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The price/quality ratio is very good, but of course you get what you pay for. The staff is very very nice and helpful. But the facilities are not very good. The mattresses are rock hard and very thin, the room doors do not have a way to close. And you can expect to find all kinds of bugs inside or outside the room. (there's a bed net though) The common room is amazing, great view with some Brazilian nets. Really the best place of the Hostel. It's about 15 min on foot away from the main road so if you're not renting a scooter you might want to think about it.

That was a great hostel, at 10-15 min walk from the city center (it was fine for me). They clean the bathrooms everyday and you have free unlimited wifi that works well. The yard is nice, you have plenty of benches to seat outside and the staff are sooo helpful! They dont speak really well english, but we understood each other. When I arrived, the woman gave me 3 FREE watter bottles and toilet paper. You have a "locker" to lock your stuff if you want and they gice you a lock without deposit. The dorm is separated in 4 parts: 3 rooms with two beds and the main room with the rest of the beds. I had the chance to stay in one of the small rooms and was alone the first night. We could lock our room but not the main one. The bathrooms are old but larger than the other hostels Ive been to. HOT SHOWER: you get to choose the temperature, that was pretty nice. Beds are hard, but you should expect it since youre in Thailand (I slept well, personally). Free coffee as well. The hostel is on a main road, not too difficult to find (there is a sign with the name on it), enough far from the "nightlife" to sleep well with the windows opened. No AC, but you have fans (during my stay I didnt really needed it, it was cold during the night, maybe 19 degrees). There are not much restaurants close to the hostel, you have to walk to the city center. Even with those inconvenients, I really enjoyed my stay at Kanvaree guesthouse! It felt safe and the staff was so nice!

We were very happy here :) We stayed much longer than we originally booked for. The huts are comfortable but basic (that's why they're cheap), all huts are close to the shared bathroom which is clean, breakfast was good (eggs, toast, jam, tea/coffee) Good wifi. It's run by a very friendly young couple who are willing to help and make everyone feel welcome (in a relaxed way). It's a good location but up the hill a bit from the main center of Pai (10 mins walk)which is fine for most people especially as most people rent a scooter anyway. There are some chickens around the huts which we enjoyed but they can be a bit noisy in the morning so if you're not a really early riser ear plugs are probably a good idea :) We will definitely stay here again if we come back to Pai.

I liked this place so much that I decided to stay there the whole time I was in Pai, which was extended from about 3 days to 2 weeks! It has the best location for the centre of Pai and the walking street as it is based just far enough down a quieter street that links directly to the walking street. The family that works there were some of the most kind and welcoming people I had met in Thailand! They helped me with my attempts to speak Thai too. I stayed in the four bed dormitory rooms which are a great size for a balance between peace and the ability to meet people. The dorms and shared facilities seemed almost brand new they were that nice. Breakfast included next door at SuanKonPai was an added bonus. The food was good and this place was very relaxing to sit by. The guy that works there was also one of the most kind and accommodating people.

Ant colony that was formed in my bungalow crawling all over my things (at least 10000 ants) and then i was told that i lived on the farm so its normal. Great, thanks for the discovery channel news. I wouldve preferred that you actually come into my cottage and see for yourself and offer me a room switch instead of educating me on nature. The cottages are nice. Mine didnt have wifi or even electrical outlets. Annoying.. No fans. Mosquito still managed to get through nets.must be ninjas.

I can say 'BAAN MAI SAK IS THE BEST HOSTEL TO ENJOY PAI' with my confidence. it was felt like staying at my thai friend's house🍀 nice/kind/helpful/friendly and handsome(ㅋㅋㅋ) host + charming house + peaceful atmosphere + comfy hammock EVER! Because of baan mai sak, even though my plan was 3days in PAI, I had stayed here a month:)) I hope their business goes well and they get rich🤞 (ps. wish you luck 켄😉)

The rooms were spacious and clean and similar to something you'd find in a 4 star hotel. The hotel is right on the walking street with plenty of good food options. We were very happy with our stay especially after suffering through the night at another hotel in Pai. Heads up - there is a chicken next door which starts squawking with the sun rise. It might have been dinner by the time of your stay but bring ear plugs just in case!

New hostel but a gem in itself, the best place I've stayed in all of Thailand. Beds are comfy and the aircon is great after a day spent in the sun. They also have one of the friendliest, obedient dogs I've ever met. She brightens up the hostel. However, the real star of the hostel is Lee. He's always willing to help to make your trip better with his bubbly personality and extended knowledge of pai. Strike up a conversation with him, you won't be disappointed. Would definately stay again!!

We stayed for a week ( Yes we got stick in the Pai-Hole) after re-booking two nights more, than two nights again.. 7 days later this is the best value for your money. We stayed in guesthouse #2 (private bathroom). There is a double bed and a fan along with three locking windows. The location was ideal for us (two 30's something Americans) because it is about a half mile out of the town's main bar street. Just far enough from the bass, yet close enough to walk back and forth two or three times a day without feeling too far. We enjoyed the community on the east side of the river hidden from the bar scene. There is a cheap place with a swimming pool named Fluid (80 baht) right around the corner, Close to the White Buddha, vegan cafe Earth Tone, as well as two locations close by to purchase "Happy off menu Products" at Backpacker's Paradise and Sunset Bar. The rooms are basic, as one would expect from a bungalow, the only con is that the bed was extremely squeeky with age-old spring rigging that made moving around a bit loud for my partner and probably folks in the next bungalow over. Thankfully our neighbors were quiet accept for the last two nights when some younger, louder folks decided to stay up and be loud/obnoxious. If you are looking to meet people, stay at Backpacker's Paradise. The hot water functions only at lower pressure, it is a 10 year old water heating element, so there's lower the pressure, the longer the water stays in the element and hotter it will become. Most people have it on full blast and complain that the water heater doesn't work, well, that's because the water isn't in the heater long enough.. a fine balance between pressure and temp and you'll figure it out. The host, Noi and his wife keep there facility super clean and live in their awesome private house. As a previous review suggests, it feels a bit looked living in a Smurf Village - which is true and awesome. Each bungalow has a covered hammock outside. They sell cheap beers, water,

Paitopia is located in a beautiful country setting with amazing views, just outside the city center and a 15 minute walk from the famous walking street. I had a private hut but the bathroom and toilet were shared. The shower had plenty of hot water, which is great during the cold mornings. Room was never cleaned during my 5 night stay and even the outdoor bin (that was easily accessible for cleaning staff) was never emptied. The room was near the bar/ restaurant ( which was expensive for a budget resort) where sometimes selfish people decide to play pool in the middle of the night and scream, totally disregarding other guests. The pool is fantastic but there is nowhere you can hide from the sun. Wifi often fails. I did appreciate the free coffee/tea and the easy check-in/-out and the fact that after checkout I could stay at the pool area for some hours. Overall a nice stay and I would come back but take a room further away from the restaurant.

It’s true that Pai is magical. You intend to stay for a couple of nights and end up staying longer but the staff here was a hugeee reason why we stayed, especially in the same place. Nathalie and Ta have been, by far, the absolute best hosts we’ve encountered. Cozy Pai felt like home away from home. We cooked over an open flame Ta helped us start. Nathalie is the most beautiful soul I have met in Thailand. When we return to Pai, we will definitely seek this place out first. I HIGHLY recommend this place. Thank you Ta and Nathalie. You guys are the best.

The staff at Pai Friendly Resort were wonderful. They were very friendly and always willing to help out. They don't come in and clean the room every day, you can ask for it to be done, but it isn't done automatically, so if you need anything, you have to ask for it. They provide you with clean drinking water, the entire time you are there, along with a public cooking station and free coffee in the morning. Wen we were checking out, someone drove us to the bus staton. It was only a 10-15 minute walk, but it was still wonderful. It's about a 10 minute walk from the city center. Close enough to walk about and see everything, but far enough out that you don't hear any noise from people. You do, howe've, hear the rather annoying rooster all day and throughout the night. That was slightly irritating. And the walls are very thin, so it's easy to hear people next to you.

I loved this hostel : the view is amazing, I loved the infinity pool, the breakfast is delicious, the bungalows are cheap considering the comfort and charm, the scooter rental is cheap, close to the city center but situated in a peaceful and cute neighborhood. Only thing : don’t go there if you’re looking for something quiet. People are partying until midnight-1am with loud music in the garden. If you want to have a good sleep this is probably not the best place. I highly recommend otherwise !

We arrived and walked up to orange grove which is only a 10 minutes easy walk and it was nice to get away from the busy main strip. The bungalows are set in a peaceful garden with lime, orange and banana trees. We booked the wrong dates, but luckily for us Carol had room and sorted us out. When arriving they do provide pick up when Carol's husband is Stroud. If you have suitcases just get a taxi up. The bungalow was comfortable with comfy beds and we didn't always need the fan on at night as its pretty cool. Don't worry about a/c as its not needed. Was really nice and quiet peaceful areas and you wake up to the sounds of the little creatures. Breakfast is provided which is good. Fluent English and Thai spoken. The host carol is lovely and helpful. I would definetely recommend staying here if you come to Pai. This price I think is very very good for what you get and compared to the others.

I chose this place for its location, just 2 min. away from the Market Walking Street. It's the perfect location if you are on your foot in Pai and chose not to ride a scooter because everything is at walking distance. The bungalows are big enough and clean and you have your own toilet so you have privacy. It's true though, as I read in some reviews, that if there are another guests in the bungalow beside yours you can literally hear every single thing that occurs there. The bamboo-made bungalows require guests to be respectful with the other guests but since that was my case I can't complaint.

We had a lovely time here. I was travelling alone with my 8 and 10 year old. At first when I realized I was not actually in the city center of Pai I was disappointed but then I realized it was much better this way. We could walk into town in 20-30 min and in exchange we got wonderful views, nature, a veranda with hammocks, peace. We loved it! The owner Ken even showed the kids how to fish. Highly recommended!

We stayed 5 nights at the Thale Mhog. Nok, who runs the place goes out of his way to make guests feel at home. There's always a fire burning at night and food and drinks available. He even got up a 6:30 in the morning after a long night to bring us to the bus station with his side-car motorbike. He also knows everybody around and will tell you where the parties are at. He also purposely doesn't install a wifi so you don't spend your holiday in front of a screen. This place is a bit away from the center of Pai, but not too far. It's great value as the prices are fair and they don't increase out of proportion in high season like some other places in town. Mattresses are a bit hard for western standards, but not too uncomfortably so. Our bungalow was clean. All in all one of the best value guest-houses in Pai.

After staying out of town for a couple of nights, we were ready to move to the center of Pai, and thus, chose Lilu Hotel for the remainder of our stay. We were absolutely in awe of this hotel, as it was incredibly comfortable, had a very cool, swanky style, and was right in the center of the action...and for a very minimal nightly rate. We would recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking for a nice, relaxing spot in Pai. It was one of our favorites of our trip.