Greenview Resort

Greenview Resort offers garden-view villas and pool-view villas, along with a 37 m² bungalow with a pool view. The 2 bedroom villa sleeps up to seven guests, and the Deluxe Home measures 28 m² with one double bed and three futons.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a refrigerator, a flat-screen TV and a seating area. Every room is non-smoking, and daily housekeeping is offered across the resort, with towels and toiletries provided in the Paddy Bungalow.

The grounds include outdoor and indoor swimming pools, a children's pool, a garden and a playground, as well as a golf course within 3 km, karaoke and non-motorised water sports.

Meals can be taken at the restaurants, the coffee shop or the BBQ area, and there is a shared kitchen and a buffet breakfast, with room service also offered. All of these are on site, so guests can eat without leaving the resort.

The resort also has a family room, meeting and banquet facilities, a shared lounge and TV area, 24-hour security and daily housekeeping. Free parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms, so guests can stay connected without extra cost.

Greenview Resort is in the Sarika and Nangrong area of Nakhon Nayok, in central Thailand, where farmland, forest and waterfalls make up much of the countryside. It works for travellers who want a green, quiet stay away from the bigger cities, and the province is known for its waterfalls and national parks. Visitors who want a slower pace than the capital will find the area more relaxed, and the landscape changes quickly from village roads to waterfalls and forest.

Nang Rang Waterfall is 1.6 km from the resort, and Wat Nang Rong, a pagoda and temple, is 1.5 km away. Sam Chan Rapids, 1 km away, is the nearest waterfall and rapids, while Sarika Waterfall lies farther off, 5.1 km from the property. Guests who drive can use the free parking on site for their trips to the waterfalls and the temple.

Khao Yai National Park, 16.1 km away, is the main day out, with forest trails, wildlife and waterfalls within its reserve. A typical day could start early in the national park and finish by the pools at the resort, with the closer waterfalls and the temple as easy stops for the afternoon. Khao Yai is one of the larger protected forests in the region, so it is a good choice for a full day rather than a short visit.