Amphawa Riverfront Hotel

Every room at Amphawa Riverfront Hotel has air conditioning, and several overlook the Amphawa River. The rooms range from a 24 m² deluxe room with a shower to a 79 m² family suite with two king beds and room for four guests, with river views in the junior suite and the deluxe riverview room.

The 54 m² junior suite has a king bed and a river view, and the 79 m² family suite has two king beds and a bathtub. The 27 m² premier double has a king bed and a city view, and the deluxe room with a shower measures 24 m² with individual air conditioning.

Luggage storage and safety deposit boxes are available, and daily housekeeping is provided. The hotel has an elevator, 24-hour security and a terrace, and it has facilities for disabled guests and wheelchair access. Staff speak English and Thai, and luggage storage is available.

For meetings, there is a space with a projector or LED display, and seminars can be held. Dining is on site, with a restaurant, a coffee shop and food delivery, and bottled water is available. The building has an elevator and a terrace, and the hotel has facilities for disabled guests, including wheelchair access, and there is 24-hour security on site.

Parking is free, with bicycle parking as well, and Wi-Fi is available in public areas.

Amphawa Riverfront Hotel sits in Amphawa, a canal town in Samut Songkhram province, southwest of Bangkok. The river and the canals running off it are lined with wooden houses, temples and food stalls, and the town is far slower than Bangkok, a place to take your time by the water.

The Amphawa Floating Market is 100 m away, where vendors sell from boats and stalls along the canal banks. Wat Amphawan Che Ti Ya Ram, a pagoda, is 300 m away, and King Rama II Memorial Park is 350 m away, a green space with a memorial to the king.

A good day here is to walk the canal lanes to the floating market and the pagoda, then visit the King Rama II Museum and the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum, both a short walk from the hotel. The canal lanes are the easiest way to see the town, and the paths between the stalls and the water are simple to follow on foot. For a longer trip, the Maeklong Railway Market, 5 km away, is known for stalls that are pulled back as the train passes, and it makes a good outing for anyone who wants to see a different side of the region.