Phuwanalee Resort

We enjoyed staying at your resort for four days. The huge garden with a swimming pool was very nice. There’s even a cafeteria by an idyllic pond and some antique houses with a museum. The restaurant serves excellent food and the staff was very friendly. I only can recommend this place.

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The serenity and beauty of this place. So calm and clean. Great service.

Parking is quite limited and a lot of mosquitos. But maybe the mosquitos part cannot be avoided as it is surrounded with literal forest.

The place is situated off the main road and is amongst trees and lots of plants, felt like a sanctuary. Bed was comfortable, coffee/tea provided. Swimming pool is clean. Breakfast is ok and staff are really nice.

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This resort is well situated for the Khao Yai National Park.

It was eerily empty when we arrived. We were not offered welcome drink, nor given any information about the resort — where things were, when breakfast was or anything frankly. The staff spoke very little English and although there was a lot of signage, very little was in English. The bungalow was large and clean. There was a kettle, with two sachets of instant coffee and no tea. Bottled water was provided but it was unclear whether it was free (it was). There was a veranda but not outside seating. The restaurant closed at 7:30 pm, but was deserted anyway. Breakfast, redeemed against presentation of a voucher, was a miserable affair: fried eggs expiring under arc lights; very little fruit; coffee, black tea and Ovaltine (?) stewing on hotplates, and no green, jasmine or mint tea; a couple of Thai breakfast options. One sweetened and unidentifiable fruit juice, milk and water. When we turned up the toaster to get something approximating toast, a staff member came and turned it down again. A lowering experience. We skipped breakfast on day 2. The resort can organise tours of the park, but these must be paid for in advance and in cash.