TOP 10 Khlong Sok Hotels

Very rustic and nicely maintained tree house resort by the riverside. Owners were very kind and helpful in setting up tours and activities. The husband has a real love for nature and his excitement is contagious. We booked a day tour which was excellent but operated by someone else, and a trip to the nearby elephant sanctuary, which was owned by the family. Very entertaining trip with an extra sidetour to some coffee fields atop a nearby mountain.

Ning is an absolute superstar, she organised a fantastic trip for us in the National Park with an overnight stay in a water bungalow - although basic it was very comfortable with a spectacular location and delicious food. We saw elephants, flying fox bats & even otters. She then organised a lovely room for us at the Royal Bamboo Lodge which was so comfortable with beautiful exotice flowers, a great pool and we even got to meet some of the local monkeys. I left my shorts drying at the bungalow and Ning posted them to Bangkok for me and they arrived the following day! Cannot recommend this place enough if you're visiting Khao Sok & looking for a very memorable trip to the National Park. Thanks Ning 🙏

Very liked. I can't judge by location, on the car kilometer there, kilometer here does not play a big role. Parking is. Staff responsive. Original design of houses. Clean, comfortable, thoughtful. Water in abundance. Very important is the shower. In the previous place, it didn't even cause the desire to come in, but here it was clean. There was one minus - the bats, then how they were eating for quite a long time at sunset. But as dark, it became quiet. And, well, not very successful location of the air conditioner. I had to sleep with open doors, but from the livelihood from the street on the doors of the special net. Dinner and breakfast at the restaurant near the hotel. Not a special gurman, I prefer home food. There was no special delight in the food, but everything was edible and relatively delicious. I will conclude: even though, like a small minus, if we are still in these regions we will still stay in this hotel.

Mixed impressions. On the one hand there are a lot of things to do - especially for kids (Minigolf, two playsides, pool) on the other hand it is a strange Areal with lots of construction works and the name “rainforest” is a joke. There is literally no shadow on the whole area. Around there is rainforest (and lots of monkeys :) but on the hotel area there is only heat. And in our pool view room it was very loud - walls are like paper and the pool is used till late night. May be much better in a bungalow. And to be fair: there is music which kind of makes the windows shake, but it’s from the bars in town. You’ll have it in a lot of hotels that are central. But they try their best to be friendly and to support you. We had to move out after one night because of the loudness but came back for the playground (one is with a roof above). Last negative: breakfast is awful. Only pancakes eatable.

The photo that promotes this hotel on trip.com features a lake and raft houses on the lake. This is not the reality for this hotel, although it does provide tours that visit this lake, and so initial expectations were not met. However if you want my review of the actual hotel, here goes. The family run hotel provides a cool place to stay for physically fit guests and people who do not suffer too badly with vertigo. All the rooms are tree houses, reached by narrow walkways through the subforest at different levels. The rooms vary in size and height to suit everyone, from 4m to 15m up in the trees. Central to the complex is a nice outdoor pool. I loved it, but remember in humid tropical locations infrastructure does not last long, so don't get upset if a table collapsed or a handrail comes adrift, there is a guy who fixes everything. Food available all day, home cooked and reasonably priced. The hotel.is only 2km from the park gates so location, location, location. But definitely no lake!