Lilawalai Resort

“Great authentic stay in Thai house”

Stayed there for a night and booked 3 rooms / houses. Really authentically build Thai houses but still with western comfort inside! We were the only guests in the resort I guess, so at night it was a real jungle feeling with animal sounds all around. Very close to Khao Yai national park north entra… more

Stayed there for a night and booked 3 rooms / houses. Really authentically build Thai houses but still with western comfort inside! We were the only guests in the resort I guess, so at night it was a real jungle feeling with animal sounds all around. Very close to Khao Yai national park north entrance as well. And great breakfast. Can definably recommend it.

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“Beautiful grounds - OK room”

We stayed at Liliwalai Resort for a few nights as part of an organized birding holiday. Although the grounds are beautiful and well kept my honest rating would be 3.5 for the room itself. It was in a row of rooms and was quite average in size and amenities. Although without much of a view to anythi… more

We stayed at Liliwalai Resort for a few nights as part of an organized birding holiday. Although the grounds are beautiful and well kept my honest rating would be 3.5 for the room itself. It was in a row of rooms and was quite average in size and amenities. Although without much of a view to anything it served our basic needs. It appears the wooden Thai houses located farther from the restaurant would be a better room choice than the attached rows of rooms. The restaurant meals were generally well prepared however staff were at times a bit confused/slow to serve us. The WiFi was some of the fastest we experienced in our travels throughout the country. There is a pool but we didn't make use of it. Overall, a nice resort.

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“Value for money. Nice garden”

Nice relaxing garden. The rooms are in houses, feels like we were staying in a chalet. It's value for money though a basic accommodation. The food (breakfast) or ala carte orders are slightly above average. Staff are courteous though not as forthcoming as other establishments. The only complaint i… more

Nice relaxing garden. The rooms are in houses, feels like we were staying in a chalet. It's value for money though a basic accommodation. The food (breakfast) or ala carte orders are slightly above average. Staff are courteous though not as forthcoming as other establishments. The only complaint is the water pressure for hot water is not good so it's slightly challenging to bathe during the colder months. The bedroom slippers provided are slippery when worn on the concrete room floors so I bought my own slippers from Tesco after the first night.

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“Three nights in an empty hotel”

To be honest this would have probably been 4/5 if the hotel had some other guests. When we stayed it was empty - so no one at the bar, no pool towel, breakfast very poor, and massage room closed etc.... Am sure more staff, and more would have been open if the hotel had more guests. We stayed in … more

To be honest this would have probably been 4/5 if the hotel had some other guests. When we stayed it was empty - so no one at the bar, no pool towel, breakfast very poor, and massage room closed etc.... Am sure more staff, and more would have been open if the hotel had more guests. We stayed in rooms A07/05 - perfectly adequate, next to the pool so the kids could just dive in - just be careful of the broken pool furniture. Breakfast was very poor. Still, a decent stay as we spent most of the time in the national park, and elsewhere. National park, well worth it - also night market in Pak Chong.

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