Dusit Talai Resort, Nong Nam Daeng

I unexpectedly showed up without a booking, which was a bit awkward since the staff didn't speak much English, but they were incredibly welcoming. The resort turned out to be a quiet and secure oasis with beautiful gardens that were perfect for relaxation. While it was a bit isolated off the highway, it was worth staying for a couple of nights. Just make sure to book in advance, as it typically caters to locals on weekends. The only downside was the lack of a functioning pool table.

I stumbled upon this lovely resort without a booking, and while it felt a bit awkward since the staff didn’t speak much English, their warm hospitality made it a memorable experience. The place was incredibly quiet and secure, set within beautiful gardens. I enjoyed a unique breakfast with a Thai twist, which made our two-night stay very relaxing. Just a heads up, there was no pool table available, and I found it endearing when referred to as 'fellang', but I didn’t take offense at all!

I had a lovely stay at this little resort, which was surprisingly secluded despite being just off the highway. The staff were incredibly accommodating, going above and beyond for us, especially with the breakfast. The only downside was the lack of a pool table and a bit of language barrier, but it didn't detract from our experience. Overall, it was a great value for money, especially since we enjoyed the peaceful environment for two nights.

This resort is a hidden gem, nestled away from the hustle and bustle, making for a peaceful stay. The staffs' friendliness and dedication shone through, especially when preparing our breakfast. However, I did find the communication a bit challenging due to the language barrier. The chalet we stayed in was charming but wasn't quite equipped with all the amenities you'd expect, like a complete game table. Overall, it's worth booking a stay, especially for a quiet retreat.

I had a lovely stay at this resort that felt like a peaceful oasis, despite being just off the highway. The chalets are charming, and I really appreciated the beautiful gardens and the tranquility that surrounded me. However, the lack of English-speaking staff made communication a bit tricky at times. If you're considering a visit, I highly recommend booking in advance to ensure a spot, especially since the owner usually accommodates local guests only during long weekends.