Hello

What's the most beautiful place to sleep in those mountains in the map attached?

Thank you very much!

I thought when you "turn out the lights, all rooms look the same."

But on a more serious note, we stayed at this place www.patravana.com

before, and it was very nice. Located in a nice valley with great views, nice rooms and pool, fitness room, friendly staff, & great breakfast and coffee. Recommended!

We liked the James resort. Very good value on a golf course in Muak.Lek.

If that is Khao Yai then try this place 

https://www.facebook.com/DavinciDiKhaoyai

 

under the stars is a great way too see the night sky and animals in their natural habitat.

Kamol's farm in muak lek

Thanks guys but I would need something more in the middle of the park. You know the road that go across the park? Because the next stop is Korat and all of you showed me hotels that are near Korat already. I kind of want to split the journey in two, that's why I ask an hotel in the middle of the park. Thanks

If you want to stay in the park (Khao Yai) then go to the National Parks website, nps.dnp.go.th  and make a reservation for one of the cabins or rooms in the park.    Or if you would rather camp then they also have tents, sleeping bags etc for rent in the camp grounds.    Now is a great time to visit as it will be cool in the evenings.     Try to avoid the weekends if possible as it get very crowded at that time.

20 hours ago, steven100 said:

under the stars is a great way too see the night sky and animals in their natural habitat.

and also naked as it brings out the natural look in nature.

You highlighted Khao Yai, Thap Lan and Pang Sida national parks.  There is nowhere to stay apart from national park accommodation - camping or bungalows.  Khao Yai has more to do.  Pang Sida and Thap Lan have tigers.  All three national parks have roads running right the way through them.

If you want a nice hotel about halfway to Korat, the Kantary Hotel Kabinburi is nice.




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