The jungle huts were a great experience in the middle of the jungle. We saw loads of monkeys and also did their day tour of the lake which was absolutely brilliant and we highly recommend

The room was fine for what we needed although there was a spider nest behind the door (to be expected in the jungle). We also nearly stood on a scorpion (again it is the jungle but not for the feint hearted). Our only complaint was the room could have had a small fridge for water as the room was very humid and breakfast was very limited.

Great starting point to visit the National Park. Staff is kind and very helpful and the hotel doens't take too much commission on tours and transfers - so it's safe to book here. The huts have small balconys and the air con works just fine. Monkeys stray the whole site. Beware of the fact, that they are looking for easy targets (tourists with food who think 'oh look, monkeys!' until they get to close, rip your tote open and disappear with your groceries).

The breakfest is a bit meagre. Expect a Hostel breakfest rather than a Hotel breakfest.

Very cute huts on stilts. In general, was good value for money. Nice and simple breakfast. Friendly and helpful staff who helped us book a memorable 2 day, 1 night tour to Khao Sok nature reserve, they also organised the transfers to our next destination straight from Khao Sok. We did the night walk which was a great experience.

The bathroom needs to be renewed. Steep and narrow stairs that lead up to the hut.

- very welcoming and helpful staff that spoke great English - we stayed in Jungle Hut 1 and had a huge bed and lots of space to spread our stuff around - very clean bed sheets and room in general - good en-suite - breakfast was really nice, very clean buffet style with toast, eggs, pancakes, juice, etc. they constantly replenished everything - good location, few minutes walk to restaurants and local shops

- WiFi wasn’t very strong in the rooms - a few bugs in the bathrooms but you’re basically in the jungle so what can you expect?? :)

Amazingly great staff especially the receptionist, suggested us wonderful cooking class, made sure our taxy company is legit and overall was super welcoming and helpful. Jungle Hut offered bungalos and huts which were the best value for money you can get. A river next to the property, nice to swim in and beautiful to watch. Monkeys living nearby, which is cool, as long as you don't feed them. Definitely recomend the place if you look for value for money options!

No restaurant at the property, but some cafiterias nearby when necessary.

The position, close to the village. The size of the room, the quality if the beds

The receptionists' snub attitude. Not a smile. Pay first. Which is fine but then do it with a smile.The shower drain opposite the shower, so the entire bath gets flooded

Exactly what we excepted, we were totally happy with our bungalow! We even saw monkeys in front of our appartement in the morning. The national parc is really worth the visit. We booked the 2 days 1 night tour on the lake and it was gorgeous! The bungalow there was really beautiful and more comfortable than we excepted, but i have to mention that we booked the more expensive one (that is the one on my foto, thats not the bungalow in the jungle). Additionally, we got the night Safari a night before the trip for free. If you have questions, just ask at the reception, they will help you with everything, they organized a transfer to MuKoSurinThai islands for us.

The place is really nice and calm, surrounded by green and monkeys traveling beneath rhe bungalows, and you can really feel in the middle of the jungle! The staff was very kind and hepful, we booked a 2n/3d tour in the lake through them and were very satisfied. We also booked with them a transfer to koh phanghan, and they kept our big bags while we were in the lake and brought us them to the point where the tour ended, which was really comfortable!

The hut itself was very basic and small, and since it wasn't cheap it didn't feel like a good value for money. Also the bathroom was filled with ants, but maybe you can't avoid that in nature. Anyway since we stayed only one night, I think the pros are bigger than the cons, and it's worth staying if you continue to a tour in the next day.

The location was just perfect! Close enough to the shops, restaurants, laundry, close to the national park entrance still far from the “busy” main road. We stayed in a jungle hut at the very end of the row, close to the river, it felt like in the middle of the jungle, one morning baby monkeys woke us up playing next to our window, which was cute. So many monkeys live in the area and can be seen there. Also staff was nice and helpful, they borrowed us waterproof bags for our lake trip for free.

Don’t expect any luxury, the room was very basic, cleanliness could be better, we also had loads of ants in the bathroom. The booking description included moskito net which was not in the room. When we asked to be provided with it, the staff told us they do not have any left. They do not have any safe, not even at the reception. Also ask for how many people are the trips you book. We got a complimentary night safari and we were a group of 30 people (other groups were 2-6 people) so we did not even see the guide who was tens of meters away. We would rather pay for the trip and have better experience.

I loved that house was situated in the jungle. View from balcony on the river was amazing. Whole place & experience was amazing 🤩