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Family-run homestay owned by plant enthusiasts: adaptable rooms, garden, shared meals and immersive atmosphere.
A family homestay in the countryside of Phrom Khiri, near Nakhon Si Thammarat. Bungalow with local hosts, shared kitchen and local activities.
A restored teak wood warehouse within a Chinatown temple compound, Loy La Long features seven rooms overlooking the Chao Phraya.
In Soppong, in Thailand's mountainous north, a guesthouse nestled on the banks of the Lang River: bungalows, suspension bridge, forest trail and Shan cuisine.
Tree-integrated lodges along the Phetchaburi River, at the gateway to Kaeng Krachan National Park, built with respect for the natural environment.
Historic wooden house on stilts renovated by a Thai couple, situated within temple grounds on the Chao Phraya, 10 minutes' walk from Chinatown.
Guesthouse on the Bangkok Noi canal in Thonburi, facing the Royal Barge Museum and within easy reach of the Grand Palace by water.
Teak wood guesthouse in Ayutthaya, a ten-minute walk from the ruins. Family atmosphere, home-cooked dinner and bicycle rental on site.
Four teak-furnished rooms in a restored family residence in Phrae, transformed into a private museum by its owner, a collector of Thai antiques.
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