Mida Resort Kanchanaburi - SHA PLUS

“Great spot, good staff, just check that your room and bathroom is what you need.”

The undercover outdoor dining area was fantastic and they even offered coeliac‑friendly meals. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the pool was lovely. One of the rooms we booked had an open‑air shower, which wasn’t mentioned in the listing; we switched to a different room with an enclosed shower because, being so close to the river, we didn’t feel safe showering outdoors due to the risk of insect bites.

Di·Há um mês

“Vacaciones en familia”

The room was huge, but the air‑conditioning unit made a lot of noise.

Nuria·Há 2 meses

“สุดยอด ดีเลิศ เด็ดดวง อันดับหนึ่ง โคตรคุ้ม มหัศจรรย์”

The place was shaded and cool.

Samarpop·Há 2 meses

“First choice if you want to stay near erawan”

Spending two nights on the huge grounds surprised me in a good way—exactly the kind of lush, well‑kept Thai setting I imagined, with a beautiful river, plenty of seating, lovely pools and the Erawan waterfalls just a half‑hour drive away; although the riverside bar was closed during the rainy season, it didn’t bother us, and the staff were incredibly friendly, truly living up to the “Land of Smiles” slogan. I’d recommend this place to anyone heading to Erawan National Park and suggest adding an extra day to fully enjoy the resort. The three‑bedroom room was freshly renovated and modern, while the deluxe room showed a bit of age but remained clean and tidy, with soap, shampoo, toothbrush and hair‑dryer all provided. A special thanks to Pi Gai for the warm farewell—khob khun khrab. On the second day, breakfast wasn’t as varied as the first, though the initial spread was abundant; given the low season and fewer guests, it makes sense they trimmed the menu to avoid waste, which I can also see as a positive.

Marcel·Há 2 meses

The property is beautiful, not too far from everything yet not right at the door. There are old and new buildings, older and modern. There’s also a villa with a pool, two pools, and romantic river seating. You can paddle down the river on a bamboo raft, take a free bike, and wander around. Breakfast was good—not wow, but it was there. The grounds are well maintained. Because it’s remote, they can keep food and drink prices relatively high; a large beer costs 200 baht, which isn’t cheap by Thai standards. The older section shows some wear, but everything is maintained as well as possible. Maybe invest in new towels to improve things.

Johan·Há 3 meses