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My name is sindy from thailand but lived in dubai for almost 10 years...... I found this hotel at Agoda website . It was very good service and the manager was very nice person and take good care of customer ...... The hotel was clean and comfort but just 1 small thing that the hotel location was out of the center but u can walk to to center 20 min in the winter time is good to walk..... Anyway during my stay over there with my best friend and my cunsin for 2 nights . I had great time over there and service was excellent ....pick up and drop off to the center and treat the customer very well ...... Thank u Khun Mae for take good care of us during my stay ...... If u want to stay quited place and nice resort this ll be good deal for u to stay over......

You can find alot of beautiful, serene and unwinding places around Pai and this is no exception. I'm writing this as I lay in the porch hammock next to our cosy chalet, complete with a bamboo shower. For no more than 300 baht you truly cannot believe how such an amazing place can be so cheap. However, this is Pai and this stunning guesthouse only compliments its epic landscape.

+ close to town and to the bars that are open the latest, + no noize from the bars, + great swimming pool (24/7), + very friendly staff (they give you discount before you even ask for it, + amazing food (western & thai), + very big bungalows, + pretty bathroom with very hot shower (if you choose), + garden where you can choose to sit in the shade or in the sun, + nice book exange, + not too busy ('cause there are only 8 bungalows, so book ahead), + cheap!! tbh for a double!!!

This was the best place we stayed on our whole trip to Thailand and Cambodia. The host, Ice, is the nicest person and was the best part of our trip to Pai. We booked the wooden bungalow but after arriving and realizing we preferred the bamboo bungalow, he allowed us to switch immediately. Each day, our room was cleaned by the wonderful staff and our waters were replaced. The bungalow was large and clean and the semi-outdoor bathroom matched the nature-like atmosphere perfectly. The breakfast was basic but tasty and included toast, eggs any style, coffee, tea and fresh fruit. There is a "chilling" are near the kitchen which is really pleasant. Ice keeps a selection of books for guests to read and keeps calming music playing most of the day. It is about 2km away from the center (30 minute walk) but he provides free bikes with locks which we benefited from many times during our stay. We had many great conversations with Ice during our stay and he was truly an amazing host. Highlight of our trip!

had such an amazing stay in Pai. I was only supposed to stay at SuanDoi for 3 nights then head back to Chiang Mai but decided to stay an extra 2 days. I stayed in the double twin bed because I wanted privacy and A/C, beds were very comfortable. definitely inexpensive for what you get! This place is perfect if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of town as its off in woods, yet a perfect 5min scooter ride from Walking street! And if you dont feel like going all the way to town for a Chang, there is a bar right on the grounds that serves beer and liquor. The hostels grounds are really nice with lots of trees and little nooks for you to sit around and read a book or something on a laid back day. My favorite part abot this place though is the people. The staff are so, so friendly and sweet. Enjoyed waking up in the morning and grabbing coffee and seeing some of the family hanging out, they always greeted me with smiles and a good morning. I hung out with Jü (bartender) and Anand (boyfriend of one of the women there) more than with other backpackers. They helped me out alot with finding places to eat and places to go see. Jü even took me out to see a waterfall and the bamboo bridge. The atmosphere alone will definitely sway me to stay here again when im in Pai! I will be back for sure!

Stayed here for one night during a motorbike trip around Chiang Mai area, and we were here for New Years Eve. This was the only place we booked in advance on the trip, as we planned to be in Pai for New Year and thought it would be busy. The resort was a little hard to find as it is on the edge of town, but we got there eventually. Being on the edge of town it is sort of set in some rice fields. It wasn't rice growing season when we were there but I can imagine that it would be very pretty when the rice is growing. There was some baby buffoloes around though which my girlfriend loved! The downside of being on the edge of town is that it's a little far to walk (though I guess we did end up walking home later that night), but the owners we really helping in giving us a ride into town earlier in the evening. The owners were very friendly, the breakfast was basic but very tasty! And the cottages very clean and quiet. It was a nie place to relax for a night, very peaceful!

this was a great place to stay in pai. the location is a bit far out of town, maybe 1.5k. however the walk wasnt too bad and you get a nice view of the mountains along the way. however i would advise getting a scooter anyways,all of the sights around pai are 5-20k from town. dont worry if driving the scooters in make you nervous, the streets around pai are quiet and there arent too many steep curves like you'll see in the minibus on the road from chiang mai to pai. if you get a scooter go very very early in the morning, when the aya rental service opens. the scooters are a hot commodity and they will all be rented in only a few short hours. most of the tourists couldnt get a bike and complained, and we were there when pai was relatively less busy than usual. so get a scooter and go to the rental place early! highly advised! back to the hostel...the bungalow is just down the street from a wat on top of the hill, which was a great place to watch the sun rise/set. its just a short climb to the top. we stayed in a bungalow which was fun and the bed was comfortable with plenty of warm bedding for the cold (by thai standards) nights of pai, and a mosquito net (which we found wasnt all too necessary as the mosquitoes werent any worse than chiang mai, but it was a nice to have). ban kati sod has a lot of nice features that i enjoyed a lot. for starters they will do your laundry for 20 baht per kilo which is a lot cheaper than anywhere else i found (air dried and not ironed). the food is cheap, although i never got a chance to try any. about 30-35 baht. coffee in the morning is free and they offer breakfast items on their menu. beer is also cheap, a large leo (my favorite) was only 40 baht. super cheap! the grounds has a nice bamboo hut in the center complete with speakers playing soft lounge music and 2 hammocks in the shade which were heaven during the hot middle of the day. the host is very nice. overall a great place to stay and would be back

Changpai Hill was a great place for us to stay. We loved it so much, we ended up extending two more nights than originally planned. Although outside of the actual town of Pai, the location is still great. You get to be away from the loud backpackers roaming the streets but can also walk into town if you want to join them. This place is up on a hill, and if you stay in the room with a terrace and have a motorbike, be prepared for some daunting uphill and downhill drives. Breakfast provided on a terrace overlooking the hills of Pai is hard to beat, and was easily one of our best stays in all of our hotel experiences throughout Thailand and the rest of SE Asia.

Our room got upgraded.. the breakfast was awesome, with nice, fresh views... we had rooms with fan booked... it was not hot at all, super comfortable temperature... it is not far away from the city centre... you can easily walk there.. the staff were super friendly, they wore smiles on their face all the time.. Last day we booked taxi to the centre and had to go back to Chiangmai by van but it didn't show up.. the staff took us to the centre immediately and helped us found that travel agency... otherwise, we could have missed the van.. (because there's no address or tel. on that receipt).. We recommend taking their service..

When I arrived, the owner was away in Chiang Mai for a couple days but his friends came to check me in. I didn't yet have a scooter, so he gave me a ride downtown on his and showed me where I could rent one. WHen I offered him money for his time and kindness, he wouldn't take it and said it was just nice to make new friends. The next day the owners sister showed up in the morning. She made sure we had water, coffee and checked me into a new hut since the one I was in was invaded by ants in the night. No big deal, as when he returned, he refunded my money for the first night! The owner arrived later that evening and I did not see him until the morning. He was very apologetic about the ants the first night and like I said, refunded my money. He speaks a bit of english and we talked for awhile over coffee and cookies. A really nice perk for me were his two sweet cat's Meow Meow and Baby Meow. They were lovers and followed me around and laid on my lap whenever I sat down. I would stay with him again and recommend it to those of you who like to get away from busy Pai and are comfortable either renting a scooter or bicycle for transportation. Keep in mind they are rustic accomodations but with warm showers and a gracious host!

Aqua was truly paradise in Pai. Despite it being a little ways from the center of town, Den was always willing to transport you wherever you wanted to go. Renting a scooter or bike was the best choice. Walking is definitely doable for able bodied individuals. The grounds are gorgeous and a retreat in the jungle. Every morning Den and his staff greet you with fresh coffee grown on grounds or local tea. Highly recommended!

Ok so very nice hotel, my room was a king sized and included 2 towels , private bath too. The water heater didn’t work but Pai is hot so it’s ok. The STAFF is amazing, they gave me a ride into town my last day , i had to wake them up by knocking on their door at 6 am ish but they were so kind and service was great. Recommendations would be, investing in A/C for the pricier rooms, it’s not always cold in Pai specially this season. And also breakfast would be nice. Other than that, i would def stay and recommend! It’s a bit far from town, like 15-20 m walk, but you’ll rent a scooter either in town or in the hotel). Thank you guys!!