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"This is a must visit place when in Thialand, the large glamping tents with your own pool,were spottlessly clean, the staff are exellent and are very friendly and accomadating, the included breakfast is exellent,and there is even a happy hour on cocktails. Highly recommended!!,"

"Good for a one night stay while traveling but there were some serious limitations for a long term stay. First: limited in room amenties such as towels and no coffee or hot water Second: the towels were almost unusable because of age and there were only two bath towels and no others. Lastly: although the listing indicates a restaurant, there is none available. I tried to confirm this via a phone call before I checked in but the staff did not answer. I was able to use Grab but it was very unreliable."

"The room was very clean with air-conditioning in and bathroom very good with hot water The staff very friendly and pprovided a goox service "

"Beautiful location on the riverside. Well kept grounds. Very pretty. Mainly Thai resort but that’s good. My only gripe is the time it takes from ordering dinner in the restaurant to it arriving at the table. I suggest you choose your food for a given time then sit by the river with a drink of your choice then move to table at the time you stated. Everything else was spot on. "

"This is a lovely quiet resort that is well maintained with very friendly helpful staff. We loved the wood buildings and workmanship. The pool is wonderful. The grounds are well groomed. The location on the water is beautiful. We saw a lot of birds, even a couple of hornbills. The restaurant and coffee shop are good as well. The beds were comfortable. The air conditioner and WiFi worked well. We are happy with our choice to spend a few days here "

"Very nice room, clean, tastefully done, breakfast prepared on the spot, very friendly owners who speak excellent English and want to help. Overall a place with a lot of warmth and care for their guests."

"The maid can be rude. She sprayed copious amounts of disinfectant spray in my room, but not other rooms. It made me feel discrimination and seemed to imply that foreign people stink. I was having plumbing trouble at home so I rented a room for a week so I would have a place to shower. So it's not like I had stinky dirty clothes or durian in the room. I would come in the morning and shower then leave again. That particular day I had additional appointment so I returned to the room to take an extra shower. The room was so full of disinfectant spray that a window had to be opened. I had only been gone 3 hours. That was incredibly rude, childish, and very racist. "