Chocolate Ville Tour

If you’re traveling to Thailand with kids, this is definitely one of the best places to visit. Children will absolutely love it, and even adults will have a great time. The place is beautiful, especially at night when all the lights come on, although taking photos can be a bit challenging in the dark. The best time to visit is in the late afternoon so you can enjoy the scenery while it’s still bright and stay until evening to experience the stunning lights. There are also several restaurants inside, so you can easily grab a meal and take a break after exploring. I highly recommend adding this place to your Thailand itinerary!

We came when they are having Christmas setting and I think they really taking Christmas seriously. The decoration was excellent with Santa on a boat, plenty of Christmas trees and accessories, they even prepare snow shower, though it was foam bubble instead of real snow. There were different shows every hour in the evening, so you can spend long hours in this place. Entrance cost 150baht per pac which can be exchanged with snacks, souvenirs, or 100baht food voucher inside. I would recommend using the ticket as discount when you have dinner, I found out late about this and already claim ice cream and souvenirs. Food quality are average, but have big portions. It took a while for the food to come, and you may have to queue for table in festive period. Try to be there by 5pm to avoid peak queue. The biggest problem for me is the free wifi which was not usable, especially because you need to scan QR code to order the menu. Tourists need to make sure you have active data plan to ensure smoothness of ordering.

This place is HUGE. At first glance I honestly thought it was a theme park. The whole place is decorated really nicely and there are tons of photo spots, so it’s definitely more of a photo-friendly destination than just a restaurant. There are also animals around the place, and you can interact with some of them. There were ducks literally everywhere around the restaurant though, which was kinda funny. There’s an entrance fee, but you get a voucher that can be used as a discount on food inside. I only tried the desserts this time, and they were okay but didn’t really wow me. Prices felt a bit high too. Still, I think it’s a pretty cool landmark to visit if you’re into taking photos.

This restaurant is a great place for families and kids. The whole venue is colourful, lively, and beautifully decorated, and I think kids would absolutely love it. There is an entrance fee of 180 THB per adult, but 100 THB can be used as a discount on food and beverages or exchanged for ice cream. I didn’t get a chance to try the food, so I can’t comment on that, but the atmosphere alone was worth the visit. Most of the seating is outdoors, so I would recommend coming in the evening when the weather is cooler and the lights make the place even more charming. The funniest and cutest part of the experience was definitely the mascots. Their dance performances were hilarious and surprisingly entertaining. We loved them!

It was a great experience. Considerations 1. Visit in the evening, to enjoy both day and night views. The setup looks great in the night. 2. Prefer open seating for snacks or dinner to enjoy the shows and parade. 3. Plenty of parking onsite Suggestion to Chocolate Ville management: it is tricky to call waiters when being seat out or not in view, it might help to install buttons to call them.