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. . . . Embrace the nature refresh your soul . . . .

It's a breeze of fresh air to find a place like the delightfully homey "Bulun Buri Resort   Pai". Working off of it's natural surroundings, the hotel accentuates the serenity of   Pai, a burgeoning traveler's spot in the northern province of Mae Hong Son.

Laying upon an idyllic, quiet stretch along the   Pai River and gazing out upon a range of hills, Bulun Buri Resort strikes that rare balance between modern creature comforts and rustic charm.

With such an agenda of relaxation and enjoyment of nature mapped out for you, there's not much need for further amenities. Here, Bulun Buri Resort keeps it simple and focused on the natural. One of the more promising and delightful small hotels in Thailand, and a hint of greater things to come in this cozy corner of the north.
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ACCOMMODATIONS


:: Standard Room ::
Enjoy simple and comfort stay in our newly built cottage. Get the mountain fresh air during day or at night.

Each villa Features :
  • - Ceiling fan
  • - En suite Bathroom
  • - Private Balcony
  • - TV set
  • - Wi-Fi ( charge applied )

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:: Superior Room ::
Thai style cottage decorated with rattan and hand woven cotton to resemble northern style house. Each cottage has private balcony and en suite bathroom.

Each villa Features :
  • - Air condition with individual control
  • - Ceiling fan
  • - TV set
  • - En suite Bathroom and toiletries
  • - Private balcony
  • - dcWifi ( charge applied )

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:: Villa Room ::
A large and comfortable Villa with one or two bedrooms to choose whether for a honeymoon trip or a family of 4 persons. Each villa are built and decorated with Thai teak wood with large private balcony for you to enjoy the chill morning breeze and romantic evening of Pai.

Each villa Features :
  • - Air condition with individual control
  • - Ceiling fan
  • - DVD player
  • - Hair dryer
  • - Mini bar
  • - TV set
  • - Bathrobe and slippers
  • - Tea and coffee making facility
  • - Wi-Fi ( charge applied )
 
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RESTAURANT & BAR


" Khor Khaw Khor Kaeng Restaurant " : a northern style teak interior restaurant with fire place - serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.

" Room Service " : daily from 07.00 am till 21.30 p.m.
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FACILITIES & ACTIVITIES


  • - Welcome drink upon arrival
  • - Mountain bike
  • - Fresh fruit platter
 
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LOCATION MAP


Bulun Buri Resort Pai is 2 kilometers from main Pai's center or 10 minutes by bike. The city is approximately 2 and a half hours scenic drive from Chiangmai and of almost the same distance from Mae Hong Son.
  • - Chan jao kha beach 10 meters
  • - Wat nam hoo temple 6 kms
  • - Pai canyon 9 kms
  • - Moh pang waterfall 12 kms
  • - Pai hot spring 12 kms
  • - Hill tribe village 32 kms
  • - Pee man or lord cave 59 kms


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Bulun Buri Resort

55 Moo 1, Tambol Wiangnua, Amphur Pai,
Mae Hong Son 58130
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Bulun Buri Resort, Mae Hong Son

Bulun Buri Resort Pai a boutique resort surrounded by tropical garden. Laying upon an idyllic, quiet stretch along the Pai River and gazing out upon a range of hills, Bulun Buri Resort strikes that rare balance between modern creature comforts and rustic charm. Bulan Buri features a fantastic accommodation in Standard, Superior & Villa with private bacony and fully equipped. All rooms are well decorated in northern Thai style, overlooking river and mountain view.


Bulun Buri Resort

Accommodation and facilities:
very nice and peaceful but please note it is located a good 15 minute bike ride away from the town of pai. not easy to get to if you want to spend time in the town at night.

Reservation service:
very good.

Date: 4th March, 2009
Written by: Sabrina Mossberg




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Date of stay: 27th February, 2009