Kanchanaburi is Thailand´s third largest of 76 provinces. It is located 130 km west of Bangkok. Its location at the edge of a mountain range keeps the temperature much cooler than the other provinces of central Thailand. The Province itself captivates beautiful nature and friendly people with their native charm. Major attractions include several waterfalls, mountains, caves (that were once inhabited by neolithic man), national parks and last, but not least, the River Kwai.

• River Kwai Jungle Rafts¶

  Province

  Kanchanaburi/River Kwai Hotels

  Area

  River Kwai

  Rating

  USD $ 3 stars

  Founded in 1976, River Kwai Floatel Co., Ltd. owns unique floating houses on the River Kwai known as ‘River Kwai Jungle Rafts’. It is a spectacle place where visitors can experience a unique blend between culture of local ‘Mon’ people and the nature surroundings of tropical forest that cannot be found anywhere else. Each of the 100 rooms at this fine hotel feature superior amenities. There are balcony/terrace in each of the hotel's well-equipped rooms. Other features at the hotel include restaurants. Guests may make use of the hotel's excellent recreational and leisure facilities including massage.

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• River Kwai Resotel¶

  Province

  Kanchanaburi/River Kwai Hotels

  Area

  River Kwai

  Rating

  USD $ 3 stars

  The River Kwai Resotel offers a perfect vacation of privacy, serenity, and comfort accommodation. Set in a private land located just only 60 kilometers from Kanchanaburi city. Nestled on the bank of Kwai Noi River, surrounded by the mountain, and faced with the high cliff.

  56 Chalets are located on the bank of River Kwai with 81 twin and double-bed fully air-conditioned rooms, hot and cold showers, satellite TV, refrigerator swimming pool, restaurant and seminar room, phone and fax services as well as wireless internet are available at information center. Many activities will acquaint you with close contact to nature such as elephant riding, mountain biking, cave exploring, canoeing, bamboo rafting and visiting Mon tribal village and their cultural performances.

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