12 Moo 1, Centre of the village opposite the bus stop T: (053) 617 213, (084) 948 0777, (089) 757 9555 F: (053) 617 039
jjlemonhill@hotmail.com
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Lemon Hill has seen a bit of a make-over since we were last here and perhaps with the domestic market in mind has added some air-con units, fixed up some of their better chalets, slapped a coat of (yes, lemon coloured) paint on and upped the price a bit.
They do have a fantastic decking area overlooking the river but Lemon Hill’s best point is its convenient location directly opposite the bus stop. The air-con chalets are certainly nice though not cheap (and for most of the year you don’t need air-con in Soppong anyway), but the fan rooms are more functional than anything else and every time we’ve visited service has been, to put it politely, a bit slack. The restaurant is best considered self-service; otherwise you’re going to wait a long time for a drink.
Lemon Hill also has a coffee shop and WiFi. It’s not a bad back-up if all else is full or you’re feeling too lazy to walk further.
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Walk-in rates at Lemon Hill House
Type of room, low and high season prices
Bungalow fan private bathroom
Bungalow air-con private bathroom
Room: Bungalow fan private bathroom, low season: 400 baht, high season 500 baht. Notes:
Room: Bungalow air-con private bathroom, low season: 1,000 baht, high season 1,500 baht. Notes:
Where is Lemon Hill House
Lemon Hill House
12 Moo 1, Centre of the village opposite the bus stop
T: (053) 617 213, (084) 948 0777, (089) 757 9555 F: (053) 617 039
jjlemonhill@hotmail.com
Coordinates (for GPS): 98º15'15.13" E, 19º30'57.64" N
Room rates: Under 600B
