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Oasis Pai Resort
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Pai

Oasis Pai Resort

4.7(37 reviews)

Tucked away in the Mae Hong Son highlands, Oasis Pai Resort is a small, intimate bungalow property that draws travellers looking for a quiet retreat from Pai's busier centre. Individual bungalows open onto a private porch overlooking a tranquil pond, and the resort's setting delivers the kind of stillness that can be hard to find in town. Rooms are kept clean and comfortable, with well-made beds, fresh towels, and a complimentary coffee and tea station available to all guests. What consistently sets Oasis Pai Resort apart is the personal attention of its owners and staff. Visitors frequently note that the hosts go well beyond standard hospitality — from personally arranging alternative accommodation when the resort is full, to offering late-night pick-ups for guests returning from town. That hands-on, generous approach gives the property a genuine guesthouse feel despite its resort designation. Oasis Pai Resort is open daily from 08:00 to 20:00. Given its small size and strong reputation among repeat visitors, booking ahead is strongly recommended, particularly during Pai's peak season between November and February when rooms fill quickly. Guests without their own transport should note the property's rural location and discuss transfer options with the hosts at the time of booking.

Experience hints

Hidden gem

Visitor Reviews

Small intimate bungalow with a nice porch to a small pond behind the place. The room was clean, the bed was comfy and big, clean towels and water bottles, and free coffee and tea station for the guests. The owners where very nice and helpful, and even took a ride to help me find another guest house when i couldn't find available rooms around. Was very pleased, and would recommend :)

Connor really gave us a warm welcome and a great place to stay in Pai. He has cool stories and is willing to bring you back at night on his sidespan if you are drunk or scared of dogs. The location is not far from the center at all, but it is still very peaceful and has a nice atmosphere. The bungalows are very comfy and have everything you need! I highly recommend this place!

Su and Nick were so helpful when I just rocked up and they were full, Su rang a hotel and Nick took me, how kind to a total stranger. I stayed the following 3 nights and it was so peaceful and quiet. All the best to you both and to Alex your lovely son. Ron Davis.

Location Info

5151 RO Pho Cho, Tambon Wiang Tai, Amphoe Pai, Chang Wat Mae Hong Son 58130, Thailand+66 63 847 8717
Opening Hours
Monday08:00-20:00
Tuesday08:00-20:00
Wednesday08:00-20:00
Thursday08:00-20:00
Friday08:00-20:00
Saturday08:00-20:00
Sunday08:00-20:00

Visitor Information

Best time to visit

November – February

Avoid: March – May (hot & hazy)

Rainy season

June – October

Avg. temperature

12°C – 32°C(54°F – 90°F)

Crowds

Moderate

Peak: December – January

Getting there

Minivan from Chiang Mai (3 hrs, ~762 curves — take motion sickness tablets). Small airport for charter flights only.

Getting around

  • Motorbike rental (essential — ฿150/day)
  • Bicycle rental for town
  • Walking in the town centre

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