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Hop Inn Mae Sot

8.6

(163)

Very Good

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

Jiraphat Benjasri

family

Good breakfast. Accommodation is OK. Convenient transportation. Have a chance to go back.

Price around

AU$29

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The Teak Hotel

(56)

Exceptional

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

Fitness center

Airport transfer

Wheelchair accessible

Bar

Pitsanu P.

leisure

It is the best hotel in Mae Sot district. I went during Songkran and there were activities in front of the hotel. The reception was very good. The room was clean. The breakfast was delicious. If I go to Mae Sot district, I will definitely go back to stay here again. I recommend this place.

Price around

AU$77

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The Secret Garden Maesot

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

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AU$38

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Viang Tak Riverside Hotel

8.5

(114)

Very Good

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Rahaeng, Mueang Tak

Nightclub

Massage

Surasak Sirivirojanakul

The room is spacious, clean, the breakfast has many items to choose from.

Price around

AU$37

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B2 Mae Sot Boutique & Budget Hotel

8.8

(140)

Very Good

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

Wayupak Ninratsirikul

The room is very beautiful, spacious, clean, the bathroom is separated from the sink. It's a good proportion. Come to Mae Sot and will stay again.

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AU$27

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Alto Hotel M

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

Bar

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AU$79

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The Picturebook Guesthouse

9.4

(22)

Exceptional

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

Cycling

Bicycle storage

Clothes dryer

Bicycle rental

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AU$34

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Tak Andaman Resort & Hotel

8.3

(55)

Very Good

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Mae Tho, Mueang Tak

Uthaiwan Kanchanakamol

family

The manager is courteous. Very kind

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AU$29

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White House

(7)

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Mai Ngam, Mueang Tak

Clothes dryer

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AU$45

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Tempo Plus Apartment Mae Sot

8.5

(18)

Very Good

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

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AU$24

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Retro Twin Home at Maesot

8.9

(45)

Very Good

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

Chainarong Wang

Very good service.

Price around

AU$26

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Backpackers Temple

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Tha Sai Luat, Mae Sot

Picnic area

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AU$7

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Erawan Place

7.6

(7)

Pleasant

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

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AU$26

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One Budget Hotel Tak Maesot

9.3

(33)

Exceptional

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

ming c.

leisure

Very impressed. New hotel of Wan Budget Mae Sot. Clean room. Very good reception staff. Excellent service. Delicious breakfast. Clean. Very good standard. Good parking space. Next to Robinson. If you come to Mae Sot, I recommend staying here.

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AU$35

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Magmai Homestay & Tower

8.1

(10)

Very Good

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Nam Ruem, Mueang Tak

Karaoke

Children play area

Massage

Express check-out

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AU$24

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Keingtawan Resort

(11)

Pleasant

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Mae Ramat, Mae Ramat

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AU$17

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B2 Mae Sot Premier Hotel

8.5

(1)

Very Good

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

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AU$33

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Phuping Valley Resort

6.1

(3)

Fair

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Mai Ngam, Mueang Tak

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AU$93

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Berich Hotel

8.7

(75)

Exceptional

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Chiang Ngoen, Mueang Tak

Express check-out

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AU$29

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SOHO Boutique Hotel

8.7

(175)

Very Good

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Chiang Ngoen, Mueang Tak

Recreation room

Children play area

Bicycle rental

Wheelchair accessible

Phongphan Phongphan

family

Very clean, near the city, good service, comfortable bedroom.

Price around

AU$42

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Irawadee Resort

9.1

(63)

Exceptional

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Mae Sot, Mae Sot

Bicycle rental

Massage

Airport transfer

Express check-out

Spa

Bar

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AU$40

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Total Accommodation: 109 Properties

Popular City	Mae Sot, Mueang Tak
Popular hotel	Hop Inn Mae Sot, The Teak Hotel
Popular landmark	Mae Sot Airport (MAQ), Kamphaeng Phet Rajabhat University
Price starts from	AU$7/night
Review score	8.4 from 8,596 reviews

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About Tak accommodation

Tak sits quietly on the banks of the Ping River in northern Thailand, a world away from the crowds you'll find in Chiang Mai or Bangkok. It's the kind of stopover town that rewards a proper look, with waterfalls tumbling through Lan Sang National Park just a short drive from the centre and a laid-back riverside pace that's easy to settle into.

You'll find a solid range of stays here, from simple guesthouses to riverside hotels, all within easy reach of the town centre. Most travellers pass through for a night or two before heading further north, so accommodation stays relaxed and good value.

Where to stay in Tak

Tak city centre: right along the Ping River, walking distance to the local markets and a good base if you're only stopping for a night or two.
Near Lan Sang National Park: a bit further out along Highway 12, quieter and handy for an early start on the waterfall trails.

How much is Tak accommodation?

Budget: AU$20-35, simple rooms with fan or aircon, close to the town centre.
Mid-range: AU$45-80, riverside views, breakfast included and sometimes a pool.

What Tak is known for

Lan Sang National Park: about 15km out of town on the road toward Mae Sot, its main waterfall drops 40 metres over three levels through pine forest, with wildlife-spotting walks for barking deer and flying lizards.
Bhumibol Dam: around an hour from Tak, this is Thailand's tallest dam and its reservoir is big enough for houseboat stays, kayaking and rafting trips.

Top-rated hotels in Tak

Vanasin Residence: one of the highest-rated stays in town, with quiet, well-kept rooms that suit a longer stopover.
Viang Tak Riverside Hotel: a 4-star riverside pick with a garden terrace and free bikes to explore along the Ping River.
Soho Boutique Hotel: a popular boutique option with a fitness centre, shared lounge and a terrace looking over the town.
Berich Hotel: a 3-star option with comfortable rooms and breakfast included, good value for the price.
Baan Chang Hotel & Coffee House: a cosy budget stay with its own coffee house downstairs, handy for an early breakfast before heading out.

Travel tips for Tak

Time a visit to Lan Sang National Park for the wet season, July to November, when the waterfall is at its strongest.
Tak is a common overnight stop on the road between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, so book ahead during school holidays when rooms in this small town fill up fast.
A rental car or scooter makes getting out to Lan Sang National Park and Bhumibol Dam much easier, since neither is walkable from the town centre.

Which area of Tak is best for families?

Tak city centre along the Ping River is the easiest base for families, with flat footpaths, a night market that's a short stroll for tired kids, and mid-range hotels that often have a pool. If your family prefers the outdoors, staying near Lan Sang National Park puts you right at the trailhead for a waterfall walk most kids can manage. Either way, book a room with aircon, since Tak's afternoons run warm for most of the year.

When's the best time to visit Tak?

Cool season, from November to February, is the most comfortable stretch to explore Tak, with milder days and cooler evenings by the river. March to May turns hot and dry, while June to October brings the rains that also feed the region's waterfalls and top up Bhumibol Dam's reservoir. If you're heat-sensitive, April is usually the warmest month to avoid.

How do I get to Tak from Australia?

There's no direct flight from Australia, so book into Bangkok first, roughly 9 hours from the east coast, sometimes with a stopover. From Bangkok, it's about a 5 to 6 hour bus or car trip north to Tak, or you can fly into the regional airport near Mae Sot and drive the final stretch into town. Book your onward transport ahead, since Bangkok's bus terminals get busy on weekends and holidays.

What are the top luxury hotels in Tak?

Tak's a small town, so don't expect international 5-star towers, but two properties stand out for a nicer stay. Tak Andaman Resort & Hotel sits in a forest setting near Lan Sang National Park, with teak furniture and a colonial-style hideaway feel throughout. Silayok Grand Hotel is the biggest hotel in town, with a garden, restaurant and bar, and river-view rooms with private balconies close to the Ping River.

What else is there to do in Tak besides Lan Sang National Park?

Head about 26km out of town to Taksin Maharat National Park, home to Thailand's largest Krabak tree, plus the Huai Hoi and Mae Ya Pa waterfalls and a natural stone bridge worth the short walk. Back in town, the riverside night market along Chumphon Road fires up most evenings from around 5pm, with northern Thai sausages, curry noodle soup and mango sticky rice from the stalls. Both make an easy add-on to a Lan Sang or Bhumibol Dam day.

Is there much nightlife in Tak?

Tak's not a nightlife town, so leave the big clubs for Bangkok or Chiang Mai. Your best bet for an evening out is the riverside night market, where a scatter of small bars and food stalls stay open past dark along the Ping River. For a quieter drink, several mid-range and boutique hotels have a terrace or garden bar that's pleasant once the heat drops off.

How much should I budget for a trip to Tak?

A comfortable day in Tak, room included, runs from around AU$60 to AU$120 for a couple, covering a mid-range hotel, street food meals and a scooter or tuk-tuk for getting around. Add AU$20 to AU$40 a day if you're hiring a car to reach Lan Sang National Park or Bhumibol Dam. Street food and markets stretch a budget further here than in Bangkok or Chiang Mai, so it's an easy stop to keep costs down on a longer Thailand trip.

How do I get around Tak town?

Tak's town centre is small enough to walk, but songthaews, shared pickup trucks running set routes, are the cheapest way to cover longer stretches for a few baht a trip. Tuk-tuks and motorbike taxis wait near the market and bus station for short hops, so agree on a price before you hop in. For day trips further out, a hired scooter or car gives you the most flexibility.

What should I know about paying for things in Tak?

Thai baht is the only currency accepted, and Tak is a cash-first town, so keep some on hand for the night market, songthaews and smaller guesthouses. ATMs are easy to find around the town centre and charge a small withdrawal fee, while larger hotels and a handful of restaurants take cards. It's worth carrying more cash than you would in Bangkok, since card machines are far less common here.

Guest reviews in accommodations and hotels Tak

8.4

Very Good

8,596 reviews from hotels in Tak with aggregated rating of 8.4/10.

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Mike W.

Reviewed 357 week(s) ago

10.0

/10

Clean room, delicious food Change the menu everyday The room is clean, beautifully decorated, bright and comfortable when eating food in the garden next to the restaurant. Will feel fresh and clear In the room, use private wifi, use full speed wifi unlike other hotels Clean room with everything Very good service The staff are well mannered. Close to Ban Nuea market and with restaurants close by. 7/11 is not very far and there are free bicycles for customers. Regarding opinions, I think each person's opinions. Each person has different needs. For me, this is good enough.

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