Search

Photo: Scenery near Doi Inthanon.

Photo of National Park accommodationNational Park accommodation

If you need an early start

Khun Klang village, Chom Thong district T: (053) 286 729 

National Park accommodation

Our rating:

Quick links
Our review | Walk-in rates | Address | Map

The official national park accommodation is variously sized chalets ranging from three people rooms through to larger eight-room buildings.

Agoda coupon: Get an extra 7% off selected properties with the coupon code
“Tfishpromo”
Photo of National Park accommodation
The bungalows are perfectly adequate -- they come with hot showers, are fan-cooled and are set just off the road in a grove of trees -- but overall we’ve seen much smaller and less frequented national parks with much better facilities. There is also a campsite. The accommodation is found 500 metres back down Route 1284 in the Hmong village of Khun Klang, around 7 kilometres from the main park entrance. The park administrative buildings are just west of the village. Fortunately the village is very close by since there are no restaurant facilities with the chalets.

By


Walk-in rates at National Park accommodation

Type of room
Low
High
Type of room, low and high season prices
Bungalow fan private bathroom
1,000 baht
1,000 baht
Three-room chalet (sleeps six): 2,500 baht. Two-room chalet (sleeps eight): 3,000 baht. Eight-room chalet: 6,500 baht.
Room: Bungalow fan private bathroom, low season: 1,000 baht, high season 1,000 baht. Notes: Three-room chalet (sleeps six): 2,500 baht. Two-room chalet (sleeps eight): 3,000 baht. Eight-room chalet: 6,500 baht.

Where is National Park accommodation

National Park accommodation
Khun Klang village, Chom Thong district
T: (053) 286 729 
Coordinates (for GPS): 98º31'19.3" E, 18º32'10.68" N
Room rates: 600B to 1,500B

Map for National Park accommodation

Open in Apple Maps | Open in Google Maps

Other places to stay

See below for more places to stay in Doi Inthanon that are listed on Travelfish.org:


Top of page



Like what you see? Then you’ll love our newsletter

The Travelfish newsletter is sent out every Monday and is jammed full of free advice for travel in Southeast Asia. You can see past issues here.



Where to next?

Where are you planning on heading to after Doi Inthanon? Here are some spots commonly visited from here, or click here to see a full destination list for Thailand.


Top of page