The beautifully designed accommodations amidst the jungle and the resort’s eco-friendly concept make Bangkok Tree House one of the sought-after retreats for travelers seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life for a day. It offers a chance to unwind with sustainable tourism experiences in a place filled with intriguing stories. Bangkok Tree House is where you want to be.
“Bangkok Tree House” is located in Bang Nam Phueng Subdistrict, Samut Prakan Province, which is still considered part of Bangkok’s lungs. This area retains its greenery and traditional community lifestyle. Therefore, it’s not surprising to find that Bang Nam Phueng community is quite rural, despite being not too far from the urban developments of Bangkok, separated only by the Chao Phraya River. When traveling to the resort, you cannot park your car directly at the resort. Instead, you can park at the Bang Nam Phueng temple outside and then take a motorcycle taxi to the resort. Just inform them that you are a guest at the resort, and there will be no charge.
Perhaps it’s the trade-off for the secluded location inaccessible by car, but in return, Bangkok Tree House offers a sense of privacy and tranquility. There’s no disruptive noise from cars, only the soothing sounds of birdsong and rustling leaves as the wind blows. Occasionally, you might hear the distant hum of a passing boat, but that’s about it.
The check-in area serves as both a lobby, café, and dining room.
The accommodation offers two types of rooms: Tree Top Nest and Bee Hive. The room available for our review is a Tree Top Nest. Each room has the same layout but differs in decoration details. Rooms are named after nature elements such as Bird’s Nest, Butterfly, Bee, and Ant, reflecting the natural theme of the accommodation. The rooms are styled like a duplex, with the bathroom on the lower level. The bathrooms are particularly exotic, as you can bathe while enjoying views of the trees, using curtains as privacy from the outside. They are very sexy bathrooms, with breathtaking views. However, it’s not recommended for elderly guests because of the stairs. The design is indeed very cool and beautiful, but elderly guests might find it difficult to climb. Elderly guests may opt for the Bee Hive rooms, which are more suitable for family vacations. Let’s talk about the upper floor. It’s a bedroom with a wide balcony and a set of chairs for enjoying nature views. What we love most, though, is the rooftop deck, which is the highlight of the stay. Sitting up there, feeling the wind, lying down to gaze at the sky and the drifting leaves—this is all we need for a perfect holiday.