Legacy River Kwai Resort Hotels

Frances stayed at Legacy River Kwai Resort on 2007-03-23 and said, "The grounds of this resort are very beautiful. The bungalows are large & very quiet allowing the sounds of the sourrounding jungle to be heard which was great. However, they are a little tired & the beds are very soft. Breakfast was poor.This resort is a good 30-35 minutes drive from town by car which costs 400 bt each way. This needs to be considered when booking as it makes eating out more expensive. Staying in the resort in the evening is only for people who like to listen to resident band (not so good!) & noisy people. Whilst situated on the river bank, there is no quiet area. It also advertises a floating restaurant but it was not in operation when we were there.Tours are also a problem - the tour companies charge high prices to collect from here. The pool is small but nice. We only used it for a short while but our peace was shattered when a large & noisy tour group arrived. To sum up, beautiful resort in gorgeous location but I would not return."

Mr.Robert stayed at Legacy River Kwai Resort on 2006-02-20 and said, "Very nice Resort, Bungalows are big and clean, Bath Room also.The Restaurant is very enjoinable, the food very tasty and clean.The resort is about 35 km from Kanchanaburi and not to easy to find, but this place offers you a very relaxing stay.Unfortunately one of the recepionist womenwas rude and did not have a prober behave.That was the only minus point at this resort."

Alex stayed at Legacy River Kwai Resort on 2005-02-27 and said, "Hotel Complex on the River Kwai Noi, about 20 mins drive from Kanchanaburi.Lovely private bungalows set in forest. Excellent value massages in sports complex. Very attentive staff.Would recommend the Elephant Trek on the island opposite. We had the island to ourselves and the guide was fantastic. Even got to ride Moguli style and fed the elephant too.We also would reccomend the river rafting on the Kwai Noi, again booked on a 1 to 1 basis for those who prefer an individual experience."