This is a stunning place to stay. Access to it is on a long tailed boat down the river so it felt very remote. The accomodation is private " villas" in beautiful vegetation. There is a small pool which was great for a quick dip before dinner. The staff were all very helpful and welcoming and we had a good dinner and breakfast. The traditional "Mon" dance was a bit uninspiring but we felt obliged to watch!!
We had a trip across the river to a local village and we also had a look at the other accomodation available ( on floating rafts)
A great stop off and a good place to use as a base to see the River Kwai area.

We only stayed here one night but we thoroughly enjoyed it. It's a owned by the same group that own The Float House River Kwai (which I have reviewed separately). When we arrived we were warmly greeted by a lady (the manager?) who talked us through all our options for local activities. Of course this hotel is quite reasonably priced and as such, the bedrooms were a little basic, but more than adequate. I found the food fine. It was actually the same food as was provided for the Float House. It has to be noted that many of the brochure images (kayaking, rafting, swimming in the river, etc) are not possible in the rainy season. This was a big disappointment to us, but was obviously not the hotel's fault. The hotel did at least offer some diversion from the rain such as massage, Mon dancing, and a swimming pool. Note that breakfast here ends at 9 am. We imagined it would be 10 am and missed ours!

A very unique hotel with regard to location. Restful and surrounded by beautiful landscape. The river is within your grasp and the sounds of water and river life permeate your senses. Very private bungalows set a little apart from the main building and the restaurant serves beautiful delicious food. The staff of course are wonderful and the price is very reasonable. We arrived by river boat. The hotel picks you up from the parking lot; a highlight of the adventure.