Pakasan Garden Home

Really nice.

We stayed in a few rooms from October 20-21, 2023, because a friend booked this place for a visit and we arrived after dark. The resort owner didn't come out to greet us, just said, "Take care of yourselves," and left 😅. Room 4 was okay to sleep in, and we didn't run into anything strange. Room 6 was the standout, with people being greeted all night, alone and in groups. We checked in but couldn't stay 🥱. There was also a huge termite mound in front of the bungalow, amazing! The place is quite old and doesn't seem to be maintained. The photos in the review are old, and the current condition is dilapidated. I didn't take any photos. Paint and walls in the rooms are peeling, with mold stains. Some of the door blinds are torn, and kept hitting the glass door, making it hard to sleep. The bathroom has two doors, and I'm confused by the design. We arrived after dark and couldn't see the surroundings well, but the accommodation is near a temple or crematorium. Each room has 1-2 prayer books. The bedroom wardrobe is damaged, with Buddha images and prayer books sitting on top, all quite dusty. What's the point of having them? I'm baffled 😨. If you like this kind of atmosphere, I recommend it.

We were four people and wouldn't recommend this at all. It was catastrophically bad, though very cheap, and the owner was very unfriendly. There was nothing else in the surrounding area, so we had to make do. No breakfast, and dinner had to be ordered and delivered. The bathroom was disgusting. Nothing positive to say.

Getting food meant traveling about 3-4 kilometers. The atmosphere was great, though a bit eerie because it's next to a temple.