Tongta Homestay

The food was good and cost around 100-200 baht, and they cleaned the pool every day. The front desk spoke English, so communication was easy. Getting there was straightforward with Google Maps. We’ll definitely come back.

The bungalows tucked among the trees made the place feel romantic, and my fiancée really enjoyed it. It’s only about five minutes from the highway, though it isn’t by the other hotels in town, so she wondered where we were headed at first. Once we checked in and settled down, the sun was setting and we ate under the stars. There’s a kitchen where they’ll cook for you, and plenty of places to sit and enjoy the meal. The food was good and fairly priced, and we felt right at home. It seems like a family-run hotel, and everyone was friendly and nice. It’s a cool little place away from the usual spots, with a fair price, better than the big hotels in my view. I like supporting small places too. I’d love to stay again, though there are so many new places to explore. :)

There are lots of different room styles, and everything looks really cute. It’s quiet here, but still close to all the fun in the Muak Lek area. We enjoyed both dinner and breakfast, and the rooms were good too. Such a lovely place, and it’ll be our first choice next time we’re back around Muak Lek.

About two hours from Bangkok, the resort sits in a natural setting. It has more than ten separate buildings, with rooms ranging from large options for groups and families to smaller ones for couples or solo guests. The rooms were clean and had air conditioning, a refrigerator, and a shower. December and January bring cool weather. There’s also a swimming pool, and a screen and projector are available for group events.