4 Stars Hotels in Phetchabun Province, Thailand

Booked this with 2 friends together as we are on a road trip stayed here for 1 night only. The location of this hotel is only 17 mins away from Wat Phrathat Pha Sorn Kaew Therefore the price was very good for a night stay. As this area is in the mid mountain you will wake up with fresh air and beautiful views of greenery. Room is really spacious it would be even better if the interior deco is given a slightly modern touch while retaining its identity as the moment stepping into the room you will feel that you are back to 70’s Toilet amenities is basic ... no bed room slippers ready unless you request Oh and also you have to pay for utensils if you not not using in room dining service Lucky for us their set meal for dinner is superbly affordable for 3 course.

The room decoration is well done. You can lie down and admire the view of the mountains and trees. The smart TV has a large screen, perfect for lying down and relaxing. The room I got when I arrived was very good. I have a lot of ant problems. Causing you to change to another room. Which looked a bit older and the bathroom smelled. Breakfast may not be diverse. because it is arranged appropriately for the number of rooms Good service staff

It is not normal for me to book an adult only hotel but when I seen this one I thought I would give it a try to see if it made our stay any better, not that I dislike kids but they can make a relaxing break miserable for other people especially if the parents have no control or no interest about how there kids are behaving.We stayed at this hotel for two nights and both mornings when we went to breakfast there were kids running around the buffet the first day they were a little older and well behaved but the second day they had two under 6 who the parents had no control over at all running in and out through the tables almost causing an accident with a boiling kettle.It appears that although its falsely advertised as adults only on all the major hotel websites that its up to the management if they accept children or not.The resort itself is beautifully placed with magnificent views and pleasant gardens the rooms are spacious and clean with comfortable beds and nice linen the bathroom is huge and the towels are luxurious and anyone who likes mirrors this is the place for you beautiful big mirrors.There maintenance team needs to get there act together with the paint splashes around the room and the shower head and toilet seat being loose and an even more important one the boards that have been replaced on the walkway outside the rooms two that I seen in the section I was in stood 1” proud of the rest making them a trip risk.The breakfast buffet is good with a good selection of Euro and Thai food and a good selection of teas and coffees to me well worth the money, I would recommend the freshly made omelette.One very important point to make is that if you have any mobility problems this may not be the place for you as there are stairs everywhere even when they take you to your room in a shuttle bus or you telephone them to collect you which they do with no problem you still have to climb about 15 stairs to get to the pickup point. Normally at this point in my reviews I give my overall opinion this time is different so all I will say is that remember that its on the side of a mountain and there is a LOT of stairs if you’re fit enough then overall it’s a great hotel with good service and friendly staff.Note; you will need your own transport to get around this area.

Location not central at all but good restaurant available. Had lunch and dinner in-house -both very good. Breakfast is adequate but disco music spoils it all - why not relax in the garden setting and listen to the birds instead ...... Room spacious, bathroom with a great pressure shower but water gets far too hot- not only dangerous but also a total waste of energy. TV has over 50 channels - None of which are in English - not very suitable for international clientele.No spare toilet roll, two hangers only but worst of all no chair / no desk if one wants to work. Overall a good hotel with potential needing professional eyes for details. Staff is friendly and try their best even thought they lack basic knowledge of English

There's nothing much to see in Phetchabun itself, but this hotel seems to have made a really unexpected discovery. I was very satisfied with the bedding, bathroom and bathtub, and I had a comfortable day.

Accommodation with a very beautiful view The atmosphere is very good. The receptionist takes care of and provides very good service. All the food is delicious. (I recommend the grilled pork. It's very delicious. The set is so big that 4 people can't eat it all.) Breakfast, if it's not a buffet, the resort will prepare American Breakfast & rice porridge for you. The only downside is that the refrigerator in the room broke on the day of the stay. The advice is to arrive at the accommodation no later than the evening. Because the entrance road is quite dark and rough, you should prepare mosquito spray or repellent to carry with you. Because during the night there are quite a lot of mosquitoes and insects.

This was my first visit to this region (Khao Kho), near Pitsanulok. I drove my own car there and it was quite a difficult drive, being such a mountainous area (but with some amazing views too). Nearing the Stratus 1 resort, we could see many ‘resorts’ scattered over the mountain and hillsides, with many having similar dome/igloo type tent accommodations. On arrival at the resort we checked in and were shown to our ‘tent’. Inside was a bed, a small table and chairs set, an air conditioner, plus (oddly enough) – an electric massage chair - and then behind the bed – a washbasin and toilet, plus a shower cubicle, all separated from the bed by a ¾ height partition behind the bed. What did strike us immediately was that the entrance door lock had been broken and repaired several times and was in a very bad state of repair currently, barely held on to the (broken plastic) frame by two ill-fitting screws. (see pic) As we looked around the other ‘tents’, we could see that some had an outdoor bathtub (with curtains) and some had an outside toilet cubicle with shower. Some had a seating area on the roof of the toilet/shower. There was not much privacy around any of the ‘tents’ externally. It was instantly clear that the attraction of this resort (and probably the others too) was the novelty value of staying in a ‘tent’ or ‘igloo’ or ‘dome’ – whatever, and also the view of the surrounding mountain ranges, which were lovely views (until it got dark – then complete blackness) Our deal included a barbeque style, set evening meal (no drinks included) and the staff told us that drinks or additional snacks could be purchased up to 8pm only. After 8pm – everything would close (and they mean EVERYTHING). Most people in neighboring tents seemed to be having the set barbeque deal but strangely enough the staff told everyone, that nobody would collect the used equipment etc./ uneaten food or leftovers until the following morning. At 8pm the whole resort shut down and of course it was (VERY) dark also and there was zero views of the surrounding area or mountains – everything was completely black. The rooms did not come with a TV, so as you can imagine, there is not an awful lot to do after 8pm. The tent/igloo itself was large enough to accommodate a double bed and a small table and chairs, but not much else. The clear window to the front viewpoint (during daylight) was actually difficult to see out of, due to aging of the plastic ‘windows’, which made it difficult to see through the (once) clear plastic. The bed was most certainly on the hard side, but after the days long drive to reach the resort, that was certainly not a problem. The shower was adequate with hot and cold water, although the shower gel dispenser mounted next to the shower was broken and completely inoperative. The toilet was also adequate and worked satisfactory, as did the small sink next to it (although there was a large crack in the sink). Breakfast the following morning was pretty standa

The accommodation is very cute, spacious, and the amenities in the accommodation are quite complete. The service is excellent. The employees are friendly. If you inform them of anything, they quickly change and fix it immediately. The owner took good care of him and was extremely friendly, giving him ripe papayas, bananas, and flower plants to take home as well. The atmosphere is very good. In the morning there is full of fog. Plus, the accommodation has a spot to go up and look at the stars and admire the view of the fog. It's very good. The breakfast was very delicious. Going to stay this time is considered very impressive. If I have the opportunity to go to that area again, I will definitely go back and stay again. I recommend everyone to come and stay a lot.

Booked this with 2 friends together as we are on a road trip stayed here for 1 night only. The location of this hotel is only 17 mins away from Wat Phrathat Pha Sorn Kaew Therefore the price was very good for a night stay. As this area is in the mid mountain you will wake up with fresh air and beautiful views of greenery. Room is really spacious it would be even better if the interior deco is given a slightly modern touch while retaining its identity as the moment stepping into the room you will feel that you are back to 70’s Toilet amenities is basic ... no bed room slippers ready unless you request Oh and also you have to pay for utensils if you not not using in room dining service Lucky for us their set meal for dinner is superbly affordable for 3 course.

The room decoration is well done. You can lie down and admire the view of the mountains and trees. The smart TV has a large screen, perfect for lying down and relaxing. The room I got when I arrived was very good. I have a lot of ant problems. Causing you to change to another room. Which looked a bit older and the bathroom smelled. Breakfast may not be diverse. because it is arranged appropriately for the number of rooms Good service staff

It is not normal for me to book an adult only hotel but when I seen this one I thought I would give it a try to see if it made our stay any better, not that I dislike kids but they can make a relaxing break miserable for other people especially if the parents have no control or no interest about how there kids are behaving.We stayed at this hotel for two nights and both mornings when we went to breakfast there were kids running around the buffet the first day they were a little older and well behaved but the second day they had two under 6 who the parents had no control over at all running in and out through the tables almost causing an accident with a boiling kettle.It appears that although its falsely advertised as adults only on all the major hotel websites that its up to the management if they accept children or not.The resort itself is beautifully placed with magnificent views and pleasant gardens the rooms are spacious and clean with comfortable beds and nice linen the bathroom is huge and the towels are luxurious and anyone who likes mirrors this is the place for you beautiful big mirrors.There maintenance team needs to get there act together with the paint splashes around the room and the shower head and toilet seat being loose and an even more important one the boards that have been replaced on the walkway outside the rooms two that I seen in the section I was in stood 1” proud of the rest making them a trip risk.The breakfast buffet is good with a good selection of Euro and Thai food and a good selection of teas and coffees to me well worth the money, I would recommend the freshly made omelette.One very important point to make is that if you have any mobility problems this may not be the place for you as there are stairs everywhere even when they take you to your room in a shuttle bus or you telephone them to collect you which they do with no problem you still have to climb about 15 stairs to get to the pickup point. Normally at this point in my reviews I give my overall opinion this time is different so all I will say is that remember that its on the side of a mountain and there is a LOT of stairs if you’re fit enough then overall it’s a great hotel with good service and friendly staff.Note; you will need your own transport to get around this area.

There's nothing much to see in Phetchabun itself, but this hotel seems to have made a really unexpected discovery. I was very satisfied with the bedding, bathroom and bathtub, and I had a comfortable day.

Accommodation with a very beautiful view The atmosphere is very good. The receptionist takes care of and provides very good service. All the food is delicious. (I recommend the grilled pork. It's very delicious. The set is so big that 4 people can't eat it all.) Breakfast, if it's not a buffet, the resort will prepare American Breakfast & rice porridge for you. The only downside is that the refrigerator in the room broke on the day of the stay. The advice is to arrive at the accommodation no later than the evening. Because the entrance road is quite dark and rough, you should prepare mosquito spray or repellent to carry with you. Because during the night there are quite a lot of mosquitoes and insects.

This was my first visit to this region (Khao Kho), near Pitsanulok. I drove my own car there and it was quite a difficult drive, being such a mountainous area (but with some amazing views too). Nearing the Stratus 1 resort, we could see many ‘resorts’ scattered over the mountain and hillsides, with many having similar dome/igloo type tent accommodations. On arrival at the resort we checked in and were shown to our ‘tent’. Inside was a bed, a small table and chairs set, an air conditioner, plus (oddly enough) – an electric massage chair - and then behind the bed – a washbasin and toilet, plus a shower cubicle, all separated from the bed by a ¾ height partition behind the bed. What did strike us immediately was that the entrance door lock had been broken and repaired several times and was in a very bad state of repair currently, barely held on to the (broken plastic) frame by two ill-fitting screws. (see pic) As we looked around the other ‘tents’, we could see that some had an outdoor bathtub (with curtains) and some had an outside toilet cubicle with shower. Some had a seating area on the roof of the toilet/shower. There was not much privacy around any of the ‘tents’ externally. It was instantly clear that the attraction of this resort (and probably the others too) was the novelty value of staying in a ‘tent’ or ‘igloo’ or ‘dome’ – whatever, and also the view of the surrounding mountain ranges, which were lovely views (until it got dark – then complete blackness) Our deal included a barbeque style, set evening meal (no drinks included) and the staff told us that drinks or additional snacks could be purchased up to 8pm only. After 8pm – everything would close (and they mean EVERYTHING). Most people in neighboring tents seemed to be having the set barbeque deal but strangely enough the staff told everyone, that nobody would collect the used equipment etc./ uneaten food or leftovers until the following morning. At 8pm the whole resort shut down and of course it was (VERY) dark also and there was zero views of the surrounding area or mountains – everything was completely black. The rooms did not come with a TV, so as you can imagine, there is not an awful lot to do after 8pm. The tent/igloo itself was large enough to accommodate a double bed and a small table and chairs, but not much else. The clear window to the front viewpoint (during daylight) was actually difficult to see out of, due to aging of the plastic ‘windows’, which made it difficult to see through the (once) clear plastic. The bed was most certainly on the hard side, but after the days long drive to reach the resort, that was certainly not a problem. The shower was adequate with hot and cold water, although the shower gel dispenser mounted next to the shower was broken and completely inoperative. The toilet was also adequate and worked satisfactory, as did the small sink next to it (although there was a large crack in the sink). Breakfast the following morning was pretty standa

The accommodation is very cute, spacious, and the amenities in the accommodation are quite complete. The service is excellent. The employees are friendly. If you inform them of anything, they quickly change and fix it immediately. The owner took good care of him and was extremely friendly, giving him ripe papayas, bananas, and flower plants to take home as well. The atmosphere is very good. In the morning there is full of fog. Plus, the accommodation has a spot to go up and look at the stars and admire the view of the fog. It's very good. The breakfast was very delicious. Going to stay this time is considered very impressive. If I have the opportunity to go to that area again, I will definitely go back and stay again. I recommend everyone to come and stay a lot.

Location not central at all but good restaurant available. Had lunch and dinner in-house -both very good. Breakfast is adequate but disco music spoils it all - why not relax in the garden setting and listen to the birds instead ...... Room spacious, bathroom with a great pressure shower but water gets far too hot- not only dangerous but also a total waste of energy. TV has over 50 channels - None of which are in English - not very suitable for international clientele.No spare toilet roll, two hangers only but worst of all no chair / no desk if one wants to work. Overall a good hotel with potential needing professional eyes for details. Staff is friendly and try their best even thought they lack basic knowledge of English