Bura Lumpai Resort

The friendly dogs were a highlight, but leaves and flowers fell onto the balcony and nobody swept them up during cleaning. The pool was not cleaned enough, and the back of the resort was messy.

Lišková·منذ 7 أشهر

“Super expérience je recommande !!”

The Thai family running the resort and the staff were lovely, and the pool was perfect for a refresher. The water‑front bungalows added a special charm, and I didn’t encounter any mosquitoes at night during my 4‑night stay. A renovation would help, as the resort clearly suffered from the pandemic like other Thai‑owned properties, but supporting the locals will help them compete with large hotel chains. The value for money was very good, and a small restaurant just 10 m away served dishes from 40 to 60 baths. I didn’t find anything truly awful; the only real issue was that it’s better to have a car or stay still during the visit.

Eric·منذ 7 أشهر

The staff were lovely and the service was good. The place wasn’t clean. They did clean our room daily when we asked, but the linens were dirty, the towels had holes, and there were always ants and other insects in the room. One day we even found a frog in our room. It seems that when the room is cleaned, the doors are left open for a long time and there is no mosquito net, so all the insects come in from outside.

Shalev·منذ 7 أشهر

“Virkelig en dejlig tid vi havde der”

Nice place, beautiful view and a lovely terrace! The cutest dogs. A few ants inside the room, but that was to be expected in a small, not so close cabin.

Josephine·منذ 8 أشهر

“Totally worth it as part of a Pai trip.”

I can’t remember the room number or type, but the room was huge and spacious with impressive floral murals on the walls that added an artistic touch. The bed was huge and comfortable, there were plenty of charging points, and everything worked as it should. It sits basically right across the road from the Memorial Bridge, with the Tha Pai Hot Springs nearby on the way to the accommodation (if coming from Chiang Mai), and Pai Canyon further up the road as you head toward the township of Pai. It’s a great spot to spend a night or two to explore those sights before heading into Pai town to experience the more local things such as the Walking Street, the big White Buddha, and the views from the Chinese village. I suspect that, like many places of its size, the pandemic must’ve hit it pretty hard financially. A few small renovations (fix some loose hinges, touch up some paint work, pigeon‑proof the rooftop, etc.), when affordable, would really bring this place back to life.

Gregory·منذ 8 أشهر