Bantak House

The variety of bedrooms at the Bantak house present a uniform high standard of modern comfort and ultimate hospitality while radiating an authentic Thai atmosphere with wooden furnishings and warming tones. The spacious rooms provide a homely comfort, with opportunities for intimacy or openness with the grand windows which let in the golden rising sun in the beautiful mornings.

These teak wood properties home 5 bedrooms, 2 with ensuite bathrooms and 3 with 2 shared bathrooms. This makes the perfect setting for self catering and larger groups. Enjoy the quiet garden by the Ping River and relax in the living areas with private balconies looking over the garden and river where you can enjoy privacy and convenience. You may even find yourself spotting the buffalo returning home in the evening.

These teak wood properties come with a luxurious pool. Also find 3 bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms, perfect for full board and smaller groups. With a spacious garden and outdoor dining overlooking the river and the multi-purpose living area, there is plenty of space. Witness stunning views as the sun slips behind the mountains at the end of the day all in the comfort of your own home.

The Bantak provides a culinary adventure for guests in their open space restaurant serving delicious region cuisines in a quaint and charming atmosphere which radiates the whole resort. The restaurant has access to on site vegetable, fruit and spice gardens, serving as delicious ingredients for guests to try.

During times of leisure, explore the magnificent landscapes and experience the culture of Bantak. Rent kayaks from the hotel to paddle up and down the Peng river, presenting views of the ecology that inhabits the surrounding landscape. Alternatively, delight in a relaxing day at the nearby 18 hill golf course nearby the resort or trek through the nearby villages to witness the rich markets and marvellous temples. Guests can also take part in mountain bike trips around the villages, swim in the Ping River and explore the local temples and markets.