The Float House River Kwai, Saiyoke

The Float House River Kwai is a unique Thai folk-style resort floating on the tranquil waters of the River Kwai, enveloped by the lush tropical forests and mountains of Saiyoke.

This resort offers a distinctive stay with private villas that include a 32-inch flat-screen TV and a private sun deck with day beds, all complemented by free Wi-Fi access. The villas exude rustic elegance with spacious, air-conditioned interiors, big pillows, soft duvets, a well-stocked mini-bar, personal safe, and an umbrella. The luxurious bathrooms are equipped with a rain shower.

Situated 1.9 kilometers from Lawa Cave, 5 kilometers from Mon Village, and 6.9 kilometers from the Elephant Camp, the resort is also within reach of Sai Yoke Yai National Park (25.7 kilometers), Erawan Waterfall (49.9 kilometers), and Erawan National Park (69.2 kilometers).

Guests can enjoy sunbathing outside their villa, swimming in the river, or engaging in activities like bamboo rafting, jungle hiking, and bird watching. Traditional Thai massage services are also available. Dining at the Pontoon Restaurant offers Thai and European cuisines, while the Moon Lounge & Bar provides an open-air deck ideal for relaxing with a cocktail.

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