Kåres Party Bar & Guesthouse

A Scandinavian sports base on Soi Buakhao

Kåres Party Bar & Guesthouse has operated since 2005, combining a street-level sports pub with 12 rooms upstairs. The official description is practical rather than polished: beer and spirits, pool, darts, shuffleboard, sports on television and a short food menu.

The pub suits visitors who want to watch a match without the scale of a large sports hall. Pool and darts give groups something to do when no game is on, while shuffleboard is unusual enough to make the room stand out among nearby beer bars.

The address is 210/31–32 Soi Buakhao, close to Tree Town and central transport. Norwegian and English enquiries can go to +66 84 908 6926; Thai and English enquiries use +66 89 207 6093.

Food, matches and uncertain opening hours

The kitchen is intentionally small. Wiener-style hot dogs are the signature item, with other simple dishes rather than a broad restaurant menu. No dependable current price list is public, so check the board before ordering.

The same applies to drinks. Draft beer, bottled beer, cocktails and spirits are available, but online spend ranges are too inconsistent to substitute for an official tariff. Ask about imported beer, premium spirits and promotions individually.

The operator says it shows most sports, but there is no complete public fixture calendar. Call for a match that starts early in the morning or very late at night. A sports pub may extend its service for demand without doing so for every event.

Opening hours conflict. One current directory result gives 09:00–04:00, while another version of the same listing shows 24-hour opening. The official site does not resolve the difference. That uncertainty belongs in the plan: telephone before breakfast, after 03:00 or whenever a specific kickoff is the sole reason for visiting.

Rooms above a late-night pub

The 12-room guesthouse is convenient for travellers who want Soi Buakhao nightlife immediately downstairs. It is a poor match for anyone who needs an early, quiet night. Room rates, cancellation terms and check-in arrangements are not clearly published, so confirm all three directly.

Ask where the room sits relative to the bar, whether noise continues after service and how keys are collected if arrival is late. The combination works best for sports-focused visitors who treat the pub as part of the stay rather than an inconvenience below it.

For a casual match, bar game or hot dog, the venue has enough history and facilities to justify a dedicated stop. For accommodation or an unusual kickoff, the telephone confirmation is essential.

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