Kitchen Baan Mai Sak Homestay, Khao Wong Phrachan

The rooms at Kitchen Baan Mai Sak Homestay, Khao Wong Phrachan share a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels, an electric kettle, a shower, towels and toiletries. The rooms include a 20 m² double room with a queen bed and a nature view, and a 40 m² family room with ten futons, a balcony or terrace and air conditioning.

Outdoor views come with two of the rooms, and the 30 m² triple room has a single bed and a queen bed for up to three guests. The family room sleeps up to ten guests.

Guests at Kitchen Baan Mai Sak Homestay, Khao Wong Phrachan can rely on a 24-hour front desk and 24-hour security. Free parking is available at the property, and the free Wi-Fi covers all rooms. The garden and the terrace give guests a place to sit outdoors, and free breakfast is offered.

Staff speak English and Thai, and the property offers free bicycle rental for exploring the surroundings. Non-smoking rooms are available.

Rooms can have air purifiers, individual air conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk and a coffee or tea maker, and free bottled water is offered. Guests who want a quiet place to sit between outings can use the garden and the terrace, which are both on the property.

The homestay is in the Khok Samrong area of Lopburi province in central Thailand, in a hilly stretch of countryside. For travellers who want to step away from city life, the setting is quiet and rural, with the hills of the Khao Wong Phrachan area close at hand and little around except the landscape and the local temples.

The closest sight is the Khao Tabkwai peak, about 1.2 km away. Wat Khao Wong Phrachan is 4.5 km away, and the Wat Khao Wong Phrachan 360° viewpoint is 4.8 km away, so the temples and the hills make up most of the sights nearby. Most of them are reached by road, so arriving by car is the simplest option, and free parking is available at the property.

A day could start with Khao Tabkwai, then continue to the temples and the 360° viewpoint on the Khao Wong Phrachan hills. The afternoon can be spent in the countryside around Khok Samrong, a quiet way to finish a trip into the hills of central Thailand.