Bangkok Tree House

Top choice in Bangkok

Located in the lush green zone known as the Phrapradaeng Peninsula, the Bangkok Tree House's 12 multilevel bungalows are stylishly sculpted from sustainable and recycled materials, giving it the feel of a sophisticated, ecofriendly summer camp. Thoughtful amenities include private computers equipped with movies, free mobile-phone and bicycle use and free ice cream. Significant online discounts are available.

To get here, take the BTS to Bang Na and then a taxi for the short ride to the pier at Wat Bang Na Nork. From there, take the river-crossing ferry (20B, 5am to 9.30pm) and continue by motorcycle taxi (20B).

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near Wat Bang Na Nork, Phrapradaeng. Samut Prakan

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082 995 1150

https://www.bangkoktreehouse.com/

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