Golf Hotels & Resorts in Khanong Phra from AU$39

"Beautiful "

" ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolute Luxury and Tranquility – A Must-Stay in Khao Yai Rancho Charnvee Resort & Country Club exceeded all expectations! From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warm hospitality and impeccable service. The resort is beautifully maintained, offering a perfect blend of luxury and natural beauty. Our room was spacious, elegant, and incredibly comfortable, with stunning views over the lush golf course and surrounding countryside. The golf course itself is world-class, immaculately groomed and a joy to play for both beginners and seasoned players. The on-site dining was top-notch — delicious Thai and international cuisine, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The pool area and leisure facilities were equally impressive, making it easy to relax and enjoy every moment. Whether you’re visiting for golf, a romantic getaway, or just to unwind in a serene setting, Rancho Charnvee delivers on every front. A truly unforgettable experience — we can’t wait to return!"

"Nice and peaceful place to play golf and relax."

"Lovely oasis in busy Pak Chong. Wonderful staff and owner! We had the beige duplex toward the back of it, I would recommend a river front room if it’s available. Much nicer outside space than we had, and view. There is a major highway construction project going on behind it, we only heard it occasionally, but just know that going in. Nothing these sweet people can do about it. They’ve created a little oasis on the river, there are pretty trees and landscaping, also it comes with a great buffet breakfast. I recommend a car, taxi service is almost impossible in Pak Chong. There are food stalls, restaurants pretty close by, but the walk from this hotel is not pleasant. It’s along a busy dirt road filled with highway construction trucks etc. They offer a delicious hot pot meal on the weekends overlooking the river. The only negative for us was not having a nice outside space, and the beautiful macaws, green parrots and Lorakeets all in small cages. They played this whistling song of somewhere over the rainbow and it was quite odd and depressing for us and the birds. I’d rather see them in the wild! We loved the staff!!!!"