Bangkok Tree House

A contemporary Ewok village

Photo of Bangkok Tree House, Near Bang Nam Phueng, Phra Phradaeng. , Phra Phradaeng

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Situated east of the peninsula down a raised bicycle path that's inaccessible to cars but close to the river, Bangkok Tree House is one of the region's more unique places to stay. Opened in 2012, the pricey eco-conscious hotel is raised several metres above lush vegetation and tied together by a network of walkways and steep staircases. All multi-floor rooms (or nests as they're called) occupy individual multi-floor structures of wood and bamboo on steel frames, each featuring spacious verandas and rooftop lounges with river views. The most expensive rooms have outdoor rooftop bed areas where you can sleep under the stars, but all boast a minimalist ambience with sophisticated yellow-green walls to go with air-con, comfortable beds and notebook computers. While comfortable, standard second-floor bedrooms are on the small side, but first-floor bathrooms are spacious and stunning with polished bamboo floors and walls to go with monsoon sun showers. A communal fridge is available to guests, bicycles and WiFi are free, and dishes that incorporate local organic produce are served up in a lovely open-air restaurant with several vegetarian/vegan options. Highly recommended if you can swing it, but keep in mind the set-up could be dangerous for small children.

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Contact details:

Near Bang Nam Phueng, Phra Phradaeng. T: (082) 995 1150
Email them at: stay@bangkoktreehouse.com
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Last reviewed by: David Luekens
Usually found exploring Bangkok's side streets or south Thailand's islands, David Luekens is an American freelance writer & photographer who finds everyday life in Asia to be extraordinary. You can follow his travails here.

What we were quoted

Type of room	Low season	High season
Standard - Double	3,670 THB	3,670 THB
Superior - Double	4,470 THB	4,470 THB
Deluxe- Double	5,270 THB	5,270 THB

Added to Travelfish on: 16th September, 2012
Last visited or updated on: 12th October, 2012

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