Wine Country Hotels in Khao Yai
6 Vineyard Stays
with Cellar Tours & Tastings!

If you want to sleep in the vines in Khao Yai, GranMonte Wine Cottage comes first — an eight-room guesthouse set right inside the working GranMonte vineyard in Asoke Valley, a family estate of 40 acres making award-winning wine from 100% estate-grown grapes. It scores 8.3 on Agoda from 210 reviews and 4.6/5 on TripAdvisor, ranking #5 of 60 B&Bs in Pak Chong. The Vineyard View rooms have wide windows looking straight down the rows to the hills, and what guests mention most is waking to the sunrise over the vines. There's a walking tour through the vineyard and into the winery, finishing with a flight of four wines paired with snacks, plus the VinCotto restaurant cooking with produce from the estate and Khao Yai farms. The grape harvest, roughly January–February, is when the estate is busiest.

Village Farm & Winery is a resort that puts a vineyard, a winery, a restaurant and the rooms on one estate of about 80 acres, over on the Wang Nam Khiao side, scoring 7.9 on Agoda from 69 reviews. It doesn't just grow grapes — it makes its own wine, with European-style cellars and a tasting room on site, plus a spa offering grape-based hydrotherapy, scrubs and massage. Rooms range from a Deluxe with a bathtub to Duplex units with a balcony facing the mountains, finished in reclaimed wood for a barn feel. There's The Old Barn restaurant serving Thai food, an outdoor pool, and free bikes to ride through the vineyard.

Issara Boutique Winery Hotel is a design hotel of about 33 rooms set on the Issara Estates vineyard over on the Muak Lek side, on hills at 320–350 metres where the air stays cool, scoring around 7.8. It has its own winery, growing and making wines such as Tempranillo and Chenin Blanc, and its standout is the Tannin restaurant, which hangs out over a cliff edge looking across the vineyard and the surrounding mountains. Some rooms face the vines, decorated to feel like a foreign wine cellar, and there's an outdoor pool. The starting rate is gentler than a standalone design resort, which makes it a good fit if you want a stay on a working wine estate without the top price.

Cabbages & Condoms Khaoyai Resort is a resort under the PDA social enterprise that has its own vineyard and winery, with part of the income going to community development work, scoring around 7.6. The on-theme part is that guests can drink wine made from grapes in the resort's own vineyard, and you can walk through the vines. There are 48 rooms with balconies, from Standard to V.I.P., and two outdoor pools, set in the hills near the forest — a short walk from the edge of the national park. Beyond the wine there are eco-tours, forest walks and caving, which makes it a fit for families and anyone who wants a stay with its own wine at a mid-range price while supporting the community.

PB Valley is one of Thailand's oldest and largest vineyards — the birthplace of Khao Yai wine, going back to 1989, founded by the Bhirombhakdi family (of Boon Rawd) and growing wine grapes like Shiraz, Tempranillo and Chenin Blanc on hills at 300–380 metres. Its lodging, The Great Hornbill Nest, sits in the middle of the vineyard, with air conditioning, hot water, tea/coffee facilities and a terrace; it scores 3.7/5 on TripAdvisor from 34 reviews. Honestly, this is simple, estate-style lodging rather than a luxury resort, and you book direct with the winery. The appeal is waking up inside a real vineyard, with a buggy tour through the vines and a tasting, plus the Great Hornbill Grill, which pairs its food with the estate's wines.

Kong Garden Resort is a value resort that works as a budget base in the wine-country zone — about 3 km from the PB Valley vineyard and the Great Hornbill Grill, scoring 8.6 on Hotels.com and 4.8/5 on TripAdvisor. ⚠️ Honestly, this resort does not have its own vineyard or winery; its real selling point is garden bungalows set in green grounds where the owners grow their own organic vegetables and fruit, with rates starting at just over ฿1,000 — a fit if you want to tour the vineyards by day and sleep cheaply. There are single and twin bungalows and a family suite, a kids' playground and a well-rated breakfast, which makes it good for families and budget travellers who'll drive out to the vineyards themselves.