
Thailand
Bangkok Treehouse
- Waterside
- Woods
- Wildlife
- Foodies
- Cycling
- Birdwatching
Nature
Bangkok Tree House is a unique stay in the welcoming greenery of Bang Krachao, often referred to as the green lung of Bangkok. Located approximately 15 miles south of downtown Bangkok, this tranquil retreat offers a welcome escape from the city’s chaos. Accessible only by boat or bicycle, the treehouse features distinctive three-storey nests though these nests include rooftop terraces with hammocks, for stunning views of the surrounding greenery and the Chao Phraya River. Each treehouse has its own quirk, such as ‘view with a room’; an open-air bamboo platform suspended 23 feet above the ground, providing a novel stargazing experience. Complimentary bikes are provided to explore the local area, and the on-site restaurant serves organic Thai fusion cuisine.
Details
- Setting
- Waterside · City escape · Forest
- Price (per night)(rough guide, £GBP)
- £100–£200
- Type of property
- Eco resort
- Room number
- 12 rooms
- Room capacity
- —
- Facilities
- Restaurant · Wifi · Bicycle hire · Garden
- Good for
- Couples · Solo travellers · Wildlife · Foodies
- Activities
- Cycling · Birdwatching · Stargazing
Essentials
What to know before you go
Best time to visit
Kids
How to get there
Accessibility
Editorial guidance — confirm specifics with the host before booking.
Sustainability
How this escape gives back
Climate & conservation
- Solar powered or renewable energy
- Water recycling
- Limits plastic use
- Wildlife protection or rescue
- Sustainable build
Community & culture
- Employs local people
- Ethical and inclusive labour
- Funds projects
- Promotes local businesses
Location
Thailand
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