Wow what a place, first you go with a longtailboat through a beautiful scenery deep in the jungle, then you arrive at the floatel, the rooms are small but what a scenery!! You have your own hammock, your own sundeck were you can lay down and enjoy the beautiful surrounding. Diner and breakfast are good! The people are very friendly!!... more

After partying in Phuket and relaxing at a Six Senses resort, we decided that it was time for something totally different and spent a couple of days on the River Kwai. The rooms here are basic, but nice. Our room had two beds including canopy mosquito netting, nightstands, and a small bathroom with a western toilet and sink with a... more

Whilst visiting family in Thailand, they arranged a night at the River Kwai Jungle Rafts as a surprise for us. As others have said the location and the journey to the hotel is an adventure with a 20 minute long tail boat. The hotel has 50 rooms arranged in a series of rafts (about four rooms on each raft) with... more

What could be a wonderfull opportunity of great time in the magical Thailand's countryside turns out to be a 50 room tourist trap! The positive side: Arrival by the "cute" death railway train, hop on a little speed boat for a 20 min cruise on the Kwai river, coffee offered upon arrival on the amazing floating bungalows, nice drift swims... more

First of all, this is hardly a hotel - it is an adventure. They really are rafts floating way up the River Kwai, in the middle of the National Park, with nobody else around. The river flows by, quite fast, there is a bar / dining area, some very basic rooms (the beds were fine, comfortable, there is cold beer... more

We stayed at the jungle rafts for one night as part of a two day private tour we'd organised with Good Times Travel. We arrived by longtail boat about 4pm, it was raining but we were really excited and the rain didn't dampen our enthusiasm in fact it added to the atmosphere. Our family loved our night here and it... more

This location is excellent. First you go with a longboat on the river and they bring you after a trip of 20 minutes to the jungle rafts in the middle of nowhere on the river. The view is veryg beatiful and although hte rooms have no luxery of television or minibar, but the luxury of the sounds of nature and... more

We were unsure what to expect when Explore tour document said two nights in floating rafts with no electricity. What a setting, reached via speedboat up the river, arrived late afternoon, speedily allocated rooms, which were clean, and consisted of a double and a single bed. Both comfortable and with mossie nets. Bathroom ensuite with cold water, and western style... more

The setting and hotel itself are truly amazing. Really peaceful, beautiful and rustic with nice natural decor. Who cares about electricity, we never once felt that we needed it, after all you are on a raft, and the food was excellent. Not many independent travellers when we were there, the place filled up with package tours every evening, but thankfully... more