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We booked this hotel with some trepidation given the mixed reviews and now understand why there is such a range. Ultimately these are rooms in the middle of a jungle area where it rains a lot. If you go expecting 4* luxury you will be very disappointed. On the plus side staff were friendly, the rooms have character, and the communal area is very pleasant and creates a nice social hub. Do bear in mind though that rooms are basic, shower quality is limited, and some mod-cons (like somewhere to hang your clothes!) are missing. If you embrace it for what it is then it’s fine, but do not expect luxury (and be prepared for the odd bug!). Also we booked a number of tours but information on what to expect, what to take etc. was very limited which is a shame as we were not as prepared as we could have been. We also found the weather forecasts to be useless and it rained pretty much all the time (no fault of the hotel tho!).

It's humid, hot, and a little rough around the edges. If you like that jungly experience this place is for you. Would book expeditions last minute as there are no refunds and there is no up charge to booking things day of. Didn't end up seeing anything on our night tour and the day tour either... tour guide didn't speak much English either.

It's a cool location, set in the jungle, and all rooms/huts accessed via raised walkways. The room we had was large and a big bathroom with a bath (that we didn't use). Breakfast was good and the staff very friendly. Peaceful place but you do hear loud cicadas. It's a 10 minute walk to town. The water pressure in the shower was very weak. A larger area to sit outside attached to the room would have been nice, as well as a general common area with couches (although there is a large seating area with tables for eating).

A spacious location, in the green, but also flush with the road, which you can hear. The staff is friendly. bet pool is pleasant and large enough to cool off or just relax. The hotel has four stars. We are not clear what star 3 and 4 are based on. As far as we are concerned, not the interior of the accommodations. The cottage smells of moisture and is moldy. the honeymoon suite has an empty bar and a bathtub. Which is impossible to fill with a weak jet. (Safe such a bathtub on a wooden floor 40 meters above the ground?) The shower idem, a weak jet of water. The breakfast buffet is for 4 stars (?) sparse. wn well what was written before how safe and controlled are the iron structures! In terms of location a great base base for the national park or other outings. but again, 4 stars ? No Maybe 1 or 2 resort.

Very happy with our stay in this hotel. Rooms are very clean and spacious with sufficient facilities considering the rural location and the fact your are staying in a tree house. AC worked great, we had a comfortable sleep. Breakfast is limited but sufficient, the food for dinner from the restaurant was very tasty. The pool is great especially after a long day of activities. Friendly helpful team.

I must admit that the publicity photos of this place on Trip.com and here we're a mite confusing as it is not on a lake, but if you get past that this is a really nice quirky family run hotel on the edge of the national park. All the rooms are tree houses at varying levels from 4m to 15m up in the canopy of a jungle like area. Room access can be a bit tricky if you are an elderly traveller as the metal steps are quite steep in places, but other than that the rooms are spacious, comfortable and we'll equipped ( for a tree house) - air con, TV, western toilet, en suite shower, refrigerator and coffee making facilities. Some have additional outside seating too, but you must realize that the climate here means anything made of wood doesn't last long, our outside table collapsed due to some very determined ants, but as soon as I reported it they came to fix it. The outdoor pool is small but the perfect place to cool off. The hotel is family run and the staff couldn't be nicer. The food is tasty and fairly priced, and the bar opens till you go to bed. The gates to the park are literally 2km away so it makes a great base for exploring the area. Loved it Thank you