★★★·Bo Kluea·7.8
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Riva Camp in Ban Huai Ti offers a tranquil bed‑and‑breakfast retreat with a spacious terrace overlooking mountain vistas. Each air‑conditioned room includes a private bathroom, shower and hairdryer. Guests start each morning with a complimentary Asian breakfast. Situated 93 km from Nan Nakhon Airport, the property provides free private parking and is surrounded by picturesque scenery.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The facility looks old, with worn furnishings that need repair and refurbishment. The air conditioner was very dirty, but after I cleaned the filter myself it cooled properly. The bidet spray is too short to finish a wash. Wi‑Fi signal is very weak. The staff are very polite and the location is good. Parking is okay and the view is nice.
พี่โก้·7 months ago
The view is good, and breakfast is decent. The bidet spray is too short to use comfortably.
ณิชชา·8 months ago
The location is good. I wish they’d fix the damaged areas.
Pichamon·A year ago
The view is great, the accommodation is beautiful, and the local staff are very friendly. Breakfast is tasty, and they let me borrow a motorcycle for free, which I rode all around Sapun. I’d love a hot water tap; it would be great for a warm soak when it’s cold outside.
Nk·A year ago
The spot overlooks a green valley with hills behind it, which is nice. The property, however, is badly equipped and maintained; the walkway around the room has rotten planks with holes and gaps, and a very low single-bar fence that could let a guest fall into the valley below. A bathtub sits on the edge of that walkway with no higher protective barrier, also risking a fall. The room lacks basic items like bedside tables, comfortable seating, a luggage rack, and a wardrobe. To reach the tiny shower and WC, we had to step outside the room onto a wet, slippery walkway. The curtains are flimsy and ill-fitting, offering no privacy through the glass walls on three sides. There are no pegs or hangers in the guest room or bathroom, and no hand towels are provided. The toilet and shower are tiny, with water draining into an uncovered hole. The washbasin sits atop a plank outside on the walkway, which stays soaking wet while in use. The floor is wet with rainwater. Images could show all these problems, but there’s no space here to include them.
Jagat·2 years ago