Mountain View Hotels in Phanom

The campsite is quite spacious, making for a comfortable stay. My only regret is that the bed was a bit small – probably less than 6 feet but slightly larger than 3.5 feet. The blanket was also a bit small. I chose the air-conditioned tent, which I think would still be cool even without the AC on. The refrigerator is outside the tent, which I initially thought wouldn't be available. In front of the tent is a small river where you can swim. Walking to the bathroom might not be the most convenient, but thankfully it was always available and I never had to wait in line.

Super nice place to stay, in the middle of the jungle along a river where you can swim easily. A restaurant with excellent food and a very nice team. If you are looking for a quiet place, this is a definitely recommended.

The staff are very nice, smiling, paying respects, greeting, asking all the time. Clean rooms, new, quiet atmosphere, safe. good weather,suitable for relaxation Another impressive thing is that the breakfast is very full, although it comes as a set, but it's very full. Looks intended to make a lot of food, very impressed, have a chance to come to rest again.

What an absolutely amazing accommodation! The scenery that surrounds the place is breathtaking and really gives you the feeling of being away from the world. The staff are so kind and attentive, nothing was ever too much for them (even sorting getting our bags to us when we had last minute changes to travel plans). They also helped us arrange some tours and travel arrangements easily, which really helped us unwind after a long journey to the accommodation. Having a breakfast watching the monkeys swing from the treetops really made the stay that extra bit special, plus the food was delicious! Rooms had a lovely rustic feeling with everything you’d need for a comfortable couple of days (or longer). As a heads up the beds are firm but I didn’t mind at all! Highly recommend to anyone for a unique experience which really captivates Khao Sok as soon as you get there.

Fun stay in the jungle! Lovely bungalows that were cosy. Friendly and helpful reception staff, cute cats chilling there too! The restaurant was convenient, however a little overpriced. Luckily it’s not too far to walk into the village so there are plenty of options. Mainly couples/ families. Open air bungalow, so had many critters/ frogs/lizards visiting during the night.

We have been visiting this place for 8 years already. The place is wonderful, a small oasis at the foot of the mountain. We really like everything. Unity with nature. Authenticity. The sounds of the forest, the chirping of birds. A wonderful view of the mountains. We are happy.

The hotel's location is wonderful!! Gorgeous view from the room!! Spacious veranda!! The room is packed with everything you need! There are monkeys running around the hotel grounds, and you can treat them to some fruit. The hotel staff warns you not to leave food, and to close the windows and doors. Excellent coffee, a view of the river. It's nice to drink freshly brewed coffee in the shade))) Breakfast at the hotel... a good selection of dishes, there wasn't enough broth/soup. There are cafes, bars, and the entrance to the reserve nearby. We'll be happy to return to this hotel.

A magical place! It was like living in a botanical garden :) Peace and quiet surround us. The cottages are clean and cozy. We stayed in room 22, and no sounds from the main street reached us. The receptionists are attentive and caring. We booked all our excursions through them, and there were no issues, the guides were excellent. The girls always wish you a safe trip and good luck, and then rejoice with you when everything went well. The breakfasts are delicious and varied. The location is excellent! The park entrance is 5-10 minutes away. Opposite is the Bamboo bar and restaurant on the second floor with a beautiful view. The hotel description matches the photo.

This hotel is set in a beautiful natural environment, on a limestone cliff with a lake. It felt like being in a jungle, which was lovely. The welcome was good, with butterfly tea and clear explanations. However, it's quite isolated, facing a departmental road far from the city. They offer a taxi service, but it's too expensive. This means the only accessible dining option is the hotel's own restaurant, which is a major drawback: - The service is poor: twice, we had to go and get the menus ourselves. - The staff seemed disengaged and were all on their phones. - The restaurant closes at 8 PM, which is quite astounding. On our second night, we arrived at 7:50 PM, right after a group of 20 people, and were told only fried rice dishes were available because we arrived too late… we clearly have different definitions of 'late'. Imagine if we had gone on a night safari excursion, or checked in at 9 PM – we wouldn't have been able to eat, which is a real problem. - Once ordered, the dishes didn't arrive together. My girlfriend had almost finished her meal by the time mine was served (two fried rice and chicken dishes, by the way). Additionally, we couldn't find a hairdryer, and there was another issue: the room was poorly soundproofed; you could hear everyone as if they were right inside our room.

Overall, it's a good place to spend the night on the road. All the amenities are there, and we booked a room with air conditioning. The cafe is open until 7:00 PM and then it's mostly empty, so it's best to check in early. The only downside is the high humidity in the room, and if you arrive hungry in the evening and don't have time to eat at the cafe, the nearest 7/11 is a 15-minute drive away. It's close to the road, so be sure to bring earplugs if you're a light sleeper. Breakfast was served in the morning; it's a good place, if you're not too harsh.