Umphang
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Umphang
There are only a handful of spots really worth considering in Umphang. The budget guesthouses are concentrated around the centre of the village, while the more pricey resorts are on the roads leading out of town.
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Garden Huts
Riverside delights in the garden of Eden
Riverside
T: (055) 561 093;Garden Huts is our pick of the bunch in Umphang, because it has a bit of everything. Set aside a small stream some of the rooms have river views, but those that don't are still surrounded by gorgeous ... View details
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Phu Doi Camping
Newly made, organised and efficient
637 Moo 1, Phudoi, Umphang
T: (055) 561 049;Phu Doi is possibly the best option to stay in Umphang if you've nothing booked and are simply turning up. There's 25 rooms available, varying in size and bed count, all set within a couple of large ... View details
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Umphang Hill Resort
Cheap digs on the hill
53 Moo 6, Umphang
T: (055) 561 063;The majority of guests here are pre-booked on one of Umphang Hill's tours, but they welcome walk-in trade as well. The huts are positioned close together at various points on the hill, but ... View details
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Umpang House
Well spaced out, basic huts
Umphang village
T: (055) 561 073;Umphang House has plenty of grounds so the huts are well spaced out and the surrounding garden provides some good shade on a hot day. The bungalows are pleasant but a tad dated, so it's best to check ... View details
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Trekker Hill
Slightly worn but plenty of character
Umphang village
T: (055) 561 090;Trekker Hill is another decent option for backpackers, with 5 laid back rooms perched on the hill with glimpses of a good view through the trees. The rooms here are A-frame style bungalows and ... View details
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