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Three J Guesthouse
Outstanding - the top spot in town
79 Ratchavitee Rd, Kamphaeng Phet
Kamphaeng Phet Province
Tel: (055) 713 129, (081) 887 4189
Fax: (055) 720 383
Email them at: threejguest@hotmail.com
Description
This is a great little guesthouse buried on a back-street in downtown Kamphaeng Phet, run by the likeable Mr Charin, who has an intoxicating enthusiasm for the province's tourism potential. He's a veritable wealth of fabulous information, so stay here and you'll be guaranteed of a great time. The 12 bungalows are spotlessly clean and comfortable; there’s 7 fan rooms and 5 air-con rooms, including one double (with two bedrooms). for families. Some of the fan rooms have shared facilities. The rooms are set in a compact but pleasant garden atmosphere, with plenty of chill out areas. Breakfast is available for 35B. Motorbikes and bicycles can be rented for 200B/50B per day respectively, and they’ll provide you with a comprehensive map. Mr Charin or his son James can pick up and drop off at the bus station, free of charge. Highly recommended. If you are in town for a while, Mr Charin also has a lodge in the Klong Lan National Park called Klong Mod Daeng Garden where you can stay or camp. There’s an abundance of hiking to be done there with abundant local hill tribes, as well as caves, fishing and generally soaking up the nature. Prices for the huts are 500b/night.
Dbl fan share b'room
200 THB (low season)
200 THB (high season)
Dbl fan private b'room
300 THB (low season)
300 THB (high season)
Dbl A/C private b'room
400 THB (low season)
400 THB (high season)
Added to Travelfish on: 2nd August, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 3rd September, 2007
Guest feedback
The best - 
By th5xe ( total comments: 5 
) Stayed here 11/2007
Superb in every way. Khun Charin will make you want to stay for weeks.
Simply the best -
By kittenpooh ( total comments: 2 ) Stayed here 2/2007
Staying with Mr Charin at the 3 J Guesthouse is truly like staying in a home away from home. Undoubtedly the most hospitable man in this hemisphere, he is a veritable mine of local information and will have you wanting to stay here forever.
In addition to his town guesthouse, he also opens his home in the national park up to those visitors he likes as a homestay - this is a fantastic place to go if you are given the opportunity. A slice of real rural Thailand which sees maybe a handful of farang in the course of a year. With waterfalls, caves, buddhist monasteries and untouched hill tribes (NOT like those commercialised peoples in the northern provinces) you can spend a good few days here on your bicycle or scooter (courtesy of Mr Charin) living the explorers dream. Welcome to Thailand.
mauris -
By maurislaird ( total comments: 3 ) Stayed here 6/2005
charin and his family will make you feel at home,truely the friendliest guest house in thailand.immaculate rooms,good food and bike rental to explore the ruins.well worth a visit.
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