Hintok River Camp @ Hell Fire Pass Hotel

Nice resort but wifi and mobile unable to use.

The place is far away but ideal if u want to be close to nature. Facilities not that clean. Has a damp feel and smell maybe cos of rainy season. Breakfast and dinner were great. Activities are very pricey

Good view but the room is not cleans.

Very poor value of money Isolated location with no attraction whatsoever No lock at the tent, no privacy and safety

We paid $143/night for 2person ( breakfast and dinner included) but the quality of the room is like $29/night room.The bathroom is dirty (with mold everywhere)low quality amenities. The whole resort is run down. This is not a safe resort for kids.Food is average Staff are not helpful and friendly

The BBQ dinner is great, no doubt about it. The ambience and food spread are great. The tent is cute and pretty spacious. It is getting to this place that is a chore and you definitely need a good car and driver as it has steep "un-litted" mountain roads along the way. You may want to consider paying additional fee to get there in a boat, especially during rainy season. Not many facilities within the resort to keep you occupied, I personally feel that 1 night stay is good enough. Experienced power failure but the only thing that was affected was the Wifi connection :)

The Hintok River Camp is in a secluded area and perfect for a couple that wants to relax for a weekend. The room is clean and comfortable. The only thing that could be improved is the selection of food.

Scenery around the camp is exceptional. Free bicycles are definitely welcomed as we love to travel around nearby. Natural pool is one of the highlights of the place. Lack of activities at night. Staffs are friendly and helpful. We can hear every movement around us due to the thin walls. Heater in room would be much more comfortable for cold nights. overall we had a great stay here and will come back again.

Travelled with another couple. A perfect escape from the city and would recommend to anyone who enjoys "glamping". Try to rent a boat house to take you down the river for a memorable weekend getaway.

A very nice and relaxing "glamping" trip with my wife. Beautiful views, serene, clean, and friendly staff. Very pleased with our trip. Tent is well equipped with AC, refrigerator, fans, lights, and plenty of plugs/power outlets for charging multiple smart phones. Private bath is semi outside but clean; water pressure was a little low but nice and hot (they should consider adding an additional line pump to increase the water pressure to help women washing their hair). Bed linens were clean.

If you pay this price, it fair enough to expect more cleanliness and comfortable room.

in the tents with twin bed and bathroom with aircon. So quiet in the night. unfortunately we been there in July and Rain.

Everything was perfect, we had rain both nights so missed out on a camp fire but was still a fabulous experience and the food was amazing. We only stayed 2 nights but 3 would have been better

Nice for relaxed

Good food and friendly staff. Facility is just a bit too old and less well maintained.

access by boat is more convenience. the road not good. the dinner is excellence. Really beautiful view of river. The swimming pool is natural and clean.

Location is itself a history lesson and is best described as comfortable jungle living. Everything at the camp is simple with just enough modernity to still feel like you're roughing it. The camp is well maintained as any could be in the jungle and although insect repellent is a must in the area, camp staff have several measures to keep insects to a minimum. Travelling with a newborn and a senior made it impossible to try most activities which required time and stamina, but there's a great pontoon river jetty to rest at and a natural spring water pool which was fabulous to relax in. Given we were only there two days and one night there was only so much one could do and massages were great after all the walking (mountain bikes are available f.o.c.). Mealtimes are a group buffet affair, simple and tasty and in copious amounts. Staff were all very helpful. If you're planning some time at the Hellfire Pass Museum, it's a great place to stay to take it

This glamping resort was amazing. We went in December and the weather was perfect. The place was extremely clean and eco friendly. We loved the night time barbeque buffet which had lots of food options. The breakfast was mediocre and they need to keep the fruit covered to prevent flies; other than that we had a great time. We rode the bikes that they had readily available. We really enjoyed the natural pool as well. Just beware that you will be awakened by the sound of roosters, barking dogs and possible a sheep or lamb.

Lovely staff, even happy to drive us at 3am to hellfire pass for the dawn service on Anzac day and wait to bring us back. Will definitely stay again.

Natural pool is my favorite and love to sit and chill at the pier. Quiet place and nice staffs. Will definitely go back if I have a chance again.