B2 Suphan Buri Premier Hotel

Every room has a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, together with an electric kettle, a hair dryer and a telephone. The rooms are between 28 and 38 m² and sleep up to two or three guests, depending on the room.

Each room has a TV with satellite or cable channels. Bathrobes are provided in the Deluxe Premier Room, the Deluxe Triple Room and the Luxury Triple Room, and the triple rooms come with one single bed and one double bed.

The 24-hour front desk is open around the clock, and the hotel has a lift and daily housekeeping. Guests who drive can use the free parking, which is available at the hotel.

Wi-Fi is offered in the rooms and in public areas, and the hotel also provides internet services. Rooms also have a telephone and satellite or cable channels, and English and Thai are among the languages spoken at the property, and the hotel's free parking and 24-hour front desk are among its main features.

Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, an in-room safe, a clothes rack, a desk and a refrigerator, and free bottled water is also available for guests. The hotel also has 24-hour security.

B2 Suphan Buri Premier Hotel is on Thanon Muen Han in the Tha Pi Liang area of Suphan Buri, a provincial town in central Thailand. The town is a working provincial centre rather than a resort destination, with local streets, a green public park and a slower pace of life than the capital's larger districts. Its sights are mostly temples, museums and parks.

Chalerm Pathara Rachinee Park is 700 m from the hotel, a green space for a stroll, and the Suphanburi Bus Station is 800 m away, with bus connections for travel beyond the town. The pagoda at Wat Suwarnabhumi is 1.1 km away, while the Suphan Buri train station is 3 km away, so rail travel is also possible from the town. Around the town you will also find the Thai Farmers National Museum, which is devoted to Thai farming life, and the Suphanburi National Museum, which covers the province's history.

A simple day could begin with a walk in the park, then a visit to the pagoda at Wat Suwarnabhumi, and continue to the Suphanburi National Museum, 5.6 km from the hotel, for an overview of the province's past. The Thai Farmers National Museum adds a different angle on the region, showing how rural life in the country has changed over time.