Green Gecko is located in the Northeast of Thailand, or "Isaan", about 30 minutes from Udon Thani airport, which is served by frequent daily services from Bangkok, as well as from Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand and Luang Prabang in Laos. Green Gecko is set in over 30,000sqm of private grounds. Its impressive wooden entrance staircase leads up through typical wooden doors to the inner sanctum of the property. Green Gecko was designed to reflect the architecture of traditional Thai houses, whilst also placing a premium on privacy and comfort (steeply pitched, hand-made terracotta tile roofs clearly epitomize Thai style and help cooling, for example, but air-conditioners are also incorporated throughout.).The house offers two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a living room, dining room, fully-equipped European and professional Siamese kitchens with a large wooden deck and private swimming pool. The resort is set among woodlands, with serene views over to rice paddies and tropical plantations, Green Gecko beckons with its enticing pool and invites you to indulge, explore and relax.

Green Gecko Thai holiday villa provides you with unique access to a side of the country generally inaccessible to tourists. The property itself is set among flowering gardens and plantations of tropical trees, sugar cane and cassava, and enjoys views over the surrounding rice paddies. During your holiday, your personal chef prepares delicious Thai dishes for you and we ensure that the house is fully serviced. The place's space & freedom, the people's hospitality and the delightful food will certainly call us back soon.We hope Green Gecko will not only provide our guests with an enjoyable and memorable holiday experience, but also permit a greater number of our family and friends to make a living locally, near our home. We are very aware that the success of this endeavour relies fully upon ensuring that your stay is relaxing, interesting and fun in the green environment. Rather than "outsource" the construction of Green Gecko, we wished to maximize local employment, not only to demonstrate the skills of the local villagers and to provide a showcase for various craftsmen, but also to generate a direct income for them within their own neighbourhood as part of our support of sustainable, responsible tourism.