Pana Huts
Charming wooden bungalows in a rural spot
What we say: 
The wooden bungalows at Pana occupy a quiet spot quite a way out of Mae Hong Son. The rooms are average size, with attractive design features like wooden slat windows looking out on narrow balconies, and 'natural' bathrooms with tropical plants and stone. The huts are set in a cultured jungle, with banana plants and palms in abundance. Friendly staff serve food and drinks and offer tour services from their open-air restaurant, while a campfire creates atmosphere on cold winter nights. If you're looking for cable TV and breakfast in bed then look elsewhere, but if you want to experience a truly rustic and authentic jungle vibe you can beat Pana. Miss Thai, the host, is a friendly character who will only add to your enjoyment.
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Mae Hong Son. T: (053) 614 331, (06) 772 8502Visit website
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dbl fan private b'room | 300 THB | 600 THB | |
| Bungalow fan private b'room | 400 THB | 750 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 11th April, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 4th September, 2009
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Read Pana Huts reviews
Rated 4.5 out of 5
Based on 3 ratings and 3 reviews
A beautiful place to stay
At first sight my opinion was ''oops, quite expensive for a bamboo hut'' BUT the huts are really nice, tastefully decorated with good bathrooms, good bed, mosquito net... really cosy, set in a beautiful garden so I decided to stay. And surely did not regret it. The owner is one of the friendliest people I've met in Thailand and I really felt like an old friend visiting, not like a customer. It is a 15 to 20 minutes walk to the center of MHS, which is not too bad, but the best is of course to have your own transport.
Pana Huts reviewed by corto (Total reviews: 1) on
An oasis in he dust and heat a
Stayed here in low season when it was smoky and hot, but the price was right (400 baht,) and Thai (The host) was fantastic. Thai welcomed us with cold drinks, fruit and had time for a chat. She is very knowledgeable about the surrounding area. The bungalows were exceptionally clean and are well decorated and thought out. I'd recommend it to anyone when the trees are green and the season is high.
Pana Huts reviewed by krvegan (Total reviews: 2) on
very nice guesthouse
Miss Srithai runs her new Panahuts guesthouse very well. 'Pana' means forest, so, the super clean bungalows are situated in a beautifull jungle-like garden. 600 bath/night, (breakfast included) is not cheap, but the quality of room and breakfast is high standard, with a marvellous nice open air bathroom. A 15 min. walk to the citycenter is disavantage, but in recompense, you can enjoy a splendid scenery.
Pana Huts reviewed by paulsuzanne (Total reviews: 15) on