Barefeet Naturist Resort
Bangkok, Thailand
A small, welcoming clothes-free guesthouse in northeast Bangkok, ideal for a layover or a city stay.
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Barefeet is a small clothes-free guesthouse in northeast Bangkok, close to Don Mueang airport. It has six rooms and is split into a social side, with a bar, restaurant, main pool, and sauna, and a quiet side with a smaller pool. Owners Gregers and Dao live on site. It suits solo travellers and couples wanting a relaxed nude base for a layover or a longer city trip.
resort type
Guesthouse
dress code
Clothes-Free
budget
Mid-range
When to visit
November to March
THE DESTINATION
THE DESTINATION & where to find it
Barefeet is a naturist guesthouse in the northeast of Bangkok, a short hop from Don Mueang airport. By general measures it is small, with just six rooms, but it is a well-known name in Thai naturism.
The layout splits into two parts, which makes it feel bigger than expected. The first is a full common area, home to the bar and restaurant, the main swimming pool, a sauna, and a massage room. This is where guests gather.
The second is the quieter side, where the rooms are, with a smaller pool and some lounge chairs. Guests call it the quiet side, good for relaxing, working, or simply reading away from the group. It is also the easier place for people new to naturism to settle in before mixing with others. The whole resort is clothes-free.
THE EXPERIENCE
THE EXPERIENCE & what to expect
Barefeet has the feel of a friendly guesthouse rather than a big resort. The owners, Gregers and Dao, live on site, so you often see them around, up for a chat or a game of UNO. Long-standing staff add to the easy, personal mood.
The two sides give the small space real flexibility. On the social side, the bar and restaurant, main pool, and sauna are where people meet, swim, and eat together. On the quiet side, the smaller pool and lounge chairs are for slowing down or getting a bit of work done. For anyone new to social nudity, the quiet side is a gentle place to adjust.
Meals are simple. The room price comes with an American-style breakfast of eggs, bacon, cheese, sausages, coffee, and juice. The rest of the day, the bar and restaurant handle food and drinks.
Rooms are basic but comfortable, each with a big bed, TV, and air conditioning, plus an ensuite bathroom. Just outside every room is a sitting area, handy for quiet time away from the social scene. The crowd has shifted in recent years. Where guests were once mostly European travellers and Western expats, many are now Asian and specifically Thai, a sign that naturism in the region is growing.
WHO THIS IS FOR
WHO SHOULD GO & who should not
Great for
- ✓ Travellers wanting a nude base near Don Mueang airport
- ✓ Solo visitors and couples on a city trip
- ✓ First-timers who want a quiet side to ease in
- ✓ Layover guests with a night or two in Bangkok
not ideal if
- ✕ You want a large resort with extensive facilities
- ✕ You want a beach or rural setting, as this is deep in the city
- ✕ You want a lively party scene rather than a calm guesthouse
practical
GETTING THERE & what to know
getting there
Barefeet is in northeast Bangkok, less than 30 minutes from Don Mueang airport, which handles flights within Asia. Long-haul arrivals usually land at Suvarnabhumi, from where the ride takes over an hour depending on traffic.
A taxi is the simplest choice and cheap in Thailand, usually 15 to 20 US dollars even in rush hour. Airport taxi drivers often try to scam tourists, so insist on the meter before you set off, and switch cars if they refuse. Or use Grab, the Asian version of Uber. You can also rent a car at the airport or reach the resort by local transport. The BTS Skytrain links the area to downtown.
where to stay
Barefeet is a small guesthouse of six rooms at the budget end. The rooms are basic but comfortable, each with a big bed, TV, air conditioning, and an ensuite bathroom. A sitting area just outside each room gives a private spot to relax. An American-style breakfast is included in the room price. With so few rooms, it is best to book ahead.
when to go
Bangkok’s cool, dry season from about November to March is the most comfortable time, with lower humidity and less rain. This is the busiest travel period in the city.
The hot season follows from April into June, when the city gets very warm. The rainy season, roughly June to October, brings heavy but often short showers. The resort is inside the city and works year-round, so timing is more about the weather and your other Bangkok plans than the resort itself.
what to know
Barefeet is fully clothes-free and split into a social side and a quiet side, so you can choose how much company you want. Newcomers often start on the quiet side.
The neighbourhood is off the usual tourist trail but handy, with banks, grocery stores, a 7-Eleven, street food, and a night market nearby. Menus may not be in English. A BTS ride reaches downtown Bangkok. When taking airport taxis, insist on the meter to avoid being overcharged, or use ridesharing apps. English, Thai, and Danish are spoken by the owners and staff.
plan your visit
Book at Barefeet Naturist Resort
Book through the resort website, Booking.com, by email, or by phone. Reserve ahead, as there are only a few rooms.
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HAVE A peek inside
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FACILITIES & amenities
●Main pool and social area
Social side with the bar, restaurant, main pool, sauna, and massage room.
●Quiet side
Smaller pool and lounge chairs on the quiet side by the rooms. Good for relaxing or working.
●Restaurant and bar
Handles food and drinks through the day. American-style breakfast is included in the room price.
beyond the resort
NEARBY VISITS
Don Mueang Airport (DMK)about 30 min by taxi
Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK)over 1 hr by taxi
Downtown BangkokBTS skytrain ride
Local night marketwalking distance
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FAQ
most asked questions
Is Barefeet suitable for first-time naked experience?
Yes. The quiet side, with its smaller pool and lounge chairs, is an easy place to adjust before joining the social area. The guesthouse is small and friendly, and the owners live on site. That relaxed, personal feel suits newcomers well.
Is Barefeet family-friendly?
It is a small guesthouse geared to solo travellers and couples. There are no children's facilities, but it's not adult-only. The appeal is a calm, social nude base in the city.
What is the best time of year to visit Barefeet?
Bangkok's cool, dry season from about November to March is the most comfortable. April to June is hot, and June to October is the rainy season with short heavy showers. The resort runs year-round, so timing depends on the weather and your city plans.
How do I get to Barefeet?
It is about 30 minutes from Don Mueang airport by taxi, or over an hour from Suvarnabhumi. Taxis are cheap, usually 15 to 20 US dollars, but insist on the meter, or use the Grab app. The BTS skytrain connects the area to downtown Bangkok.
Is nudity required at Barefeet?
It is a clothes-free resort, so nude is the norm. The quiet side lets newcomers ease in at their own pace. The crowd is a growing mix of Asian and international guests.
Is Barefeet a good stopover near the airport?
Yes. It is about 30 minutes from Don Mueang airport, which makes it handy for a layover as well as a longer stay. The location is off the tourist trail but close to shops, food, and the BTS to downtown.
