Baan Pai Village

Great deal in town centre

Photo of Baan Pai Village, 88 Tesaban Road, Pai. , Pai

What we say: 4.5 stars

Located at the Chaisongkran end of the street -- just opposite Cafe Paille -- Baan Pai Village is an excellent spot and within its range one of the best deals in the centre of town. It's central but quiet with good rooms, friendly staff and excellent facilities. The reception area is spacious and nicely done out with a teak finish. Internet service is available plus all the usual info. Out the front is their excellent Poppies restaurant and wine bar, which claims to serve the cheapest glass of wine in Pai. The food is good too, with well done local and Western favourites. Behind this, in an admittedly cramped garden, are comfortable and well appointed chalets -- all with small balconies and en suite showers, attractively finished in bamboo and teak with traditional leaf roofs. The lush and dense garden successfully creates the impression of the chalets being in the middle of a manicured jungle rather than squeezed onto a slightly too small piece of land. Paths and ponds break up the vegetation. The resort doesn't quite reach the river but it's only a short walk away. The same crew runs Ban Pai Riverside opposite, plus an out of town one, Ban Pai Mountain. We reckon Ban Pai Village is their best value for money site.

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Contact details:

88 Tesaban Road, Pai.  T: (053) 698 152, (081) 827 7047 F: (053) 699 057  
Email them at: reservation@baanpaivillage.com
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What we were quoted

Type of room Low season High season Notes
Bungalow air-con private b'room 1,000 THB 1,400 THB
Bungalow fan private b'room 550 THB 1,000 THB

Added to Travelfish on: 26th December, 2007
Last visited or updated on: 7th August, 2009

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