White House khaokho

The rooms at White House khaokho include a 10 m² Camping Tent with a queen bed, a mountain view and a balcony or terrace, and an 18 m² Standard Room with a queen bed and a private bathroom. Some other rooms have garden or mountain views, and several of them sleep up to three guests.

Rooms with a private bathroom have a hair dryer, a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and blackout curtains. The Camping Tent has linens, towels and a kettle, with outdoor furniture on its balcony or terrace. Free WiFi is available in all rooms. The rooms sit within a property that also has a garden and a terrace.

Guests can use free parking on site, and bicycle parking is also available. The property has a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and private check-in and check-out. Essential condiments are available as well.

The restaurants serve coffee and tea, and there are BBQ facilities and bottled water for guests. There is also a public bath on site, and English and Thai are spoken by the staff on site.

The grounds include a garden and a terrace, and glamping is offered. WiFi is available in public areas and for special events too. The property also hosts events on site, so the grounds are used for gatherings as well as for quiet days outdoors.

White House khaokho sits in Khao Kho, a hill area of Phetchabun province in central Thailand, where the town spreads across wooded slopes and small villages. Mountain views are part of the setting, and the property is reached by road.

Several sights lie within a few kilometres. The Viewpoint & Parking is 3.1 km away, and the Khao Kho Wind Farm, with its turbines on the hills, is 4.8 km away. The Monument & Machine Gun Posts and the Khao Kho Sacrifice Monument are both about 5 km from the property, and the Itthi Artillery Support Base Museum is 6.2 km away. Because the sights are spread across the hills, having your own transport helps.

A good day could begin at the viewpoint, continue to the wind farm and the monuments, and end with a visit to the museum in the afternoon. Allow more time than the map suggests, since the roads wind through the hills and the sights are spread across a wide area of hills and villages.