Reviews of Tree Top Eco-Lodge

very comfy bed with view on the forest

bathroom door too stiff

The bar, and the location

Dirty rooms and bathroom, with geko droppings everywhere. Spider webs are parts of the decor and bed sheets could be cleaner. The uneven stairs are a danger and the smashed jackfruit everywhere not only poses a risk for slipping but its also smelling nasty. We decided to wash our clothes and after paying 5 dollars, when recovered our clothes we realised that it was smelling worse than before cleaning. I do not recommend this place, its too expensive for what it is.

The wooden design of the Tree Top bungalows made us feel both cosy and in a wild forest atmosphere. The staff was extremely kind, they saw us arriving too early and generously offered us to Check-in earlier.

Not enough windows, we don’t see a lot in the bungalows. No sound insulation so we hear all the monk and bird chants all night and morning. The beds are not the comfiest, but they are good enough to have a good sleep.

Lovely spot in Banlung. Great bar and restaurant area overlooking lush greenery. Food and drink prices reasonable and nice place to chill. Bed and room styling nice but remember no AC just fans. Bungalows on first impression ok but ant issues and needed to ask for loo roll. No wifi in rooms. Also the twin room was very hot even with the fan. Rain leaked through roof and basin sink also leaked. Heavy fruit landed on the roof several times during the night waking us up. Staffing was bare minimum which is fine with few guests, but needed to call them from bed to try and help with ant issue at 9.30pm. They did offer for us to move rooms so they were trying to help. But not quite as great as other places we've stayed this trip for similar money.

The chalet was away from others, with a deck that was very private with a variety of comfortable seating.

There was an ant infestation in the bathroom and the toilet cistern was leaking on to the floor

Liked staff very much Liked frog who lived in toilet Liked room Liked location

It’s a long way down to the cabins and the steps, need to be repaired, some were dangerous

Location and setting was lovely, staff were great

Dogs howling at night

We liked being in nature. It was well located. They were helpful to plan excursions.

Access to the cottages . So many uneven stairs. Our next leg of our trip was organized by the employee, which was a mistake. We had to take a very old minibus along with merchandise. Tough trip. The photos in the site do not represent the real buildings.

Beautiful retreat with beautiful garden and an authentic eco lodge feel

The dogs in the street made me feel uneasy

Clean, beautiful, quiet.

Generally ok but a little run-down.

I checked out after just a few hours because of the loud music coming from neighbouring properties.

The best so far.. if you wish to be immersed in a garden of old cashew trees, close to the center..

Nice location, quiet place, friendly staff, ideal for relaxing

Nothing to complain about

A tranquil jungle setting in the middle of the main town. You have your own chalet well spaced out from the others on site which gives you plenty of privacy. The restaurant has excellent views of the countryside.

Lovely little bungalows surrounded by forest, right in the centre of town. Really lovely, friendly and helpful staff and delicious breakfast.

The room is quite clean and situated in a good and pleasant environment.

The walkway to the room is not comfortable to walk through at night and quite dark during the night. People smoke at the restaurant.

The treetop Eco-Lodge is excellent value for money sent in a quiet wooded area in walking distance to town and other restaurants and cafes. The staff are super friendly. There’s is a basic restaurant catering Khmer and Western food.

So nice and jungly, still right in town. The bungalows are well spaced out down the valley, giving you a high degree of privacy. Some reviews give you the idea that the bungalows are a bit basic. They are far from not! Spotless clean and very well set up with a comfortable bed. Even a kettle. A very nice bathroom made up of stones. Private balcony. There is a lovely wooden terrace restaurant with a view of the tree tops, but I didn't eat there as it was all none smoking. It's located very close to the Green carrot. The town's travellers restaurant which can arrange anything you need.

It was nothing I didn't like. Could pick on the poor lights though, but that's part of the jungly experience.