Cleanliness: I personally think it's okay because they used reclaimed wood from boats to build the rooms, and since I currently live in a wooden house, I understand.
Room Condition: I stayed in room Rung Thong 5. Being an older hotel, some light bulbs were broken or wouldn't turn on, but the room itself was very large and functional. If you're staying in this room with two people, there's plenty of space for luggage; you could even do aerobics in the room! The balcony has a perfect view.
Service: The staff were cheerful, friendly, and very helpful. Because there weren't many guests, sometimes there was only one staff member doing almost everything, so things might be a little slow at times.
Food: If you opt for the breakfast included in the package, you only have the option of rice porridge with minced pork or an American breakfast set (don't expect too much because there aren't many guests). However, if you pay extra for other meals, the portions are generous and the taste is good.
Activities: Kayaks are available to borrow, and there's a boat tour around the dam available for an additional fee. I've been there, and the views are beautiful and the air is refreshing. You can board the boat near the dam, and there's a stop to feed the bingo on an island in the middle of the reservoir.
The reason I'm giving it more than 10 stars is probably because of the hotel's location. Because it's located by the dam and the water, the breeze is very pleasant and the view is absolutely stunning. I was very impressed with that. The only thing to keep in mind is the limited number of staff and the fact that the service isn't as comprehensive as in a hotel.
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