Luxurious raft rooms at FloatHouse shift with the movement of the river. The rooms' Thai-village stylings (split bamboo walls, traditional decorations) are lent an upmarket feel by modern bathrooms and the chic on-site bar-restaurant. Road access is restricted; you'll need to catch one of their boats from the private Phutakien Pier (included in the price of your stay).
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