This is a unique homestay: everywhere you look there is something to delight the eye, from the beautiful to the quirky to the historical. The owner gave me a private tour of the property's little museum.The location is fantastic - very close to a 7/11 and the night markets, with street food stalls. There's a very pretty little park just opposite. Also nearby are several lovely wats and scores of gorgeous wooden houses. It's an easy 1+km walk from the bus station. The staff (a family) are great. During my stay, the town actually flooded and the bus station was under water so I had to stay an extra night. The family did everything they could to ensure my stay was as comfortable and safe as possible under the circumstances. They even drove me to the out-of-town bus station when the waters had receded. Breakfast was great, including real green tea from tea leaves.

Close to the daily food market. Delicious Thai breakfast included. Surrounded by antiquity. Spacious bedroom and bathroom. Comfy bed. Lovely family.

The mini fridge in our room needed a good clean. Not enough bicycles. Only two bicycles we're in operation and there are 3-4 rooms we think. This was a pity as the old town is best seen by bicycle as everything is in close proximity. Not really a parking area. This didn't bother us because we booked for two nights but if you stay longer you will need to ask for room clean. The loud speaker announcements from the prison also did not bother us as we awoke early each morning but if you are wanting to lie in it will disturb you.

This is a home-stay in a large, traditional, wooden Thai house in the suburbs of Phrae. It was a fascinating building and the owners were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious and cooked to order (but only Thai food). Equally good food was also available later in the day.

No complaints at all about the accommodation itself but it isn't a convenient location for the rest of Phrae unless you have a car! Needless to say the owners were very accommodating in finding us a taxi for a day trip to the surrounding area.

- owners are great. They treat you as family. Even gave you food to taste when you already had diner. - The house is a museum at itself. This is lovely and there are lots of places to sit or walk around. - location is nice to the river - the son helped me inform the scooter owner when i had a flat tire and they helped me get backnon track. - very quick response to questions on booking.

- if you want to leave early in the morning don't use breakfast there. It will be 9 when you can leave. Renting a scooter via them was even almost an hour later. - rooms are not soundproof. Ok, mine was next to the kitchen and minibar which was not the best. I heard kitchen noises and neighbours. He had a very loud voice.

This is a compound run by a lovely couple and their adult son. Breakfast was served (delicious) and the accommodations exceeded our expectations. It was private, relaxing and a few minutes walk to the Night Market. We enjoyed Phrae as a great 3 days respite from Bangkok on our way to Chiang Rai. I highly recommend Baan Thep Antique Homestay.

Nothing. Everything was great. The hosts were very attentive and easy to communicate with. Their son speaks some English and we had no problems communicating with the entire family.

What a lovely place to stay. The place is literally a museum, with gorgeous wood carvings and fountains and plants. The staff were very kind, and took good care of me even though I was the only person staying there in the low season (!). The home-cooked Thai breakfast was especially delicious. The homestay is also located within easy walking distance of the bus station and all the sights of the Old Town. I highly recommend staying here.

A teak treasure house with comfortable beds, handsome rooms and charming owners. Amazing teak collection including massive furniture made from trees 1,000 to 400 years old, and a museum to boot. Decent breakfast (instant coffee) included in a bargain price. Lovely canal across the street and a short walk to downtown weekend night market.

I kinda liked that it was next door to a prison. I wanted to take a tour but didn’t have time.

This place is very very good, This is my first time stay with this place and very impressive .All facilities are are very good, All antiques of the house is very very impressive, I never see any house have a lot of antique like this before.Some of the furniture made from the tree which is age more than 400-1000 years. The owner of this place are very friendly , very good advice. Food made by the owner are very very delicious .My families and me feel like stay at home. This place is my highly recommend to stay.

We loved the balcony outside our room ( we weren’t sure if that was luck of the draw) . The owner was very friendly and the rooms are set in a beautiful museum. Beautiful wood carvings and flowers every where. Breakfast was freshly cooked and very tasty. Good location for walking around all the sights and the food area in the centre of town.

A very eccentric and completely unique place full of antiques and furniture. In a great location in Phrae, 5 minutes walk from the night market. Run by very friendly people who kindly collected me from Den Chai railway station at the last minute when I couldn’t find any transport! Thank you.

Slightly noisy at night at first but everything settled down later in the evening.