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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.

The location is excellent, you need to change slippers upstairs, it feels very comfortable and clean. The room and bathroom are large. The floor-to-ceiling windows have good vision. The service attitude of the hotel is very good, the breakfast is perfect, the environment is beautiful, suitable for long stay, and the price is very high.

When we arrived at the hotel and checked in, the front desk had to charge the room fee at the beginning, and repeatedly told them that we had already paid online, and I didn’t know if we didn’t understand if we kept asking us to pay the room fee. After half a day of communication, she called to confirm that there was no charge . The exterior design of the house is very flavorful and unique, and the surrounding environment is very quiet, that is, the toilets are simply decorated and surrounded by big green trees and big ants that can sting people. The breakfast was very good. It seemed simple but balanced in nutrition. The lean meat porridge was very in line with Chinese tastes. The taste was good. The waiters were very enthusiastic and attentive. They knew we were going to the station for a ride and sent us to the station! The location is a little bit far away from the county seat. It is a pity that it is not convenient to go out to visit the night market at night. Sitting in the yard and having breakfast in the morning is great!

Bura Lumpai was a wonderful place to stay. Me and my boyfriend spent a week there, our room was huge, as was the balcony, and the resort is full of beautiful little houses and stylish bungalows. Good WiFi and huge, comfortable beds. The place is clean and quiet, a perfect getaway from city life and within reach of Pai centre. The resort offers a free pick up service that will take you to town and pick you up if you need, which was a lovely gesture. The staff are friendly and leave you to yourselves while always keeping your room clean and stocked with water. The location is a little far from town but close to such tourist attractions as Pai Canyon, rice fields and Memorial Bridge, as well as the hot springs. The pool is also lovely and clean! The only minus for me was the restaurant on site which seemed to always be out of one thing or another, and I would not recommend the smoothies there. Apart from that, more than satisfied :) thank you!

I enjoyed my three days here. It is well located in the city center, the rooms are modernly decorated, very clean and free wifi. The first floor is very beautiful, with a large wooden pavilion in the middle, with comfortable cushions and a variety of books. The waiters were friendly and helpful, especially Neung, very enthusiastic (on the map) to point us out the places to play inside and outside the hotel. She is very talented and really makes me feel welcome and cherished. I will definitely come back later.

A pleasant relaxed place in Pai to enjoy together. It is here peaceful, very green and friendly staff! It was no problem to book another night on the same day. In the morning we got another banana offered from their own garden, we are all fans!

Giving this house a full 5 points is not to say that it is perfect, but to think that the price is really good in all aspects. The hotel is a few minutes walk away from the Aya bus station. The 7 of us had a lot of luggage. We called the hotel reception and immediately sent someone to pick us up. It is not on the main road, and it feels very quiet like a small paradise. There is a river in front of the hotel. Sitting in the open lobby of the hotel, the wind is blowing slowly, making it particularly comfortable. There is a small swimming pool, very beautiful, the water has a slight salty taste, each room is a small single-family house, there is a balcony at the door, it is still very clean, not bad in all aspects. It is also very close to the night market, but it does not include breakfast. I especially like the green plants in the hotel, like a garden.

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.

The villa is beautiful, though the walk from the check in to the villa is far (we got the river view) so not for those handicap people to lug bags around. The spa pool in the room are not cleaned, so it's a waste of one of the best features. The entrance is hard to find so try not to go at night, one 1 staff working that I saw for check in, the walk to the villa is also quite dark. TIPS: Quite alot of insect, so bring your own insecticide if you hate bugs. They have a hot spa pool though, bring your swim suit.

It takes dozens of mountain bends to come to Pai, but as long as you are not a veteran of motion sickness, it is generally not a problem. The hotel here is 200-300 RMB, and the stay is very cost-effective! Needless to say, the rooms are clean and tidy. Most of them are manor-style rooms. The mountains are lush green, the cows gnaw the grass, the insects sing hypnotically, and the birds sing the dawn.