The property is absolutely gorgeous. The rooms, which felt more like houses, are so big and spacious. The bathroom downstairs and upstairs is very helpful, and it's designed really well. The staff were incredibly kind and helpful. They even helped pick up my umbrella that I left at the national park. It was the perfect relaxing stay. 4 nights and we felt that was the perfect amount of time for us.

The roosters wake you up quite early, and the dogs bark quite late into the night. I would stay away from the geese, they're quite aggressive even if you're standing far away from them.

The atmosphere is very good, quiet, near nature, and a starry night when the sky is clear. Bed is comfortable, the toilet for both levels are good idea and very practical. Lovely staff and help is fast when I mentioned that the toilet was not working downstairs.

The chair in the balcony is not comfortable, would like to be more comfy chairs or the sun bed which would be much nicer. Breakfast is good but maybe a bit more choice would be good too with better coffee.

Big room, big garden and beautiful mountain views

The breakfast is so easy until boring

This property is in a fantastic location for those visiting the National Park and is well sign-posted from the main roads. The property is situated in beautiful, well tended grounds with the lush hills of the National Park as a backdrop. The property is very spacious and split over two floors with two bathrooms. There's also a beautiful shared breakfast area that looks onto a garden with a pond. The whole setting is extremely peaceful. The breakfast was very good. Eggs any way you like, toast, fresh fruit, juice, cereal and coffee. Thai breakfast an option of course. Our host was very pleasant but her English was limited; nothing that Google translate couldn't solve though! We would recommend this property and this area for its natural beauty. Apart from the National Park, there are some vineyards in the area that do guided tours. The closest town is Pak Chong (about 30 mins drive) where we found two excellent markets selling takeaway food. The monkey town of Lopburi is about 2 hours away, and the impressive Khmer temple of Phanom Rung is about 3 hours drive. As context, we were a family of two adults and a ten year old who travelled to the Khao Yai area with the main aim of taking a guided tour into the National Park, hiring a car from one of the Bangkok airports. Don't let the chaos of Bangkok put you off hiring a car and getting out and about. This is a beautiful part of the country to visit.

We booked our stay as two adults and a child but think our host expected our ten year old to sleep in one of our beds! We asked for some extra bedding for the foldaway bed that we found but was told that we needed to pay extra! The beds themselves weren't the most comfortable considering the price we paid and what we'd experienced elsewhere in Thailand. Our property did need some repair work as they'd obviously had an ant's nest chewing through the floor boards in the past but this was only cosmetic to be fair.