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Outstanding value. Brilliant staff and very clean.

We stayed in the bubble which was a great experience. It was lovely sat high looking over the jungle. The staff cooked us one of the best meals we had in Thailand in the evening, and breakfast was also superb. The bath took a while to fill but was very hot water and amazing views.

The staff was very friendly

No Wi-Fi. No credit card payment. No shops in walking distance and no help from the resort on how to get there. Meals can be purchased only in the resort restaurant but lunch only if you join a tour or if there's staff in the kitchen. Breakfast is included but you just get toast, butter, jam, juice and fruits. 1 meal costs 400 Baht which is overpriced for what you get (rice, eggs, vegetables, chicken pieces in broth). But it's not basic food. It's homemade French cuisine. You pay it and you will not get to chose what to eat. Allergies are respected but dislike of pork is not. The owner decides what's for lunch or dinner. I said when booking I don't eat pork but what I got offered was pork (so I only ate eggs, rice and vegetables). If you have a scooter you get to buy a delicious Pad Thai noodle dish for 50 Baht not far from here. The resort is run by a French couple and 99 % of the guests are French. For some reason. His wife was abroad so he run the resort alone and currently no yoga or inner journey could be booked. No check in before 14:00. I arrived at noon and there was literally nobody to talk to except a only Thai speaking house keeper. The owner arrived at 14:00 and greeted my by the pool. However, he only explained me the rules and asked me if I want to book dinner or any tours. No other information on how stuff works. I signalized I have more questions and I had to stop him 3 times from walking away. I felt bit guilty but it's normal to have questions on arrival. The next day, I approached him to covert my lunch booking into dinner instead. But he didn't even turn around to talk to me so I had a conversation with his back. He corrected my wording in a rude way that it doesn't mean converting if I don't have lunch. He explained I am just not having lunch. After that, he checked in a new French arrival in a very friendly way and gave them a detailed tour and explained everything to them.

I would have liked more options for the Thai breakfast, as I dislike the "American" breakfast. I also was a bit miffed that we had to pay for a child's breakfast.