WHAT I LIKED:
- lovely natural setting on the bend of the river, ample shady park-like garden seating
- friendly staff (very limited English)
- fantastic river views and relaxing small bungalow terrace with chairs, benches and table in my room 203; good privacy (at least while neighbouring hut is unoccupied)
- generally very quiet, but a water pump (from a neighbour?) came on regularly, not very noisily, yet disturbing the serenity
- lying in bed of room 203, through the front panorama window I saw river, moon and moonlight on the river
- no key deposit
NEVER TRIED:
- aircon, TV,
WHAT I LIKED LESS:
- bungalow 203 had full frontal sun in the afternoon, hut heated up a lot, was still hot at 10 pm, terrace before sunset not usable for me (but nice shady spots elsewhere in the garden; I didn't try to cool down my room with aircon; mosquito screen only available on small side-window and not so helpful to cool down, also not perfectly tight at lower edge) (there were very few mosquitoes either, but other critters might well come inside)
- Wi-Fi in room 203 unreliable, in spite of router on bedstand (tried 3 networks Kwainoy, Kwainoy-Ext, Chomcholchomwaree w/ 2 devices); Wi-Fi much better in reception/resto area
- water heater for shower in room 203 didn't work (lights at the bottom of device were on, but Power light on top of device never lit up, I checked all fuses and switches in and outside the cabin; upon arrival receptionist checked heater upon
