Bamboo and wood floating rooms open straight onto the river at this small resort 3km south of Nam Tok train station. It's not to the deluxe standard of the more expensive raft resorts in this area, but it's good for the price and most people are pleased with their stay. You can relax on your private terrace watching bamboo rafts float by or take a dip in the 'river swimming pool' deck.
Boutique Raft Resort
Nam Tok
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