The property and staff are absolutely fabulous. The staff is so nice and attentive and the property is beautiful. The rooms are nice, but no a/c and there were a lot of mosquitos. It’s like really nice “glamping.” There is electricity and the food was some of the best we had anywhere in Thailand. They also offer a show and interactive games which was really intersting and fun to see (it’s 7 performances that took a total of ~45 minutes). We were a litte suprised about the no a/c and needing to keep the windows open for fresh air, but it actually got quite chilly afer the sun went down and the windows have great screens and doors. It’s just not quite as sealed as a regular hotel room and the rooms do not have any internet (the lobby does though).

This hotel is on top of the mountain in the village called original Hmong tribe I leaned culture and traditional way of life and ended up to stay at this resort with big area and separate some lodges and very nice swimming pool too with great view of the rice fields and mountain, food here also delicious and friendly staffs. Recommended !

The location is wonderful, high in the jungle mountains with beautiful views. Receptionists were friendly and helpful. The chalets are large, divided into 4 rooms with a large communal area in the center. According to our guide this style of building was typical of monastery accommodation. The rooms are well fitted out, no a/c but you are very high up and in February it certainly wasn’t needed. No phone or t.v. with views like this who would need either. WIFI was best at reception, very inconsiderate to put mountains in the way of the signal.

The bar b q buffet dinner was excellent, plenty to choose from and kept hot by red hot coals under the ceramic pots.

The tribal entertainment performed by mostly local youngsters was worth waiting for.

Good breakfast, essentially English style, that was possibly to cater for the mostly Europeans that were staying there. Would love to have stayed longer and would definitely go back again.