The location of Phu Pha Tai Fa often includes a picturesque riverside or stream-side setting, creating a soothing natural soundscape for guests. This is particularly appealing for campers, as the sound of flowing water enhances the sense of tranquility and relaxation, providing a constant natural backdrop to the stay.

For comfort during the cold nights on Doi Inthanon, the accommodation—whether in a house or a tent—ensures essential utilities are covered. All units and communal areas are typically equipped with water heaters (often powered by gas, a standard feature in high-altitude areas), guaranteeing warm showers even when temperatures drop significantly.

In terms of dining, guests can enjoy hearty meals at the on-site restaurant or cafe (often managed by the local Royal Project Agricultural Cooperative) which serve both local and regional dishes. Additionally, the option to order Moo Krata (Thai BBQ) is often available for a cozy, communal dining experience in the cool mountain air.