Hotels Near The Slavic Quarter Pai in Pai

Of all the pluses of the hotel I can only mark the pool and location of the hotel. All the rest is minus. The hotel is old, in the room is broken showers, the sockets are broken, the carnisses are broken, feared to touch anything so that it doesn't fall, all the twisted.. But the most important minus is the hearing in the rooms! We couldn't sleep, screaming down in the bar until the night, then the neighbors returned. In general, even for this money, wouldn't have returned.

Arguably one of the best hostels we’ve ever stayed in worldwide! Location is excellent, only 5 min walk to the main street including night market. Beds are comfortable, and dorm beds are equipped with curtain, shelf, huge locker storage, plug sockets conveniently placed and two lights above your bed. Wi-Fi works absolutely brilliantly throughout the entire hostel including in the room. Pool is spotlessly clean and there were always enough sun beds. Staff are very friendly and helpful, and can assist with booking tours (e.g tubing) and buses to Chiang Mai. We didn’t eat the food but it looked fantastic and affordable. Overall, perfect place to stay in Pai!

Not a bad place to stay for a couple of nights. It’s within walking distance of the main downtown area of Pai. Good little local restaurants nearby. Easy to find across the street from the Purple Gorilla Backpackers. The shower floor looked pretty grungy (flip flops were provided) and the WiFi strength was sketchy. But the shower water pressure was good, the a/c worked well and the bed/pillows were comfortable. It cost $27/night for 3 of us. The front desk spoke some English. Coffee and tea available in the lobby in the mornings. No restaurant or breakfast provided. Room included a fridge.

The hotel is not big, and there are several rooms that seem to have not been renovated. It is about one kilometer away from the bus station. The key points are the advantages: 1. The service of the hotel is very good. There is a young man who can speak Chinese to take care of the pick-up and drop-off, which is convenient for entering and leaving; 2. The waiters are very enthusiastic, and the Chinese brother explained to us for a long time with the map; 3. The breakfast is rich, with rice noodles, fried rice noodles, various fruit juices, and the taste is not bad; 4. We are the only Chinese in the whole hotel. Sunrise came to have breakfast, and there were only seven of us; 5. We booked a room on the first floor where we could go boating directly, and the price was only 500 (RMB), with free fruit and afternoon tea.

Nice hotel situated near to the main walking street in Pai. Our ground floor room was spacious with a large bed and lovely terrace overlooking the pool. The toilet and shower were a little bit claustrophobic. The pool was clean at the start of our stay however turned a murky green colour in the last days.

It is situated rather far away from the walking street but made up by the free transport arrangement to bring guests to and back from the town centre where eateries and bars are located. The single pro and con are both related to its location and accessibility. Furthermore, from the micro perspective, accessibility is also about within the premises. It is certainly not wheel chair friendly and those carrying luggages should avoid upper floor as it is staircase only. In fact I think the hotel management should advise its customers that they should not bring their luggage along to check in but after checking in at the counter, then bring the luggage via the carpark slop, to avoid climbing steps to reach their rooms My second take on this lace is that while it is named a resort and indeed its external environment is a resort like setting, the rooms need to maintain a certain degree of upkeep in housekeeping. The bathroom is certain ly below expectation - at best 2-star. I am not sure why the handle of the shower is made entire of metal as when hot water passes through it, it is quite impossible to hold it without being “burned”. The water pressure of the heater is inconsistent thus resulted in uneven passing out of hot water, making balancing a continuous fussing game. It is such a pity that such minus issues are overlooked by the hotel management which may affect retuning customers.

After a long period of epidemic, I finally came back and stayed at my beloved hotel again. I love the environment, scenery, and food as much as ever, so much so that I dragged my friends to stay in the hotel for 24 hours. When I went out, I felt that I didn't want to book a room here.

While this is 20 mins walk or 5 min drive away from the main walking street, the tranquil surroundings aid in peaceful sleep apart from a few roosters crowing in the morning. The hotel is very safe as the owner will lock it up with an electronic locker from 11pm. Cozy and not crowded at all....with 7 eleven nearby as well. The owner is a really nice and honest chap who passed me back money that i accidentally dropped at the resort. The space may be tiny but for a solo traveller, it was gd. The room is clean and bed relatively comfortable. But the shower heater doesnt seem to work well. The staff are warm and friendly. While the breakfast is simple, it has a good home cooked meal. And yes it is just next door to Pai Yoga Shala a lovely yoga studio run and owned by nice Thai lady. Dropped in for a nice yoga class in the morning and enjoyed the vinyasa class.

Absolutely stunning! I had a wonderful three night stay, by myself (female), in a standard villa. The resort grounds are well kept while maintaining a natural feeling. The mountainous views from my room, the pool and the breakfast area were divine! It was quiet and peaceful, exactly what I needed. Enjoyed walking around at sunset. The staff were unbelievably kind, accommodating and attentive. Breakfast was included along with drinking water and fresh towels. They made my breakfast vegan for me upon request. Can’t beat fresh mango and banana every morning! My room was clean with working amenities including fan, air conditioner, how shower and fridge. There were little benches to sit out front, which could have been a little wider, so I enjoyed the hammock instead. The pool is big, beautiful and when I was there was perfectly very clean. I felt comfortable swimming and sitting on the pool chairs. The resort is located ten minuets outside of town and the staff will drive you in and out of town, free of charge. I wanted to be away from town but still accessible and that’s exactly what I got. There are some places along the main road you can walk to (or bike to , you can borrow a bike), such as Coffee in Love. When I arrived at the bus station I called and they directed me to turn right and head a few mins down the walking street and wait at the 7-11 on the corner. This is where I was dropped off and picked up other times I went into town. When the walking street was open to cars they drove me right to the bus station to leave. It’s definitely on the older side, but that didn’t take away from my experience.. it added to it! I felt so at home and well taken care of the whole time. My entire stay was 10/10 and I would definitely return again.

This resort is perfectly located a few short miles from the busy activity of Pai town and major tourist attractions. The bungalows are spread across the landscaped terraces, separated by flowering trees and fish ponds. The resort sits among the rice fields of the Pai River valley, with views of mountain ranges on two sides. The setting is peaceful -- with the sounds of tree frogs, wild birds, geckos and the occasional farm animal providing a natural orchestra. The new owner, Vanda, is a fantastic hostess and goes out of her way to make sure your stay is comfortable and you have the information you need to make the most out of Pai's many attractions. In Jan 2023 the resort installed new, spring mattresses and upgraded internet service and wifi technology to the best available in Thailand. The free, high-speed wifi service is available resort-wide, making the Pond Terrace a perfect shared workspace for digital nomads and those traveling for work. The breakfast options (included in the price) included Muesli with yogurt or honey, French Toast, or full American Breakfast. Fresh tropical fruit from local farms is included with each. Finally, the coffee options included American coffee, espresso, cappuccino, latte made from freshly ground coffee beans from northern Thailand. We have lived and travelled in Thailand for 8 years. This resort ticks all the boxes! We will return--often!