This Floating Resort in Thailand Looks Like Something out of the Maldives

This Floating Resort in Thailand Looks Like Something out of the Maldives

Eco-friendly and far away from the crowds, this floating resort in Kanchanaburi is the ultimate #holidaygoals.

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Crystal clear waters and pristine resort rooms by the sea, Maldives has always been a dream vacation spot for many. But, making the trip may be a bit difficult. For those struggling to make the trip a reality, we have good news. You can now have a similar experience at this floating resort just four hours drive from Bangkok. 

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Floating on a lake with only 20 rooms, you will be guaranteed an oasis away from the hustle and bustle of your busy city lives!

Eco-friendly Vacation

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Completed in 2017, Z9 boasts of using discarded timber and recycling wood in its architecture. Wastewater is also treated before being released into the lake, minimizing pollution and protecting its natural surroundings. 

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Going with a big group? You can request for ‘Escape North’ rooms. An extra bed is provided to accommodate three people per room. 

Other than breakfast (which is included), you can have lunch and dinner at the resort’s main restaurant as well. You can also indulge in water sports such as kayaking and jet skiing. 

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If you want to go further, you can head to Erawan Waterfall, about 40 minutes’ drive away. It has seven tiers and some pools even have fishes that will nibble the dead skin off your feet. It sure sounds like the ultimate retreat!

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Also read: 12 Incredible Hotels in Asia with The Most Epic Swimming Pools

Website: https://z9resorts.com/

Prices start from S$203.07/ night (THB 4500) for South Rooms and S$297.83 (THB6600)/ night for North Rooms. 

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