리버 콰이 빌리지 호텔

방콕 보다 여유가 있고 가격대비 추천 숙소도 깨끗해요!!

We had a great vacation time here. We enjoyed the swimming pool and other activity available at the property. Room is spacious with good view of the river. We are not happy with the breakfast, since they should have provided more variety. Overall, this property is a good place to stay for a short trip away from citylife.

ホテル内にスパ、温泉、ATVをはじめとしたアクティビティティーが沢山あります。特に温泉とスパはお勧めです。 今回泊まった部屋は、川の上に浮いたコテージでした。壁が薄いので騒音が気になる方には、ストレスかもしれません。また、川の上なので船が通るたびに揺れます。自分らは、それらが然程気にならないので、快適に過ごせました。 スタッフの方々は、丁寧に挨拶をしてくれて親しみやすいです。チェックインの時には、少し日本語を話せる方もいました。とても感じの良い方でした。

Great location for Anzac day service at Hellfire Pass. STAFF Booked a driver and vehicle for me.

My wife and I recently stayed at the hotel over the weekend. We traveled from Bangkok (where I work and live)to spend a relaxing weekend at the get-away. The location of the hotel far away from the main road, down the hills literally on the river is beautiful, if one doesn't have to worry about having to go out to eat. The room we were given had a superb view of the mountains and farmland outside, the wonderful lush green trees and vegetation all around, and the beautiful river Kwai flowing gently underneath. The floating cabins below added to the beauty from above. The most amazing thing was to see the clouds forming and bouncing around the hills. That was simply enchanting, especially in the morning after waking up, looking out the window and glass door of our room. It felt heavenly, just like the way heaven is often described in the Quran (with gardens and river flowing underneath)!! I wish we had planned for one more day and night stay so that we could enjoy the quiet, peace and beauty for a little longer!! For an artist or a poet, it is an ideal place to spend some time. But alas, I am neither an artist, nor a poet!! I can barely write a few words! The room was quite spacious and clean, the beds very comfortable. We really appreciated having sandals and umbrellas provided in the room. But I wish they had also provided tea bags for tea-drinkers like us, not just coffee. However, the only sore point was the restaurant and the food (for people like us). Nobody, not a single person, spoke any English. That was extremely frustrating for us, not being able to communicate what we wanted. To illustrate that - we went to the restaurant to have dinner. After we figured out from the menu what limited items we could eat (we are Muslims and cannot eat any pork products and avoid other poultry or meat items), we placed the order for a fried rice and fish curry. Within a reasonable time the food was delivered. That looked and smelled great and appetizing. Since we were going to share the food, we asked for two plates to eat on. The waiter didn't understand what we asked for. He called in another waitress, who seemed to understand what we needed. We kept waiting for the two plates while the food kept getting cold. After nearly 7-8 minutes had passed and the plates were not given, I thought they might have forgotten and myself waked over to the buffet table and got the two plates and started eating our food. A few minutes later, the waiter came back rushing with another order of 'fried rice' instead of the two plates I had requested!! Of course I was a bit upset by then and declined the additional food. This is what we call in English - 'Lost in translation'!! I also had difficulty communicating with the Front Desk staff at the time of registration. For a facility as large and rich as this one is, it is extremely frustrating not to be able to communicate in a global language like English!!! So, even though I would recommend this place to people for the wonderful location and view it offers, I would also recommend that the Management provides English language training to the staff to handle clients like us, or at least keep one staff at all times who can communicate in English (even if that is broken English) so that other customers do not have to go through the unforgettable laughable but serious experience that we had. Thanks for reading this far.