Pai Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Sawatdee ka! I have finally stopped.... after 40 days of non-stop go go go, not staying in the same place more than a couple of nights I have now arrived in a small bohemian hippy type relaxing village in the north west of thailand. Its called Pai and is about half an hour from the Burmese border. So the Intrepid trip finished yesterday... after...

In Pai at the moment, it's brilliant. I liked Pai from the moment I stepped off the bus. It is a real chilled out hippy Thai town, not too many of them as far as I can gather! We got the bus from Chiang Mai to here, it took about 3 hours and went up some crazy hills and around so many corners. The first stop, off the bus, was to find somewhere t...

We arrived to Pai in a small Cesna plane. It was just us and the two pilots and a lot of fun. You can see so much more out of the large windows (including straight down) as well as look at the pilots mucking with the instruments, etc.. Also when we came into land, you see the air strip off in the distance and think, we're going to land on THAT?!...

Good morning! I'm back after a fantastic few days exploring Pai in Northern Thailand. By the time I arrived in Pai, my sinus infection was history and although I was still licking my wounds from the now-infamous motor scooter debacle, my ego had largely recovered. Most importantly, the sun - my constant traveling companion during this trip that ...

Barry, Ivo and I were due to leave for Pai on the same day but due to Ivo's health problems he didnt arrive until the day after. We took the 7 bus from Chiang Mai. The ride up was extremely bumpy and with lots of turns as Pai is located much higher up than Chiang Mai. Neither myself or Barry felt that well after the journey and Barry went to bed...

We are now in a small place named Pai (pronounced Bye, not Pie) in the North-West of Thailand near the Myanmar border. It is very peaceful and we're finding it hard to leave. We've been here since Wednesday and doesn't look like we will go until at least Tuesday. We are staying in a small bamboo hut next to the river, which is simple but brillia...

Well I did say bad stuff was due to happen to us, but thankfully it was no more serious than our local bus breaking down on the road from Chaing Mai to Pai. We made it eventually over the mountains on an incredibly windy road, which thankfully had been recently tarmac'ed. Pai itself is a lovely little place surrounded by rice paddies and hills a...

Pai is a strange little town. Somewhere I have been hearing tales of for the past three years, ever since I first came to this part of the world, and almost universally in favour of the place. A quiet, relaxed place with a certain energy about it that routinely traps people and throws their plans into disarray, it sounded like the kind of place ...

We decided to head back to Thailand for a week and a half to relax from our hardship travels in China. Yes, we know that you all feel sorry for us! Our first stop was Chiang Mai, a city that we love to hate. Convenience abounds, however, it's a city of an urban area with almost 700,000 people that has no real mass transit system and instead reli...

Hello friends, I have tried to write more but there have been network-problems on several occasions before I could post more text or the long promised pictures. I am writing this from the beautiful chilled out backpackers haven Pai in northwest Thailand quite close to the border to Burma. I got here on a little motorbike tour (small distance, du...