If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, but looking for something a bit different or adventurous from the standard hotel experience, I’ve got a few ideas for you. Here are five unusual places to stay in Thailand.
Coco Villa Santikhiri on Koh Samui
Imagine having an entire island compound to yourself, sort of like Pablo Escobar. This off-the-grid location on the southern side of Koh Samui is private with its own ocean views. It’ll cost you, though. So if you’re looking to save money, it may not be the best option.
Loylum Villa in Kanchanaburi
Similar to the above, in Kanchanaburi, you can get your own island on lake. Experience peace at this villa on Sinakharin Lake, another off-the-grid location. Try this floating accommodation if you need to disconnect from the digital world.
Leafy Garden in Chiang Mai
This property, with its mushroom-capped buildings, resembles a village right out of a Tolkien book. Great for eco-friendly travelers, this place combines the serene atmosphere of Chiang Mai with quaint architecture.
The Height Khaoyai
For those who love road trips and the great outdoors, this place provides an unusual experience in an RV/camper. Parked in a scenic location, it’s a great base for exploring the surrounding countryside.
Baan Bus 81/11 in Krabi
Baan Bus 81/11 has transformed a decommissioned bus into a cozy retreat, with a complete with a kitchen, workspace, and sleeping quarters. It’s may be great for hippies, digital nomads, and backpacker types.
The Bottom Line
So there you have it. There are 5 unusual places to stay in Thailand that provide more than just a place to sleep. Whether you’re floating on a lake, staying in a converted bus, or relaxing in an island compound, these accommodations are sure to make your trip memorable.
