Resort Hotels in Pai

Village hut style rooms are compact and non sound proof so your neighbor does hear u rocking the bed or squelchy floorboard while u walk around. 3 car lot just at front of hotel along a busy street that turn into a night market infused with scooters for rental and bars. Seconds away from street food. Lovely frog sounds while u sleep. Muzzie coil are provided daily. Simple breakfast menu and not bad chargrill steak at night. Housekeeping does provide random gift/staff every evening.

We arrived for 2 tight ( 2 + 6 years boy) and we enjoy our stay very much, the stuff are so nice, the rooms are big, comfortable and clean, breakfast with a lot of choices, dinner at the resort restaurant was very good. We recommend to come and enjoy this resort! Before we leave we got a nice bag with small mangoes for the way. Thank you❣️

Absolutely stunning! I had a wonderful three night stay, by myself (female), in a standard villa. The resort grounds are well kept while maintaining a natural feeling. The mountainous views from my room, the pool and the breakfast area were divine! It was quiet and peaceful, exactly what I needed. Enjoyed walking around at sunset. The staff were unbelievably kind, accommodating and attentive. Breakfast was included along with drinking water and fresh towels. They made my breakfast vegan for me upon request. Can’t beat fresh mango and banana every morning! My room was clean with working amenities including fan, air conditioner, how shower and fridge. There were little benches to sit out front, which could have been a little wider, so I enjoyed the hammock instead. The pool is big, beautiful and when I was there was perfectly very clean. I felt comfortable swimming and sitting on the pool chairs. The resort is located ten minuets outside of town and the staff will drive you in and out of town, free of charge. I wanted to be away from town but still accessible and that’s exactly what I got. There are some places along the main road you can walk to (or bike to , you can borrow a bike), such as Coffee in Love. When I arrived at the bus station I called and they directed me to turn right and head a few mins down the walking street and wait at the 7-11 on the corner. This is where I was dropped off and picked up other times I went into town. When the walking street was open to cars they drove me right to the bus station to leave. It’s definitely on the older side, but that didn’t take away from my experience.. it added to it! I felt so at home and well taken care of the whole time. My entire stay was 10/10 and I would definitely return again.

The hotel is very good, especially suitable for taking pictures. The point is that this hotel is one of the Internet celebrity check-in spots: the Windmill Hotel. It is very close to the pink house, inverted house, yellow house, tree swing, coffee in love. The beautiful sister of the hotel host is very nice, always smiling. Also help us solve problems. You can rent a car directly at the front desk, but it's cheaper to rent it out by yourself. The hotel rents a car from 200 to 250 baht, and you can rent a car at the store for 150 baht outside, but you have to make a good return location. Two-row cars are not recommended. They are really hard to drive. They are very heavy and wide. The co-pilot said he was nervous and afraid of getting into the ditch. The entire Pai County should be rented from a two-row car, the owner is a white foreigner, very difficult to talk about! Not recommended! Let’s talk about the room, clean, nice, and just a lollipop for taking pictures when you go out. The swimming pool is huge and the photos are also nice. Finally, it is highly recommended to come to Pai to take pictures and check in, but one night is enough, there may not be much shopping for 2 days. Recommend this hotel! It's easy to get anywhere.

#小惊喜# When I went to the county bus to send us to the hotel, the boss sent a small cup of color-inspired drink (homemade), super delicious, quenching thirst. #空调# is awesome #酒店餐饮#Free meal, very rich, a very full, the best breakfast in Chiang Mai #房大小# I only feel that the room is a little smaller, but the surrounding environment is very good, just stay for a few days.

It is situated rather far away from the walking street but made up by the free transport arrangement to bring guests to and back from the town centre where eateries and bars are located. The single pro and con are both related to its location and accessibility. Furthermore, from the micro perspective, accessibility is also about within the premises. It is certainly not wheel chair friendly and those carrying luggages should avoid upper floor as it is staircase only. In fact I think the hotel management should advise its customers that they should not bring their luggage along to check in but after checking in at the counter, then bring the luggage via the carpark slop, to avoid climbing steps to reach their rooms My second take on this lace is that while it is named a resort and indeed its external environment is a resort like setting, the rooms need to maintain a certain degree of upkeep in housekeeping. The bathroom is certain ly below expectation - at best 2-star. I am not sure why the handle of the shower is made entire of metal as when hot water passes through it, it is quite impossible to hold it without being “burned”. The water pressure of the heater is inconsistent thus resulted in uneven passing out of hot water, making balancing a continuous fussing game. It is such a pity that such minus issues are overlooked by the hotel management which may affect retuning customers.

Stop at Pai Herbs Resort to discover the wonders of Pai. Both business travelers and tourists can enjoy the hotel's facilities and services. All the necessary facilities, including free Wi-Fi in all rooms, express check-in/check-out, Wi-Fi in public areas, car park, room service, are at hand. Internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), non smoking rooms, air conditioning, heating can be found in selected guestrooms. Recuperate from a full day of sightseeing in the comfort of your room or take advantage of the hotel's recreational facilities, including children's playground, garden. Pai Herbs Resort is an excellent choice from which to explore Pai or to simply relax and rejuvenate.

Very nice room with a comfortable bed. The room itself was a little bit smaller than expected. The included breakfast was good as well, they deliver it to your balcony - which has a great view of the mountains. The jacuzzi on the balcony was a nice touch! The place is secluded but not difficult to get to (also walkable to “downtown” Pai though I do recommend a scooter to make life easier). Down the hill and next door there was a really good restaurant for both Thai and western food.

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.

We had a wonderful relaxing time at the Quarter Pai. We had two rooms with a shared balcony for our family - two adults and two children. The rooms were spacious and tastefully decorated and the cleaning was effective. The hotel staff were helpful - for example using the pool net to rescue a small ball that nearly got lost under the low balcony outside our room. The pool was great for the kids and we spent lots of time playing in it. There are very shallow sections at one end for younger children. The reception staff were helpful and attentive, though sometimes google translate came in handy. The hotel is a a short walk out of town (5-10 minutes from the start of the main 'walking street') and the hotel runs a shuttle which is helpful on very hot days or in the rain. There was a lot of work going on at the hotel when we were there to spruce it up after the quieter times that all of the hotels in this area have experienced. Pai itself is lovely. There are tons of lovely small cafes and little shops. Lots of activities nearby. And it's easy to get to with a 3-4 hour bus journey from Chiang Mai. The hotel breakfast was good.