My friend and I got a room with a fabulous view of moutains and some villages. At night, we enjoyed watching bright stars. The air was so fresh. The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Breakfast included with the room was average. There was a van transporting us to and from Doi Tung Project, allowing... More

Doi TUng Lodge is a serene, quiet and peaceful place. Rooms are simple, basic yet very clean. We had a comfortable stay, Enjoy Beautiful mountain view above the clouds which is extremely breathtaking. Air is pure clean and refreashing. We had our dinnerat the restaurant which is ok but portion is small. Simple breafast was included, Overall. we has a... More

Doi Tung is a attraction in itself and this hotel is situated right smack in the middle of it. To give this place a context, you have to consider the attractions of Doi Tung itself. THere is the King's Mother's Hall of Inspiration where the history of Doi Tung is explained, and how she changed the future of the people... More

This hotel location belongs to the royal family and was developed by king's mother. It's primarily used for people who are following them. People such as paparazzi, the media. This hotel is nice bit more basic than I expected. Although the views are exquisite, the rooms are a little over average (clean). The beds and pillows need to be less... More

We arrive at evening by rental car and asked for a vacant room. The reception say 3000 baht for one night. We went to look at the room, and no view, and no particular good room. We say goodbye and went to a hotel near the city of Mae Chan 600 bht, and good too. Geir and Jee

This hotel is really for Thai folks and some adventurous europeans. We did not meet any Americans here. In an effort to support local craftspeople, many of the room's appointments and accessories are handmade. Even the bags for feminine products were of handmade paper! The view over the valley was tremendous and the food was fresh and offered lots of... More

Stayed at this hotel (also known as Baan Ton Nam 31) in September 2009 during the rainy season. My room was in the building behind the one shown on the hotel website so I didn't really get much of a view which didn't matter really because most of the time the clouds, mist and rain sent visibility down to about... More

We stayed here for our second night as part of a fantastic trip organised through the Doi Tung Development Project that I found on their website. Our room was nice and had a great view from the balcony, we couldn't get the water hot enough in the shower though. Breakfast was served at the lodge and the food was just... More