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Standard Double Room
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1 King Bed Balcony with garden views Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with satellite channe…
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Restaurants nearby
- Banmai Chay NamBib Transporting diners back in time, this nostalgic eatery overflows with vintage collectibles – navigate your way to your table past retro movie posters, trinkets and antique toys. The signature minced beef curry with fresh coconut milk proves a perfect complement to the crispy fried gourami fish. With over 20 years in business, Banmai Chay Nam draws crowds with its delicious food and scenic views of Khao Yai, especially during peak season.34.0km
- Krua SuwimolBib This simple, open-air restaurant serves Thai-Chinese fare. The food is distinctive for its simply cooking techniques yet quality dishes with extra-fresh ingredients and intense flavours. They offer a fantastic range, including several seafood and made-to-order options. Deep-fried chicken thigh with fish sauce and stir-fried spicy seafood are recommended.41.8km
- Laab SomphitBib For over 50 years, Granny Somphit has been crafting flavourful Isan cuisine daily, balancing local spices with Thai herbs. Fresh offal cuts and the signature Isan spicy calf beef salad, seasoned with smoky rice powder for crispness, stand out. The homemade beef sausage and fermented meats are also notable.45.7km
- Khanom OchinBib Ochin is named after the owner's favourite Japanese film. This second-generation stall only serves takeaway – a range of homemade deep-fried buns presented on a trolley at the front. Their signature is the crispy bun which contains glass noodles, tasty seasoning and vegetables.46.2km
- Kai Yang Saeng ThaiBib At this rotisserie stall, they have spent over 50 years perfecting their signature dish of chicken (farmed or domestic) marinated in a secret peppery, herbal blend before it hits the spit. Juicy and tender, with a thin skin, the meat comes served with a sweet chilli dipping sauce.46.7km
- Sow JeckBib Chef-owner Anuwat Thiemkreangkrai's 12-year-old stall stands out with its fresh, light MSG-free seafood dishes. His passion shines through in stir-fries that bring out the natural essence of the fresh catch, such as celery with seabass and the beautifully balanced seafood with Thai basil.47.0km
- NubBib The owners, originally from Suphan Buri, specialise in beef and offal noodles simmered over charcoal in a smoky, clear broth. The mixed beef luak chim features braised beef, beef slices, beef balls and offal tossed with dark soy and a squeeze of fresh lime, creating a distinctive flavour combination.47.8km
- Ko Kia For over 20 years, Ko Kia has been drawing the lunchtime crowds for its boat noodles. The bold, aromatic pork and beef broths are enriched with a touch of blood for depth, but the beef stands out. The clear soup is lighter, but full of flavour and the natural sweetness of daikon.34.8km
- Yung Khao This lively spot, opened in Khao Yai over a decade ago, serves up bold Southern Thai flavours in a welcoming setting with both open-air and air-conditioned areas. The kitchen works with house-made curry pastes, delivering punchy dishes such as stir-fried petai with kapi, minced pork and shrimp – each is intense, fragrant and satisfying. Expect generous portions, quick service and made-to-order cooking that keeps the pace brisk, especially during peak season.38.1km
- Poirot Housed in a beautifully restored railway carriage within the resort's lush grounds, this stunning dining spot with lakeside tables is inspired by the Orient Express. Open in the evenings only, it serves both an à la carte and a changing set menu featuring premium ingredients and a classic European touch, channelling the golden age of rail travel. The bœuf filet mignon with red wine jus, sautéed vegetables and mash is a signature – elegant, comforting and full of old-world charm.41.0km
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Attractions nearby
- Muang Sema archaeological site in Nakhon Ratchasima province, Thailand14.8km
- Wat Thammachak Semaram Buddhist temple in Nakhon Ratchasima province, Thailand14.1km
- 80th Birthday Stadium soccer stadium in Thailand40.3km
- Prasat Mueang Kao20.1km
- Cathedral of Our Lady of Lourdes church in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand44.6km
- Nakhon Ratchasima Zoo zoo in Thailand42.0km
- Farm Chokchai dairy farm in Thailand42.0km
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