Thoroughly enjoyed our 2-night stay. We didn’t eat at the restaurant so no comment on that. Our accommodation was very clean and tidy. Staff we encountered were all super polite and courteous. We stayed at 3 other places during our northern roadtrip and none of the other places came close to the quality of this one. It’s on the pricey side but you do get what you pay for. When we asked for some sort of mosquito repellant they gave us a new bottle of spray which we were thankful for. The entrance signs are small and the road to the place is not visible/helpful on google map so watch out. There’s a cute little tiny spiral staircase in the house we stayed at (#6) and it was a little dangerous to navigate around especially dark at night where it was too easy to bump your head under the stairs. Highly recommend the house but do be careful. Adding some sort of cushioning would definitely help. I hung my clothes down from the stairs to warn ourselves to not walk into it. You can choose either porridge or american brekky with sausage, Bologna and sunny side eggs with a bit of veggie. Both options were great. They give a lot of food which was nice. The view from the restaurant was refreshing. We had a great time. Dad wants to go back already.

Nice place to stay. Nice view for photography. A room is clean and has a basic amenity kit. They also have a breakfast include with the room.

Not quite a hotel, more like a accommodation services available in the farm. Beautiful scenery and private. Food is good but available up to 19.00 only. Nothing much to do in the farm. You should rent the car to travel around the neighborhood. Staff service is ok, not so friendly but willing to do what they limitedly can. Verdict: You pay for the scenery.

Food is good and the price is reasonable. Above all is well decoration and nice view.

Quiet place to chill alone or with loved ones. Takes a while to find but well worth the effort. The fried chicken wings and pork belly are two must have.

The restaurant has a good view. The food is delicious but they cook a bit too slow. The restaurant has a lot of parking space. Be careful if you go with google map. It lead to the way that I cannot go. You have to also look at the sign and follow the sign. It's a bit deeper than the point in google map.

Seen any of those Treehouse Masters episodes on documentary channels? Well yes, it felt like we were staying in one of those amazing wooden creations over here. The cabin has a large glass door facade that allow copious amount of natural light in. And that illuminated the interior with fifty shades of heart-warming tones. It was definitely a delightful sight after a long journey from Nakon Sawan which started out early. The cabin we had was clean with polished parquet flooring. The ceiling is high thus giving the interior an elevated sense of space. There are separated loo and shower chambers, both well maintained and unsoiled. Sleeping quarter is a raised area of its own surrounded by windows acting as walls, and there were blinds we can lower for privacy. In the morning when we lifted the blinds while still in bed, the leisurely green hues of the early forest permeated in. Our lazy bones just did not want to move in such a relax setting. After pulling ourselves out from bed, we headed down wooden walkways where breakfast was served. Simple food matching the country settings. We had boiled rice and fried Chinese dough. There was also a platter of fruits. It served my hunger well, and I was not asking for more. The breakfast area is open air, there is a veranda which extends out over the hillside which could well seat about six. I guess that is the best seat in the house and it was a spot for the countless selfies sessions I saw. Downhill from the veranda, mini paddy fields with walkways that leads to open shacks, what looks like a greenhouse and a small garden. That is where guests went for brisk walks early in the cool morning and just before sundown when the heat had mellowed. The evening before, we had dinner in that veranda mentioned. The food was not expensive. The pork crackling dish (which I have no idea what it was called), was fantastic. They ran out of beer and so they had a staff went out to bring some in. And when that was served to me, I gulped it down fast and cold. Tranquil the environment, sweet the beer, I forgot all about the humidity that made me a pile of perspiration. It was a road trip with family and we stayed for a night. The cabin we had was spacious enough not to drive my kid crazy. It had a good front view into the mini paddy fields below. Every cabin I saw is of a different size and design, some can sleep plenty more people. It was a good stay shrouded in the forest.

Very nice accommodation. The food was a bit slow but nice staffs

You can check-in at 2.00 pm. only.

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