Py Aoy Long Stay

A perfect writer/artist retreat

Photo of Py Aoy Long Stay, Moo 7, Bang Nam Phueng, Phra Phradaeng. , Phra Phradaeng

What we say: 3.5 stars

Set towards the end of a leafy road just southwest of Bang Nam Phueng, Py Aoy Longstay offers basic but comfy bungalows in a peaceful locale. All wood bungalows come with air-con, mosquito nets, plenty of windows, TVs, basic hot water bathrooms and semi-private front porches that struck us as the perfect place to jot down some lines in a journal. Though the cheaper rooms in the front are fine, we'd go for the slightly more expensive versions out back, which are perched over a shallow pond and surrounded by lush foliage. Mosquitoes could be an issue here in the evenings, but the relaxed family who runs the place will offer mosquito coils. Free WiFi is available, as are bicycles for 50 baht per day. It's a short bike ride from Bang Nam Phueng market if you're here on a weekend, but Py Aoy does have a small cafe with a basic Thai food menu to those not wanting to venture out.

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Contact details:

Moo 7, Bang Nam Phueng, Phra Phradaeng.  T: (028) 150 377, (086) 882 4753 
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Usually found exploring Bangkok's side streets or south Thailand's islands, David Luekens is an American freelance writer & photographer who finds everyday life in Asia to be extraordinary. You can follow his travails here.

What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Bungalow air-con private b'room 700 THB 700 THB Upto 800 baht

Added to Travelfish on: 16th September, 2012
Last visited or updated on: 12th October, 2012

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