PAN KLED VILLA eco hill resort

We travelled around Thailand for 3 weeks and this was by far our favourite hotel. The staff were so friendly, the chalets are cute and comfortable and the environment is so beautiful. Really felt like we were staying in a private little jungle. There are mosquitoes but thats to be expected! Incredible food, and the restaurant area is such a beautiful indoor/outdoor structure. Great pool too and clean facilities. Theres even a cute cat who sleeps at reception ❤️ Our particular bathroom could have done with a little update to really make it feel more luxurious but it didn't detract from our experience overall and we were in one of the less expensive rooms. Location wise we really enjoyed it - it is a short drive out from town but cabs or bikes are easy enough to sort and there were some lovely walks directly from the hotel to a nearby reservoir and temple.

Very cosy entrance, nice coffee bar and delicious restaurant. The bungalows are beautiful but very small with an equally small terrace. They are very close to each other but screened off by lush plants. There are three price categories. The cheapest ones have only one window overlooking the roof of the next one, the medium ones are slightly better and the most expensive ones are significantly more spacious and airy! It is a cheap place to stay, so the price/quality ratio is excellent!!!! Lovely bed, by the way!!! We didn't have any rain during our stay, but it did feel humid. The swimming pool is fantastic. You can reach the city in no time on a scooter.

Actually, a quite nice hotel. But: Our room was located close to the street. The distance between my pillow and the cars passing by was only two to three meters. Especially in the mornings, the street was busy with rush hour traffic. Sleeping during that time was out of the question. When I requested a different room, I was offered earplugs instead. The once-beautiful pool area has seen better days. The protruding wooden boards and the completely lose handrail for entry I would already consider dangerous. On the first evening, we ate at the hotel. I wouldn’t recommend that either. After ten days in Thailand, it was by far the worst meal we had.