This guesthouse operation is located a couple kilometers northwest of Prasat on route 3011. It consists of ten stand-alone bungalows, and a common a restaurant building with open-air dining.
All the bungalows are the same size and construction, the only difference being that half have an interior-accessed bathroom, and the other half having an exterior-accessed bathroom. We stayed in a bungalow with an interior-accessed bathroom.
The bungalow had a 200-square-foot or so main room, a bathroom of water closet configuration with self-flushing Western toilet, and a large deck outside. It had air conditioning, a small refrigerator, queen-sized bed, and no-shit bug screens on the door and windows. It was of nice wood construction, the wood being heavily varnished. It was clean, there were no bugs issues, and Jen’s allergies did not have a problem.
The price was good at 500 baht.
Other guests came and went during out three-night stay, but it was not disruptive – almost passing without notice.
The staff was friendly an responsive.
The restaurant served good-quality food at a slightly-above-average price, although the beer price was good. They were also responsive to vegetarian diets.
This was the best place we stayed in Isan, and is recommended.
