The Hot Coffee Guesthouse & Resort offers bed and breakfast (for backpacker style travelers) and is also a fully functional resort for visitors who require some quiet relaxing days exploring the stunning nature without missing all the amenities of a resort. Our restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks, such as premium Karen Hill Tribe coffee.
Hot Coffee is proudly partnering and using the fresh local coffee provided by the Karen Coffee organization which is a social enterprise project initiated by the RainTree Foundation to enable local hill tribe farmers to gain access to a sustainable market. Good quality is a result from education, relationships and dedication for the Karen Coffee produced.
At Hot Coffee Guesthouse we have various types of rooms serving the different needs of our valued guests.
A large selection of tours including Bamboo Rafting, Hill Tribe Tour and Elephant Camp.
Our Partners also act as sponsors on several occasions by helping funding activities.
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Very nicely located and clean resort with friendly staff and excellent food. Serves delicous own coffee which is made by local hill tribe people (social support project). Great place to stay overnight when travelling from Chiang Mai to Mae Hong Song or for visiting the area around Mad Chaem.
We had a great stop here as part of a two-day off-road tour. In addition to having clean rooms and good food, the hosts are warm and welcoming. More importantly is knowing that the hotel supports the children's home next door, including practical training for the older children. If touring in the area, stay a night, have a meal, or just a cup of hot coffee (which is quite good; I had three cups).
“Lovely location, very friendly staff, simple but delicious food. Comfortable bed, nice warm comforter, clean bedding and towels. Breakfast with coffee of your choice is included. Kettle and fridge in the room. Money goes to a great cause, providing orphanages, and helping orphans in the area learn self-reliance skills.”
