We spent one night at this unique location and I would think thats all most people would need. The rafts were reached by a high speed boat trip on a long tailed boat lasting about 15 mins which was a thrilling experience if a little damp. There is no electricity on the rafts so don't expect any mod cons. The rooms were small but clean and the presence of mosquito nets was a godsend I would say however that I think a small electric generator supplying electric lighting in the dining room might be a good idea as my wife had 2 dishes of food dumped in her lap when the staff were serving in the weak light provided by oil lamps.
Apart from that we managed a good nights sleep and it was an enjoyable experience

We spent one night on the raft and it was a fantastic experience. It was a beautiful setting and a very peaceful experience. We had lamps after the sunset to keep our space lighted but it was much more fun turning it off and tuning into the beautiful surroundings. The staff were lovely and sweet. My sister commented on burmese powder used on several young ladies, and a little girl stopped by to put some on her face. It was cool and refreshing! We looked for some in our trip to bring back to the states.

This was the highlight of my holiday to Thailand. The floatel was a paradise and as we approached we sensed that our two nights were going to be quiet, peaceful and just what we needed after the bustle of Bangkok. We were not disappointed. No electricity added to the mystery and romanticism of the place. What more could you want when you can relax on a hammock and read to your hearts content. The rooms were simple but clean and the bathroom was basic. The excitement of jumping into the river and being carried downstream was worth it. The Thai food was tasty and freshly made each day. We were given breakfast at 6:00 before we left- how many hotels would do that? If you are looking for something different I would certainly recommend it. A beautiful place with just the river to put you to sleep.

We spent one night on the rafts. The rooms are basic, but ours were clean and we all had an excellent night's sleep under the mosquito nets with the gentle rocking from the river and the jungle noises. The hammocks are a novelty on the verandahs. The food was basic but good. Take very strong insect repellent, especially to be applied when eating dinner. A great experience especially being part of the visit to the Death Railway, which is very humbling.