Tiny house holiday rentals in Phetchabun Province

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Home in Tambon Thung Samo

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Khao Kho Waterfall Villa

Big 🕋 villa with turbine view. - 700 sqm house on 3 acres of private land with 35 million holiday homes 📌 Amenities - Various bedroom styles - 4 Smart TVs 65 and 55 inches - TV, YouTube, Netflix are free to watch. - High speed Linate Wifi 1000/500mb - The kitchen is full of cookware. There is a very chill bar. - There is an electric hockey plush table and a 3-in-1 ping pong table. * * * Can stay 8-12 people like Chiu Chiu, more people than that can talk. Dinner, eat pork pan on the roof. Very close to the windmill view without disappointment. Of course, there is also a mountain view, water view, and looking forward, you can see "Wat Pha Hidden Kaew". This house style in Khao Kho is very rare.

Tiny home in Khao Kho

Tiny house in the mist, Khao Kho

Enjoy the lovely setting of this romantic spot in nature. This tiny house is located in secluded area where you can peacefully enjoy morning mist and magnificent sunset. The house is18 sq ft but equipped with necessary features that you need including a queen sized bed, private bathroom w/ electric heater, TV, fridge, AC, and a kettle. There is a large balcony area where you can enjoy the mountain view and also a hammock that you can lie down under the stars and read your favorite books!

Farm stay in Tambon Nam Chun

STAY PILAFarm: Charcoal

Discover the STAY.PILAFarm "Charcoal house" – a retreat where black charcoal meets the warmth of wood, crafting an ambiance for ultimate relaxation. Our accommodation seamlessly blends sleek charcoal aesthetics with natural wood finishes, offering a space that transcends traditional boundaries. Unwind in modern comfort and rustic charm. Charcoal becomes more than a place to stay – it's a sanctuary where the calming influence of charcoal and wood converge.