Hotel berhampiran Suan Ton Baramee Aranwas Bureau of Meditation, Khao Kho District

ที่พักน่ารักมาก กว้าง สิ่งอำนวยความสะดวกในที่พักค่อนข้างครบครัน การบริการดีเยี่ยมน้องพนักงานเป็นกันเองแจ้งอะไรรีบเปลี่ยนและแก้ไขให้ทันที เจ้าของก็ดูแลดีมากเป็นกันเองสุดๆ ให้มะละกอสุก กล้วย และต้นดอกไม้กลับบ้านด้วยนะ บรรยากาศดีสุดๆเลยตอนเช้ามีหมอกเต็มเลยแถมที่พักมีจุดให้ขึ้นไปส่องดูดาวและชมวิวชมหมอกด้วยดีสุดๆ อาหารเช้าก็น่าทานมาก ไปพักในครั้งนี้ถือว่าประทับใจมากๆเลยค่ะ ถ้ามีโอกาสได้ไปแถวนั้นอีกจะกลับไปพักอีกแน่นอน แนะนำทุกคนเลยค่ะมาพักกันเยอะๆนะคะ

Nice modern clean rooms , huge bathroom - but with no tub - just empty space & mirrors. Basic amenities - but no safe or hair dryer. Nice view from restaurant area , & reasonable breakfast buffet on offer - though everything was cold and coffee machine was kaput during our stay. There is a shuttle available to take you closer to your room from the car park / check-in area- but still be prepared for many flights of stairs. Visibility at night down the stairs is not great - bring a flashlight!

ต้อนรับ และให้บริการดี อีกทั้งขณะเข้าพัก ให้คำแนะนำและแนะนำร้านอาหารพร้อมสถานที่ท่องเที่ยวดีค่ะ ห้องกว้าง สะอาด ติดอย่างเดียวผ้าขนหนูสีดำมันเป็นขลุยเยอะไปค่ะ

ข้อดี อยู่บนทำเลที่ดี ใกล้แหล่งท่องเที่ยว ห้องพักสะอาดดี ข้อสังเกต มีอาหารเช้า (ข้าวต้ม ใส่ถุง) ให้ทาน อาหารเย็น มีเนื้อย่างเป็นตัวเลือก ราคาชุดเล็ก 400+ ชุดใหญ่ 500+ มีจานชามและอ่างล้างจานบริการ อยากได้น้ำแข็ง หาซื้อได้ด้านนอก ก่อนเข้าที่พัก ที่พักมีบริเวณส่วนตัวนิดหน่อย 4/10

The hotel was very clean and tidy. Its staff were very friendly and attentive especially with our 93 year old mother who was encountering walking difficulties. It could be much better if its services operated 24 hours a day, especially those of front office. Ms. Uu, one of its receptionists, was exceptionally good and very helpful. She could find a masseur from outside when our mother needed a massage service.

Although it is not at the top of Khao Kho, the view was really pretty where the owners didn't turn it into an extremely commerical area, there were still more greens than building. However, if it does rain at night, you are in for a challenge; keep the kamikaze light flies from entering your room (trust me - they infested everything in the room, including the bed!!!) A simple & fast hack is to lay toilet paper to block all the entry areas (eg: window & sliding door openings, any loopholes that was caused by wear & tear) & turn off all the lights when you sleep. The night flies will kamikaze themselves outside anyways.

Stayed in the Hillside rooms. Comfortable , simple clean room with balcony . The resort is nice , service was good. Breakfast was more Thai style with some fried eggs and bread corner , cornflakes etc. Parking is available. Wifi also available. Connected is the adventure park for activities and peak to take pictures .

A really nice place to stay, not far from town and all the attractions. Lovely big room with all you need and great views from your hill side villa. A large electric cart is available for transportation around the resort Friendly helpful staff , a nice big swimming pool and a great breakfast spread in the morning

3rd time here ever since it opened around 2015. Only 5 exclusive units that looked onto the twin ridges of the fog shrouded mountains in the national park. A lot has changed over the years. The stylish café above has now expanded. There is now a restaurant block cast in glass and a new hotel rendered in grey like a Star Trek Borg Cube is now under construction by this same establishment. There is also now a parking lot and still, all these developments are not able to cope with the marauding horde of weekend and holiday crowds. This mountain where Pino Latte stands had gain popularity at an exponential rate. With popularity then comes unrestrained developments by other investors. There are multiple resorts encroaching on this once desolated mountain. There is one big Chinese restaurant further up the narrow road. I used to gaze out from behind our unit in Pino Latte back in 2015. It was only pleasant green and the two futuristic star-dock structures of the café above. Now as I gazed the surrounding, it is a chaotic clutter of property un-synch with the once mystical avant-garde vibes which the lone Pino Latte used to offer. I still like Pino Latte even though the price for a night’s stay is rather extravagant. On the right day with the right combination of climatic events, misty fog mask out the new eyesores that were constructed in recent years. And rooms are well maintained, they did not deteriorate too much in this humid environment from the first 2 times I was here. Breakfast is now served in the restaurant block instead of the common café where public guest aplenty. Ala-carte styled, perfect scrambled eggs and grilled asparagus I had. We also had the boiled rice which was served centerstage in a large dim sum bamboo basket surrounded by an assortment of condiments. The food layout was certainly trendy. All good things said, the noncontrollable factor of stampeding weekend crowds plus the excessive destruction of surrounding nature probably means this is the last time I am going to be here. This region has lost her magical touch. I wish we can turn back the clock, but we know we can’t.