Overbridge River Resort

It's a great place to be and chilled out. But they need to clean up the place, and make it looks more inviting.

This is intended as a PSA :
For what internationally is known as resort, this is actually a eco lodge.
We received our room and it had hundreds of mosquitos, we took like half hour to get rid of them all. They didn’t provide a single bar of soap. There is no TV, and no good Wi-Fi.
The restaurant is available until 6, sometimes 7pm, but better order way waaay in advance as they take a lot to give the food (no room service available you have to pick them and take it to the room yourself).
The food is not very good, however the closest place is a Chinese convenience store 30min away. Forget to have fresh coffee in the morning, you will only get instant coffee and hot water.
The place has a lot of potential as nature is amazing, however they must make a great effort to take care of the facilities finishes, e. G broken tiles, rust in the mini bar, microwave, stains on the pillow and pillow cases, mooldy pool chairs (and very few). In a nutshell, the place is super dated.

The riverside location is beautiful. The staff were friendly and helpful. The dinner was good. Loved the natural light in the cabana. It's a good jumping-off point to go further afield, while at the same time not far from the city, and quite close to the airport. Payment can be made by card online.
From the photos, I thought the cabana would be much nicer. It was very basically furnished and really needed some work here and there; the walls and doors were peeling and patchy, the sink was mildewy, and the cabinets were falling apart. Wi-Fi is not available in all cabins, but I was able to get a patchy signal from my front room. The resort was popular with families, but kind of lame for a single man, especially one who doesn't enjoy the sound of screaming children. If I had a family, I'd consider bringing them here; as a solo traveller, I'd explore my options.