Plenary Khao Kho

Plenary Khao Kho offers villas with two or three bedrooms alongside a Deluxe Cottage for two, so the property works for couples as well as for larger groups. Several of the rooms have a lake view, and the three-bedroom villas measure 160 m².

Several rooms have bathtubs, flat-screen TVs and electric kettles, and the rooms with a private bathroom also include toiletries, towels and a hair dryer. Air conditioning is available in some rooms, and balconies and terraces are among the room features, so each villa can be chosen for its own view, its own bed set-up and its own size.

Plenary Khao Kho provides free parking on site, with a car park for guests who arrive by car. Wi-Fi is free in all rooms, and it also reaches the public areas, where internet services are available for guests who want to work or plan their days on the go.

The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, and luggage storage is available for guests who need to leave bags at the hotel. Daily housekeeping is part of the service, and air conditioning is available in the public areas.

The property has 24-hour security, a smoking area and non-smoking rooms, so guests can choose the setting that suits them best during their visit.

Plenary Khao Kho stands in Khaem Sok subdistrict of Khao Kho district, in Phetchabun province, on the hills of central Thailand where the air is cooler than in the lowlands. The area is quiet and rural, with small villages scattered around the hotel, and the wind turbines on the ridges above the district are one of its landmarks. It suits a stay that is about the landscape rather than the nightlife.

Ban Khon Hat, a village just 300 m away, is the closest neighbourhood, and Wat Pa Khasamakhi, a pagoda, sits a few kilometres off in the same hills. The hilltop temple Wat Phra That Pha Sorn Kaew is 5.6 km from the hotel, and the Khao Kho Wind Farm, 7.7 km away, is one of the best-known sights in the district. Khaokho Boutique Camp, a campsite, is also nearby for anyone interested in camping in the hills.

A day could begin at the temple and continue along the ridge to the wind farm, with the seated Buddha statue and the pagodas in the same hills as stops along the way. Because the sights are spread across the district, a car makes the day much easier, and the free on-site parking is ready for guests who drive.