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Best vacation ever, amazing experience with elephants. We stayed at riverside, its a cute bamboo lodge, my son jumped into the river anytime he wants. We joined the full day jungle tour, our guide Sam was fantastic. He knows the village very well, very fun to hangout with. The elephants are definitely the star over there, my son didn't want to leave in the end of the trip. Highly recommend.

nice place can play with elephants anytime, a lot of dogs and feel like quite freedom, countryside and relaxing. facilities not really good and have to say , really worth to try this different experience, btw the stars in the night are amazing. wonderful experience

Außergewöhnlich schöner Aufenthalt. Die Lage ist sehr idyllisch, ruhig und man kann richtig entspannen und abschalten. Das Highlight sind die Elefanten. Das Personal ist sehr nett und hilfsbereit, die Verpflegung ist sehr lecker und ausreichend. Klare Empfehlung!!! One-Life-Time-Experience

這個住宿不能和正常酒店去比較哈。我住的是河邊最邊緣的房間，房間裡面很原始，沒空調沒信號沒WiFi沒電話沒毛巾牙刷拖鞋只有沐浴露和瓶裝水和電風扇。山路真的很難走，特別是下雨天。我那天早上大象叫早因為下雨天水位太高大象過不來還被取消了。Host不是很專業 都要主動去問 叫早被取消了沒人通知 傻傻的在房間等 因為房間沒有電話 沒有WiFi 手機在村裡房間完全沒有信號 有事要走路到接待處去問。遠途都是泥路。其實住在山上會方便很多。但是我還是覺得很值得。雖然不是享受型體驗。但是真的很特別的過程。我選擇了和大象洗澡 一個人要1200泰銖 很好玩。這是一個大象保育的目的。有機會還是會再去。

寫了好多評價一下沒有了😓😓 酒店氛分為河邊房和山頂房，兩邊有距離，有車子接送，河邊房白天都能碰到大象，和大象洗澡的項目就在那裡，1200株/人 相比之下我更喜歡山頂別墅幽靜，早上大象都在，傍晚也會來，偶爾中午也會有人來，連住三天，美哉，這裡有小貓咪，鸚鵡🦜早餐西式，也可以試一下泰飯，挺好吃，自費中餐晚餐做的也不錯，喜歡這裏，以後還會來

河邊小屋，距離餐廳和主要活動場地有點遠，蟲子很多，但是還是一次非常特別的體驗

Toller Aufenthalt und das ganze Personal so bemüht und lieb.

價格包含了大象叫早，就是晚上屋頂有一衹特別大的壁虎，害怕的不適合來

The whole experience was wonderful from start to finish. As a family of four with two teenage boys we didn't really know what to expect yet we needn't have worried. The area is beautiful, the elephants are truly majestic, gentle giants and, crucially, the care with which they are treated by the park and thier Mahouts is heart-warming to see. Our guide, Sam, was from a local village and his knowledge and love of this region and the animals that share it with the humans was touching. Our trip included a gentle bamboo raft, swimming in the river, lunch (freshly prepared and cooked using only jungle ingredients), a short hike and lots of time with a family of elephants, from grandmother to new born. Highly recommended, Chai Lai should be proud of what they've acheived as both an elephant sanctuary and a welcoming tourist attraction.

We did the 2 day 1 night jungle expedition and karen homestay. Absolutely amazing experience, thanks to our guide Lon. He was brilliant and so thoughtful the whole time. He has amazing knowledge of the jungle and wildlife around and also made the yummiest meals for us, all cooked traditionally. We both learnt so much and had the best time! The elephants were the highlight of the trip and are very well looked after. We will remember this trip forever and would recommend the trip and Lon to anyone! The best guide we’ve had in Thailand!

This was great!!! The elephants are very well taken care of and happy. Lon brought us through the jungle and made us traditional Thai food and it was extremely delicious. His knowledge of the local area, plants and animals was amazing. He convinced to eat an ant and it was great! Lon was brilliant and made the whole experience 100 times better.

We did a private tour with a group of friends which was a highlight of our trip! Our guide Lan was amazing and had so many interesting facts or things to point out as we made our way through the jungle. He was also an amazing cook and we loved the food. In regards of the jungle stay, once you come prepped (pack light, plenty of bug spray, etc) then it is an unforgettable experience. The elephants were a standout and couldn't recommend the whole thing (and Lan) enough!

This is NOT anything like what you see on instagram- We had a pretty horrible experience, and left after only one night. We would have left during the night if we had been able to have a truck pick us up from our horrible room. We would never recommend anyone stay here, especially in what was described to me as a ‘garden room’, or Lotus 4. Only positive was the interaction with the elephants. We changed from a river room to a garden room, when my husband had a serious foot injury and could no longer hike. I contacted the hotel, about 3m prior to our stay, requesting we be moved to a mountain room, but was told they were fully booked. I asked that they put me on a waitlist in case they had a cancellation. We not only saw empty rooms, with level areas to walk to, but spoke with a couple young ladies who had a mountain room, with a great location less than 50m from the cafe. Chai Lei suggested the garden room. A ‘garden’ room required a bit of a hike down stairs used by the elephants, covered in mud and elephant dung. It is located up a hill from the river, in a small village about a 5 min drive from the hotel. The room was horrific. It’s an empty bamboo & wood structure, with walls, floors & roof open to all elements, including large families of insects from the river. Other than a very saggy king bed & nightstand, there is nothing else in the room, so luggage, etc. needed to be placed on the floor. There is a private bathroom, with I can only imagine to be river water to flush the toilet and to shower with, from the bamboo stalk, cold water ‘shower’. The sink has no place to put anything around, so all of your toiletries are on the floor in the bedroom or on the lone nightstand. I also got quite ill from the food I ate at lunch, or the drink I had at dinner. I could understand that if this room was the only one available, and I had asked for a last minute change, but that wasn’t the case. I paid for the river front room, which was the same price as a mountain room, and approximately 40% more than the garden villa. I also paid for two nights, and ended up staying only one due to a horrible room and getting food poisoning. When I asked about a refund, I was offered some ginger tea for my stomach. In addition, cleanliness of the cafe area was atrocious! There is months of elephant slobber built up on the benches and floors in the cafe. Yes, there is a daily happy hour where you have the opportunity to buy baskets of bananas to feed the very demanding♥️ elephants, but even heavy rain didn’t clean the area, just brought out the smell. We chose to stay here as we were excited about the elephants roaming around so we could see them from our deck. That is not the case, as the elephant breakfast is basically a handler bringing a hungry elephant to your room, and you feeding it non-stop for 15min. Then they bring by a tower of cold eggs, a few pancakes and satay, etc. for your breakfast. Instagram photos show a completely diffe

Two day trek and overnight stay Our guides Boy and Soin were very young, but so professional, in our group of four for trekking, overnight stay in a Karen home and then rafting and elephants visit at Chai Lai the second day. The two men were practicing their english and talking to us all the way round the jungle. They wanted to make all of us happy at all times and were so kind. We stopped at waterfalls, they took photos for us, they made us soup and lunch using bamboo and an open fire! We couldn’t have asked any more of them. We never felt rushed and everything was taken at our own pace. We learnt so much about the Karen way of life and how these men are supporting their families and siblings for a better life in the future. Please if you’re booking ask for these guides!! You won’t regret it. Thank you from Jake and Lizzie from the UK 🇬🇧