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I really loved the room. I booked the deluxe villa; it seemed to be worth the upgrade. As far as I know, the deluxe villas have the better view toward the mountains, which can be enjoyed from the large front terrace in the morning (or on a beautiful moonlit night). The bed was centered in the middle of the room as you come in, and behind the concrete divide was his and hers sinks. The bathroom was huge, and there was also a walk in closet and desk. The owners also own a large amount of land (all the way to the mountains you can see in some of the pics), so you can also rent quadbikes (although I didn't take up this opportunity). I really enjoyed my stay at Phu Pai art resort. In fact, my girlfriend had booked us a second night at a different hotel - BURA LUMPAI resort... big mistake! It was poorly managed, and the restaurant was abysmal (in the top 3 worst hotel breakfasts I've ever had, dirty table cloths, etc)... during our night at Bura Lumpai, 2 of the new buildings they were building COLLAPSED! It was a very poor experience. Do yourself a favour, and stay at Phu Pai Art Resort... it was one of the best places I stayed in Thailand!

The stay was a pamper-me episode during a weeklong road trip up north through the Mae Hong Son loop. The rest of the hotels were just for a quick stay over where I checked in late into the night and left before the sunrise types. I was so happy I stayed there. The view was beyond awesome overlooking the paddy and into the lush green mountains beyond. And the hotel was such a magnet for relaxation that I skipped some of my travel itineraries exploring Pai and spent a whole afternoon back in my balcony sipping coffee with my notebook on and melted away in bliss. The room was lavishly decked out in tasteful wood and polished concrete. Glass separated the shower and the sleeping space. I could look out beyond into the screensaver like vista beyond my balcony while naked in shower. Their restaurant was really something and should be awarded the most chillax dining experience. Under the stars, the cold heavy air of wintery Pai engulfed the diners sat snugly into warm sofas. In the mornings, breakfast was a limited selection of buffet spread. What burned an impression was the skewered pork, otherwise known as moo-steak, I had on the first day. Thinly sliced, grilled to perfection and full of flavors. I had the Deluxe Room during my stay and I wished I could have afforded the villas that had a front row view of the natural surroundings. Well maybe next time. Pai will always be a winter season type place for Thais to welcome winter, but if you are staying here in the hotter months, they had a pool between the restaurant area and snooker room that shared the same splendid view looking into the mountains beyond. Immediate vicinity, do not expect to find a host of restaurants nor a Seven Eleven. This resort was really worth it, it relaxes your soul, will rest your mind, and you will melt away in paradise.

I was only there for an evening, but one that I will never forget. I couldn't figure out where they were located and or how to get there, I was eating at a place in town and called the phone number they have listed on there website. W had a slight english communication issue so I handed to phone over to the waiter. Waiter talks to them for a few minutes , hangs up and informs me they will be picking me up in 10 minutes from the restaurant. So they did and its quote a few miles outside of town in a gorgeous and peaceful area.

Large and clean bungalow. The place isn't really in walking distance to anything but if you have wheels then you are just a quick zip into town. Other than that, its a great place out in the country with friendly owners. The bungalows have a fridge and television + pretty comfy beds. If you want a place away from the mass of tourist but not too far out of town then keep this place in mind.

We enjoyed our stay. We found the first room too big for us so they gave us another room with balcony, very nice and comfy. Bed was hard but so are most Thai beds. I had a minor accident and couldn't walk and so the staff gave us a DVD player as well as DVDs to watch and brought food to our room. We woke up each morning being able to look out over the gardens, for us it was a great place to relax out of town, but just a ten minute ride or drive, plus the owner would take you if needed. They are a new resort and try to make your stay a pleasant one. I will stay again in the future.