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Region: Northern Thailand> Province: Mae Hong Son> Location: Pai
Amy's Earth House
Chilled out Adobe huts in an outlying village
Baan Mae Khong (follow the signs!)
Mae Hong Son Province
Tel: (086) 190 2394
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Description
A few kilometres out of Pai is the small village of Baan Mae Khong, just behind the airport runway. Follow the signs through the village and you'll find yourself at Amy's Earth House, a small cluster of seven Adobe (mud) huts set around a small restaurant/sala. The rooms are well finished, with coloured glass bottles set into the wall to create funky lighting, and a large open bathroom. Although adobe is a type of mud construction, it is similar in finish to a cement hut, only that it's far more environmentally friendly, and arguably stays cool for longer in the sun. The management plan to build a two floor tree house for chilling out which should be finished by late 2007. A great place to stay if you like to walk -- plenty of local villages nearby, and Mo Paeng waterfall is only three kilometres away.
Bungalow fan private b'room
300 THB (low season)
300 THB (high season)
200B for a single
Added to Travelfish on: 27th December, 2007
Last visited or updated on: 27th December, 2007
Guest feedback
Awesome! - 
By sjocolaatje ( total comments: 1 
) Stayed here 11/2008
If you have a chance, go to Amy's earth house. They now have an awesome chill out tree house for chilling out. Management is nice, if you can get Amy to play guitar for/with you, you'll be hooked :-)
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