Pimbunya House

We might stay here again if we’re in the area. The service was great, and everything was clean and fresh. The spacious family rooms were very comfortable, maybe the best we’ve had in Thailand. Shops are a bit far to walk to, but it’s no problem by car or scooter.

We’d love to return. The rooms are charming, arranged around a peaceful pond, and the gardens and grounds make it easy to relax or wander around. There are also meeting spaces that could suit yoga retreats, business gatherings, or family getaways. We visited this charming resort yesterday and were struck right away by how cute and welcoming it felt. The owners were delightful when we met them, and the kind, friendly staff brought a lot of warmth to our stay. Hearing them laugh as they put up Christmas decorations made the place feel truly happy. You can tell the owners have put their hearts into making it beautiful and inviting, and that the staff are appreciated.

We’re celebrating our 49th anniversary, thanks to our wonderful son and daughter. The place is beautiful, and the beds are super comfortable. We’ve tried coffee shops all around, and the best Americano we had was at the shop here. Highly recommend coming from anywhere in the world. You’ll make great memories!

Pimbunya house has a nice room and a beautiful garden, but I was very disappointed with what we got for the price. There wasn’t even coffee or tea in the room. I understand the hotel has a coffee and bakery business, but that’s no reason to skimp on guests. If you’re not providing coffee and tea, why put a kettle in the room? The curtains didn’t block the sunlight, so we woke as soon as the sun came up. The hotel is out in the countryside around Phibun, which means driving a few minutes to get to the city center. Breakfast was the worst part. It’s a set menu, and we ordered the American breakfast. A few minutes later an employee came over and said, “The bread is finished... do you want something else instead?” I was shocked. As a hotel owner, I can’t imagine saying that to a customer. If you’re out of bread, go to 7/11 and buy some!