Hotels near Khwae Noi River

"Lovely setting with fun swimming and lots to do. You can easily arrange independent visits to caves and waterfalls without the high prices of the organized tours. Reception can help"

"Overall it was ok. Staff were lovely and accommodating "

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"This place is as good as the pictures. Immersed in nature on the river you hear birdsong and can swim in the river. The restaurant serves good food and the staff are friendly. Stay more than one night though. Most people come all this way and do t get to properly enjoy it. We stayed three! You can use the pool at the sister property next door. "

"⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Our stay at Tiger House River Kwai was absolutely incredible! The place is very private, stunning, and beautifully maintained—everything was spotless and felt so peaceful. There are plenty of activities to enjoy, so you’ll never get bored. One of the highlights was Ma-Maung, the superstar dog of the house! So friendly, playful, and full of personality—he truly made our stay even more special. We booked 3 rooms, and all of them were amazing—comfortable, well-designed, and equipped with perfect amenities. The staff were super friendly, attentive, and always available whenever we needed anything. They also helped arrange activities, which made everything so convenient. Highly recommend this place, and we will definitely be coming back again!"

"Good Value for money a unique experience "

"Beautifully kept property, ideal location. Enjoyed the tranquillity of the area. Limited meal options on the property and definitely need transportation to get around as hotel is way off the beaten track."

"A spacious family room, very clean and comfortable. Delicious food at breakfast and dinner. Staff were helpful and happy. Would recommend! "

"I was there with my family for our vacation. We loved the hotel because it made us feel like we were in the jungle. However, if you’re thinking about getting a Thai massage at the hotel, I suggest going somewhere else. My mom and I were very disappointed with the service; I think they really need more training. Also most of the employees there are Burmese, not Thai."