RXV Wellness Village

It is a very well-organized place with a lot of trees and a large size of land and activities. Check-in process with an attractive welcome drink. The room is clean and well-designed. Dinner on the river bank with delicious, clean food. A lot of wellness treatments for choosing.

I stayed in RXV for 3 weeks for golf course next to the Rose Garden Golf. It was a wonderful experience when I first came to the hotel. I loved the healthy food, good services, as well as 6 star wellness Center and swimming pool. Full of spiritual and healing.

stayed in this eco-resort back in 2017 and liked it so much that i made it a point to come back in the future! Back here 6 years later and was happy to see that while they rebranded as a wellness resort and upgraded the rooms, everything else was kept the same - from the organic farm-to-table food, to the weekend farmer’s market, and the cafe/shop that sells the most aromatic hair oil. plus now they offer wellness services like massage/hydrotherapy too! oh and of course, we were met with the best thai hospitality throughout our stay. truly the land of smiles🙏🏻 will definitely be back again someday🤎

Once arrive this place, it made us relax and comfortable with very well designed landscape of mixed classic and authentic Thai ambiance. Staff are energetic and helpful. Gym and wellness functions are impressed. Definitely we ll come again.

A great wellness experience and service is also excellent from K. Peach (GYM) K. Lio (Bor namm) . Hope to have a chance to revisit again soon. Bao Namm is great relax and hotel with river view is also great

My family stayed at RXV Wellness three different times during a one-month trip back to Thailand to visit family and friends. The resort sits next to a peaceful river and includes dozens and dozens of acres of natural land, grassy lawns, a pond where you can rent boats, a weekend farmer's market, and several historic Thai houses that I believe guests can rent for special occasions. My wife and I have stayed at this property multiple times when it was owned by a different company and called the Sampran Riverside Resort. (The resort is just a few minutes from the home where my wife's family lives.) So we knew what to expect with regards to the quiet setting and the abundance of nature here. We didn't know the resort had undergone such an amazing transformation. Here are just a few of the highlights: -A new parking lot with some covered parking spaces and half-a-dozen electric charging stations (also covered). -A brand new spa in a separate building that looks out over a peaceful fountain, garden, and water features. -A covered walkway into the resort surrounded by plants and trees and bordered by another water feature. -A completely redesigned front desk and welcome area featuring tasteful sculptures and art. -A new dining area with large windows that look out over the river. -A new outdoor dining area (covered). -A redesigned dining area for breakfast (with views of the pool and the river). -A new pool and two small pools for children. -Redesigned guest rooms featuring tasteful and stylish art that reflect Thai culture (We stayed in two rooms that looked over the pool and the river on one side of the building; and the expansive lawns, pond, and river on the other side of the building. I can't say for sure, but I think every room in the resort has a nice view. ) My wife and son each had traditional Thai massages in the spa. They both remarked that the staff were incredibly friendly, the space was designed to promote peace and calm, and the woman who performed the massage worked knots out of their muscles that they didn't know they had. The restaurant offers an excellent selection of meals (Eastern and Western influenced), smoothies, and freshly-made juices. I drank more than my fair share of the 'Cheeky Orange' (carrot, ginger, and orange juice), which felt as if I'd consumed some kind of 'power up'! Many of the items on the menu adhere to the resort's philosophy of 'wellness', but there are certainly some indulgent menu items (eggs benedict, burgers, fries, pastas) if you're in the mood. It sounds really strange to say this, but this restaurant served me the best pad se ew I've ever had as well as the best pasta carbonara I've ever had! That's the range of the menu offerings. I would love to see a few more Thai offerings on the menu (for example, some curries for lunch and dinner) but overall the food was excellent. Regarding the quality of service, simply stated, I've never experienced the level of service like we experienced at