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Juldis
At a Glance
- beautiful, natural location just outside national park
- many activities (tennis, bicycles, swimming)
- on-site spa
Pros
- far from town
- no off-site restaurants nearby
- many Thai tour groups
Cons
Juldis Review
A luxurious resort set back from an unassuming road leading to Khao Yai, the Juldis is ideal if you're devoting a full day to exploring the park. It has a spa and pool, and the gardens in back create a wonderfully isolated feeling. Skip the steak house (which becomes a pub at night) and try the Thai-Chinese restaurant instead. The "deluxe" rooms, with balconies overlooking the forest, are a better deal for only a few baht more. The lovely houses and bungalows in the garden are much pricier.
- Address: 54 Moo 4, Thanarat Rd., Km 17, Thambol Moo-Sri, Pakchong, Korat, 30130
- Phone: 044/297297
- Website: www.khaoyai.com
- Location: Khao Yai National Park
Contact Information
- 156 rooms.
- Restaurants, bars, pool, tennis courts, gym, spa.
- Credit cards accepted.
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