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Phu View Resort Khao Yai
🏔️ Mountain View 📍 Pak Chong · Hilltop
7 / 10
🇹🇭 Pak Chong · Hilltop, Khao Yai · Cool air
Phu View Resort Khao Yai
Mountain-View Resort 3★ · Garden bungalows · Pool · Budget price
The garden and bungalows of Phu View Resort Khao Yai on a hillside
A guest room and private balcony looking out over the mountain view
Type
Mountain-View Resort
Review Score
7 / 10
From
฿1,500 /night
Rooms
Garden rooms/bungalows
Area
Pak Chong, hilltop ~8 km from town
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Review
📅 Last updated May 2026 · Prices & info verified

Phu View Resort Khao Yai — A Hillside Resort With Mountain Views and Cool Air, Cheaper Than Most in Khao Yai

If your budget is tight but you still want mountain views and that cool Khao Yai air without paying luxury-resort prices, Phu View Resort Khao Yai is one of the cheaper options travellers stop at. It's a hillside resort in Pak Chong with bungalows and rooms dotted around a garden, each with a private balcony, plus an outdoor pool and a view-terrace restaurant. The draw is the breezy hilltop setting and the quiet. From approx. ฿1,500/night — but there's something about room condition you should know before you book.

Our Full Review

What keeps Phu View on the list for budget Khao Yai stays is its hilltop location and price. The resort sits in Pak Chong district, about 8 km from town, on leafy garden grounds. Bungalows and rooms are spread through the garden, and many have private balconies looking out over the mountains and greenery around them. The thing guests mention most is the cool, breezy hilltop air, especially in the mornings and through the cool season.

On site there's an outdoor swimming pool in front of the restaurant, and a view-terrace restaurant (Krua Rabieng Chom View) where you can eat with the view. There are gardens, parking, room service and a meeting room for groups. The rooms are plain and functional — air conditioning, a fridge, a TV, a desk and a balcony — not designed to impress, but enough for a night or two while you explore Khao Yai. Wi-Fi is free, though some reviews say the signal is weak in places.

The garden and bungalows of Phu View Resort Khao Yai on a hillside

"Nice atmosphere, cool breeze, a pool in front of the cafeteria, and the lady running the cafe was really helpful. Good value — but the room was a bit old and the water heater didn't work, we had to ask them to come and look."

A guest room and private balcony looking out over the mountain view

We have to report honestly what guests flag: room condition and maintenance are the most-mentioned complaints. Reviews note non-working water heaters, toilet issues and mattresses that are too hard. Some mention a musty smell and dated fittings. Set your expectations accordingly before booking — Phu View is a budget resort that buys you the location and the view cheaply, not a brand-new place where everything is pristine.

Another point that comes up is that the photos may not quite match reality — some guests felt the resort was smaller and more worn than the booking photos suggested. The best move is to look at real guest photos alongside the promo shots, not just the marketing images, and to ask to see the room before checking in if you can. The upside most guests agree on is that the staff are friendly and helpful, particularly whoever runs the restaurant/cafe — which lifts the overall experience even when the room itself isn't perfect.

A white room building among the trees within the resort

The location works well if you have a car — it's in Pak Chong district, near Thong Somboon Club, Chokchai Farm and Outlet Village Khao Yai, easy to reach those attractions. But it isn't on Thanarat Road or in the Mu Si cafe belt like some resorts, so getting to Khao Yai National Park or the vineyards means allowing some drive time. It suits people who drive in and use the resort as a low-cost base to relax, rather than walking out to the sights.

Phu View Resort Khao Yai

Straight talk: Phu View Resort Khao Yai suits you if you're on a budget, want mountain views, cool air and a quiet garden setting at a low price, and can accept rooms that aren't new. For a couple or small family who drive in and stay a night or two while touring Khao Yai, it's good value. But if you expect new rooms, a working water heater and everything in order, or you want a stylish resort in the cafe belt, your budget is better spent elsewhere.

A tip from reading the reviews: before booking, message ahead to confirm the room condition and the water heater, and ask for a recently renovated room if there is one. Pack a backup power/data option since the Wi-Fi is weak in spots. Come in the cool season (Nov–Jan) when the hilltop air is at its best — and remember the resort mainly takes cash, so bring some with you.

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Mountain views, cool hilltop air
A hillside spot in Pak Chong with a cool breeze and a quiet garden setting; many rooms have balconies facing the mountains.
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Budget price from ฿1,500
A low-cost Khao Yai option for travellers who want a mountain view without paying a premium.
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Pool + view-terrace restaurant
An outdoor pool in front of the restaurant, and the Krua Rabieng Chom View terrace restaurant for eating with the view.
Our Rating
7.0
out of 10
Based on 40+ reviews
Location/View
7.8
Service
7.5
Value
7.2
Atmosphere
7.0
Rooms
6.3
Cleanliness
6.2
Guest Reviews Summary

Summary from Booking & Agoda

Booking.com
hundreds of reviews
7.0 / 10
✦ Pros
  • Hilltop setting, cool air, breeze and pretty mountain views
  • Budget price — good value for a mountain-view stay in Khao Yai
  • Friendly staff and a helpful cafe host
  • On-site outdoor pool and a view-terrace restaurant
◎ Things to note
  • ! Rooms and fittings are dated; some water heaters have problems
  • ! Mattresses fairly hard; a musty smell in some rooms
  • ! Wi-Fi signal weak in some spots
Agoda
hundreds of reviews
7.1 / 10
✦ Pros
  • Mountain views and a quiet garden atmosphere, good for unwinding
  • Accessible price for a resort in Pak Chong
  • Spacious grounds with parking — handy for those who drive in
  • Near Thong Somboon Club, Chokchai Farm and Outlet Village
◎ Things to note
  • ! Room condition and maintenance are inconsistent — expect some wear
  • ! Promo photos can look newer than reality
  • ! Away from the Mu Si cafe belt and Thanarat Road — you'll need to drive
Honest Take
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This place is a great fit if...
Phu View Resort Khao Yai is a good fit for travellers who value mountain views, cool air and a budget price more than newness and polish in the rooms. For a couple or small family who drive in and want a low-cost base while touring Khao Yai, it's good value — but you have to accept inconsistent room condition and maintenance, with reviews noting water-heater issues and dated rooms.
💡 Check before you book
These 3 points matter to some travellers — make sure they fit your trip (we have added the workaround).
  • 💡If you expect new rooms with everything working, including the water heater — reviews note dated rooms and faulty fittings → ask about room condition before booking, or move your budget to a newer resort.
  • 💡If you don't have your own car — the resort is on a hill away from town and the cafe belt, so you'll need to drive to the sights → it suits self-drivers better.
  • 💡If you only look at the promo photos when booking — some guests found reality more worn → check real guest photos too, and ask to see the room before check-in if you can.
Estimated price · compare 3 sites
฿1,500
/ night
Standard Room · king or twin beds · AC, fridge, TV, balcony · for couples · estimated starting price
Standard Room
฿1,500
Superior Room
฿1,800
Bungalow
฿2,200
Family Room
฿2,800
⚖️ Compare 3 sites — then book the cheapest
Insider Tips
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Ask about the room and water heater first
Reviews note non-working water heaters — message ahead to confirm and request a recently renovated room if there is one.
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Driving in is easiest
The resort is on a hill away from town and the Mu Si cafes; a car makes touring Khao Yai and the nearby sights much easier.
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Come in the cool season
November–January is when the hilltop breeze is at its best, and when the views and atmosphere here shine most.
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Bring cash
The resort mainly takes cash — bring enough for the room and for meals at the on-site restaurant.

FAQ — Phu View Resort Khao Yai

Where is Phu View Resort Khao Yai, and what's nearby?
It's at 280 Ban Khao, Pak Chong, on a hillside about 8 km from Pak Chong town. It's near Thong Somboon Club, Chokchai Farm and Outlet Village Khao Yai, while reaching the Khao Yai National Park entrance is about a 25–30 minute drive — so it suits self-drivers best.
How much does Phu View Resort Khao Yai cost, and what rooms are there?
From approx. ฿1,500/night for a Standard Room. There are Superior rooms, garden bungalows and family rooms for larger groups. Prices vary by date — the cool season and long weekends push them up — so compare a few platforms before booking. The resort mainly takes cash, so bring some with you.
Does Phu View Resort Khao Yai really have mountain views? Is the air cool?
Yes. The resort sits on a hillside in Pak Chong, and many rooms have balconies looking out over the mountains and green gardens. Guests often mention the cool breeze and pleasant air on the hill, especially in the mornings and during the cool season (November–January), when it's at its most comfortable.
Why do some reviews say Phu View's rooms are old?
Because it's a budget resort with inconsistent maintenance — reviews note non-working water heaters, hard mattresses and a musty smell in some rooms. The upside is the view, the air and the price; the trade-off is that room newness isn't a strong point. We'd suggest asking about room condition and requesting a recently renovated room before booking.
Who is Phu View Resort Khao Yai best for?
It's best for budget travellers, couples or small families who drive in and want mountain views, cool air and a quiet garden setting at a low price. If you expect brand-new rooms with everything working, or a stylish resort in the cafe belt, your budget is better spent elsewhere.
How far ahead should I book?
Over the cool season (November–January) and long weekends, Khao Yai stays fill up fast, so book several weeks ahead. In normal periods 1–2 weeks is fine. Choose a Free Cancellation rate if your plans aren't firm, and message ahead about room condition for peace of mind.
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