In the small village of Soppong, in the north of Mae Hong Son province, Little Eden Guesthouse invites you to reconnect with nature and mountain tribes. Your room, designed for comfort, offers an idyllic view over the forest. Beyond this shelter, a range of facilities dedicated to relaxation awaits you.

Staying at Little Eden Guesthouse

If you wish to venture beyond conventional tourist circuits and immerse yourself in the roots of Thailand, then Soppong should be your destination. Situated along the Lang River at the entrance to the village, Little Eden Guesthouse presents itself as the perfect base to prepare your adventure.

A hotel designed with adventurers in mind

The guesthouse is enveloped by lush tropical vegetation, creating a discrete and peaceful sanctuary. Thoughtfully designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape, its architecture draws inspiration from tropical escapism. Perched on an elevated platform, the main building overlooks the Lang River with grace, giving way to charming bungalows nestled within the verdant garden. An attraction in its own right, a rope suspension bridge crisscrosses the property and delivers a welcome dose of adrenaline along the way. Beyond this, Little Eden Guesthouse has established a forest trail that allows you to discover hidden gems.

Discover a wide range of rooms

Little Eden Guesthouse offers different room types to suit the preferences of its guests. In a setting inspired by tradition, where wood and brick set the tone, each space reveals characteristic furnishings, guaranteeing comfort and functionality. Most furniture and decorative elements are the work of craftspeople.

Designed for friends traveling as a pair, the A-Frame Bungalows feature two single beds. Five units are available within the hotel. For couples seeking a balance between comfort and budget, the Jasmine room offers slightly larger space and features a comfortable double bed.

The Dahra House rooms, spanning 22 m², are perfectly suited for a couple traveling with a child. Their balcony overlooks the hotel pool. As for the Lotus House, considerably more spacious at 50 m² spread across two levels, it presents itself as an ideal residence for families. Beyond its cozy sleeping areas accommodating three to four guests, this cottage offers a living area equipped with a television and refrigerator, as well as a private balcony.

Spanning 60 m², the Riverview House resembles a small two-story castle. It lends itself beautifully to a honeymoon, with its king-size bed, warm living room, and bathroom featuring a bathtub. Amenities include a television and refrigerator.

Boasting an enchanting view of the river, the Riverside House extends over 50 m². Thoughtfully arranged for three guests, this restful retreat features a queen-size bed and sofa bed. Its living area and private balcony will satisfy your desires for relaxation and intimacy.

Indulge in homemade cuisine

At mealtimes, the skilled chef at Little Eden Guesthouse invites you to a feast perfumed by herbs and spices from the nearby garden. The dishes blend Thai, Shan and Western specialties.

In the morning, the American breakfast provides a good energy boost with eggs prepared in various ways, whole grain breads, seasonal fruits, bacon, pancakes and pastries. To awaken your palate with Thai flavors, try the rice soup "khao tom," and don't forget to savor the local arabica coffee!

At lunch and dinner, the selection widens with Western dishes such as classic chicken cordon bleu, savory pork schnitzel, spaghetti bolognaise and even delicious pizzas. However, if you wish to immerse yourself in local delights, must-tries include yellow curry with chicken or pork, khao phat goong (shrimp fried rice) and tom kha gai (coconut chicken soup), which have won the hearts of many guests.

For dessert, treat yourself to fried banana drizzled with honey. Upon request, the chefs will also be delighted to prepare vegetarian meals as well as special barbecue for larger groups.

How to get there?

Various transportation options are available to reach Little Eden Guesthouse in Soppong. Departing from Chiang Mai, Mae Hong Son or Pai, you can travel by taxi or rent a car, taking winding roads that simultaneously unveil breathtaking panoramas. Regarding public transport, buses connect Chiang Mai to Mae Hong Son, where you can then take a Songthaew to reach Soppong. The nearest airport is located in Mae Hong Son. Don't hesitate to contact Little Eden Guesthouse staff to help you plan your route.