommodation with patio, around 40 km from Elephant Nature Park. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.

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Erin

From

Australia

Kay was absolutely lovely. So generous and kind. Baan 2 Dao is beautiful. It's simple accommodation, but spotlessly clean and with a view from heaven. Kay's breakfasts were out of this world. A full thai breakfast and fruit every morning. This is a great spot if you want some peace and quiet. I stayed here and studied in the mornings and explored in the afternoons. You will need to hire a scooter or motorbike to get around as it's very spread out and hilly, but Kay helped me do this too.