Hintok River Camp @ Hellfire Pass

캠프의 야경이 아름답습니다. 야외에서 저녁식사를 하는 것이 즐겁습니다. 산책하기 좋고 자전거도 있습니다. 보트 프로그램이 다양합니다. 예약을 해야합니다. 힌토뮤지엄이 있습니다. 작지만 이곳에 담긴 슬픈 역사을 알 수 있습니다. 12월에 간다면 밤 동안 추위에 대비해야 합니다. 차를 직접 운전해서 들어올 때 캠프 입구에 군인이 지키고 있습니다. 밤에 가로등이 없어 어둡습니다. 조금 놀랐지만 다 괜찮습니다.

방콕에서 꽤 멀어요. 자연속에서 휴식을 기대하면 좋을듯. 눈에 보이지도 않는 모기가 엄청나네요. 헌혈하고 왔습니다. 3박4일 매일 같은 메뉴의 단촐한 아침, 저녁에 실망.

Great selection for evening BBQ and breakfast buffets! Not peaceful however due to noisy motorcycles and proximity to neighbouring tents!

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Our tent was spacious, very clean and aircon was working properly. The grounds are impeccably kept and the natural pool + views are wonderful. Dinner is varied and delicious (only eastern options available) while breakfast is simpler, with variation only in eastern options. Staff went out of their way to be helpful. However, note that the markup on experiences and car transfers is significant.

Bon acceil

We absolutely loved our stay here. The whole place is beautiful and we had a great time relaxing and exploring. The team is really friendly and helpful, the tents are immaculate and the food is good. There is so much local history and lots of places to visit from the hotel itself. If you have any reservations about booking, just do it! I would go back in a heartbeat. Thank you Hintok.

Fantastisk ophold her. smukt, hyggeligt, venligt personale og lækker aftensmad buffet med lejerbåls stemning. Vi fik også en skøn morgenmad og nød udsigten på den hyggelige terrasse. Vi kommer gerne igen.

Everything about this River Camp was fantastic. We especially loved their multi-course dinner that was served to our table and their great buffet breakfast. A great place to stay if you are visiting Kanchanaburi!

Breakfast was buffet so earlier you get there the better but thst being said it is checked regularly and changed.

Brother and sister trip. So much better than we expected. Wish we stayed longer. Pool was great. Plenty of activities. Breakfast and dinner included and was good variety. Bed comfy. Only issue was the toilet not flushing came to fix but still not working. Staff were attentive. Aircon was a plus. Would return.

Our stay at Hintok River Camp was amazing and mostly positive, it was a great glamping experience at a historically meaningful site. Pros: - Very clean rooms and toilets - Natural pool was clean and refreshing - Food is generally great and portion is generous - Kiosk and minimarts nearby to buy snacks / toiletries etc if needed - Wide selection of excursion trips and boat rentals (The hellfire pass excursion is highly recommended, only costs 600 baht per person; also went for boat trip to sai yok yai waterfall, though a little pricey at 2200 baht per 2 persons, it was a nice free-and-easy trip with decent photo opportunities) - Free museum about the historical background of the location - Polite and helpful staff members Cons: - Lots of insects (inevitable with glamping in the nature - can purchase insect repellant from the kiosk) - Food served during dinner could be slightly on the cold side (soups / gravy ones are usually still warm) - Possible language barrier with some staff members (just needs a little patience or Google translate)

Staff friendly,cleanliness room,tasty food, dining area

Be careful not to drink the water at breakfast or dinner I got violently ill for days Food was good though and unique location where the real POWs lived and died

On the river with excursions such as bamboo rafting available. Tents are a good size with ac and a bathroom. Deluxe sleep 3. BBQ dinner included and they will do vegetarian option.

Nice staff and service and setting

An amazing experience.

Amazing location, staff, value and experience

It was a very good place, location was very naturely and the staff omg. the staff there r so friendly and kind. My dad is a vegeterian and my mom cannot eat spicy stuff for health reasons and we told them that during dinner so the next day they made us dishes that accomodated to our needs rven though yheir dinner is a set menu style

Magnifique emplacement en pleine nature près de la rivière Kway