Bangkok Tree House Bang Kachao

I arrived from the airport train changing at the Hua Mak station to the monorail (yellow line) to Samrong & changing to the green line to Bang Na. Followed by a short taxi ride to the pier & a ferry across the river. This seemed the easiest way. When I arrived the staff were friendly & gave me a complimentary welcome tea prior to checking in. The room matched the photos. It was clean but worn. The rooftop sunbed was dirty, to be expected being outside. Underneath when the tide came in you could see the water, its a shame there is so much pollution. I did not eat at the location so I cannot rate the food or service. I often used the bikes provided onsite - they are old but they work. There is a lot of wildlife on this island & near the treehouse. The staff were quick to arrange a private taxi to collect me the next morning to the airport. The fare was cheaper than advertised on their website. Although there was a lot of boat noise during the day it was quite at night. But - the walls are thin. The people in the next room had friends visit & were drunk & rowdy still at 2am. I called staff on the room phone who were hesitant to ask the people to leave the room & be quiet. That lack of service from the staff about this was disappointing. It was nice to visit once, but I wouldn't come back.

Unique jungle oasis in Bangkok! Very different than the hustle and bustle of the other areas. Peaceful, lush, and abundant wildlife. Staff was lovely! I would recommend.

Staff were friendly and welcoming. Such a great experience here. Open air showering with wildlife just the other side of a balcony rail! Breakfast was great. Beautifully presented and tasty. We have travelled round thailand and the bed here was probably the best we have slept in. I just wish we had stayed longer

Good

I will come here again now that I know where Treehouse is located. It is a beautiful property. But getting here was absolute hell. One cannot drive to their location. one can only drive to a wat (temple) that is a ten-minute walk away along the river. My taxi driver was flummoxed in trying to take me here, and we wasted over an hour pf extra time trying to find the place. I interviewed three other guests who had the same problem. This could be solved by putting up signs at the wat directing people, in English and Thai, on what they need to do. It is a long overdue and obvious solution.