Gem Forest CK Gesha Room Chaingklang

CK House is a warm, intimate guesthouse created especially for specialty coffee lovers and curious learners. More than just a place to stay, this is a space to live, learn, and connect through coffee. As part of Gem Forest Coffee, guests have the opportunity to visit coffee farms, explore specialty coffee processing, and experience cupping and quality evaluation alongside real coffee professionals. The space Gesha Room is thoughtfully designed private room inspired by one of the most celebrated coffee varieties in the world. You’ll have your own private bedroom with a comfortable bed and a private bathroom. The room is part of a shared building, with access to communal spaces such as a shared kitchen and common areas, where guests may occasionally meet other coffee lovers. Guest access Guests have private access to the Gesha Room, including a private bedroom and private bathroom. You’re welcome to use the shared areas of the building, including the communal kitchen and common spaces, which may be shared with other guests. Please note that the School Room is not accessible to guests. This room is reserved for private use and activities. The main entrance and shared areas are designed to be calm and respectful for all guests. We kindly ask everyone to be mindful of shared spaces during their stay. Some areas are reserved for the host and are clearly marked as private. Other things to note Our shared spaces include professional coffee equipment, which is part of the experience we thoughtfully provide for coffee lovers. Guests are welcome to enjoy the coffee areas with care and respect. Some equipment is not for self-use and is reserved for host-led activities or guided use only. Clear instructions will be provided on which items are available for guest use. If you’re interested in using specific coffee equipment or learning more, please feel free to ask — we’re happy to assist or arrange a guided experience when available. We kindly ask guests to treat all shared spaces and equipment as if they were their own.