Your Travel Guide to Thailand
All information & tips to prepare your trip in Thailand
As for prices and availability, there are two main seasons. The high season (from mid-November to April), when prices are highest and fewer rooms are available (there is even a peak season from December 15 to January 15, when some places are even more expensive and fully booked), and the low season from April-May to late October, which corresponds to the rainy season in Thailand. The difference is most noticeable in the tourist towns of southern Thailand. Even so, prices remain much lower than in Western countries, and there are very few run-down places. You can also find campsites, dorm beds, homestays and even WWOOFING opportunities in Thailand.
Thailand has many dream hotels in idyllic settings, and the good news is that they often cost the same as a two- or three-star hotel in Europe.
The same room can be priced very differently from one booking website to another. Using a price comparison tool can help you pay the lowest price.
WWOOFING has been growing in Thailand in recent years, especially on organic farms in the north of the country, in and around Chiang Mai province.