Really glad that I stumbled upon this property, it was such a unique experience. It was like entering a completely different world and the location also offered refuge to Thailand’s heatwave at the time. I hesitated at first about it being a “vintage” hotel since it might mean outdated fixtures, dust and clutter but to my surprise the hotel was fairly clean and well maintained. We had the place to ourselves since it was Sun-Mon stay so we thoroughly enjoyed the place. The breakfast options are limited but still filling.

The smell of fabric conditioner or perhaps cleaning agents used were too strong and a bit dizzying.

Absolutely loved the setting of the hotel. It is by a river and full of plants, water features and lots of antiques. Everywhere you look there is something new to see. The room was big. The pool was lovely, a good size in a nice setting. There were comfy seats by the pool. The staff were friendly and helpful, including helping us with a lift to the train station. The breakfast was a buffet and had a reasonable selection. The restaurant on site had a couple of vegetarian options. I loved the mango sticky rice. It was handy to have it there as it is a walk out of town. Good air con in the room

I would have liked a softer mattress. Not a negative but to note the terraces by the rooms is currently out of action but there are so many other places to sit by the river.

The Room, standard room was nice and spacious, with backdoor to large veranda. But after one night we changed to a bungalow, with a lot more space and built in balcony wich overlooked the river. The hotel is very special, and amazing with hundreds of statues, pots, plants, signs and much much more, around a nice cooling swimming pool in the middle. Everywhere you go you find new things to see, new places to sit and chill out to the very soothing music coming from speakers. Nice breakfast in an unbelievable environment, wich you reach by crossing the river on a hanging bridge. The hotel is integrated with a museum with 1000s things to watch. Just an amazing place to visit and stay at.

Beds a bit hard in standard rooms.

Quirky property, there is an extensive memorabilia museum as you walk in (past Marilyn Monroe and the Blues Brothers) and then across a suspension bridge over a river to reach the hotel rooms. The rooms are a good size. Lovely pool for guests. Bar and cafe on the accommodation side of the bridge… breakfast and lunch/dinner restaurants are on the entry side. There’s a wide outside communal verandah space behind the downstairs rooms overlooking the river. Easy walk into town (circa 10 mins).

Hard beds! Though tbh we were so busy through our days that it didn’t affect my sleep. Still, others in my party complained.

We are a family of three and occasionally stay in Pakchong to visit Khao Yai National Park. We booked the first night at Ban Mai Vintage and we were so please that we extended our stay for the rest of our vacation. We enjoyed the lovely swimming pool, the spacious and very clean room with a beautiful view on the river and the fact that it is very quiet at night. Our room included a tasty breakfast at the restaurant across from the river, connected by a suspended bridge. The hotel staff if very welcoming and efficient. We will be back.

This is the definition of a hidden gem. The pictures don't do the place any justice because it's gorgeous and full of treasures that are just too special to capture. Not only is the location and interior of the accommodation amazing, the staff is exceptionally kind, facilitating and helpful. Never in my life have I experienced this level of service that goes beyond the idea of good customer service.

This hotel is one of the most interesting I have ever been in it's full of thousands of collectables and nick nacks. A nice pool and attached cafe and restaurant. The room and balcony were top. The staff were great.

Breakfast was passable. And the location makes things awkward. Some may not like having to cross a rope bridge to get to the restaurant.

Lovely place on a wild river bank with great forest view from the room. Hung bridge to cross to nice outside restaurant with great river view and good local cuisine. Very picturesque and vast hotel with cosy corners, a cool pool and fountains gurgling everywhere. The manager organised a fantastic guided tour to the National Park Kao Yai forest very efficiently.

Unbelievable place, everywhere you turn there is something different to see, An amazing collection of old relics from around the world. Very comfortable house with four bedrooms, great swimming poor, great cafe and restaurant.

Would have been nice to have a small kitchen area, but that was my fault, was not specified in the description!

A truly enchanting and quirky place. The location just away from the main street is extremely peaceful but everything is in easy reach. The owners and staff are extremely helpful, friendly and engaging. We will definitely be staying here again.

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