Lalune Resort Khao Kho

Lalune Resort Khao Kho has rooms with mountain views, including a 22 m² Deluxe Mountain View for up to two guests and a 60 m² Family Studio for up to six. The Deluxe Mountain View and the Family Studio both have air conditioning, and their private bathrooms come with a shower, toiletries and towels. The Superior Mountain View has the same bathroom basics.

The resort also has the Superior Mountain View for up to four guests at 28 m², a Family Room Standard for up to nine guests, and a family studio with a mountain view for up to three. The Room Assigned on Arrival sleeps up to three guests.

The front desk at Lalune Resort Khao Kho is open 24 hours, daily housekeeping is provided, and there is 24-hour security. Parking is free, and bicycle parking is available as well. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi also covers the public areas of the resort, including the common spaces.

Coffee and tea are served in the restaurant, and food delivery is available for guests who prefer to eat in. Bottled water is also provided at the resort for guests.

Tours can be arranged for guests who want to explore the hills around Khao Kho, and the resort has a convenience store, a terrace and kids' cutlery for younger guests.

Khao Kho is a highland district of Phetchabun province in central Thailand, where the air is noticeably cooler than on the plains and the landscape is made up of forested hills and small villages. Lalune Resort Khao Kho sits in the Khaem Son sub-district, among those hills, for travellers who would rather be in open countryside than in a town. The setting is quiet and green, and the resort is a base for exploring the highlands rather than a place to walk to the shops.

The village of Ban Lao Ya is 1.4 km away, and Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew is about 2 km from the resort. A seated Buddha statue is 2.1 km off, and Wat Pa Khasamakhi is 3.7 km away, so several of the local sights can be reached in a short outing by road. The nearby villages are small and spread through the hills, and the roads between them wind through the forest.

A simple day out can combine the temples and the seated Buddha statue with the villages further into the hills, and the landscape is best seen by car, since the sights are spread across the district. Tours can be arranged for guests who would rather not plan the route themselves, and the free parking at the resort is handy for the drive.