Baansanfan Amphawa

Baansanfan Amphawa has rooms for between two and four guests, and every room has air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. One room measures 54 m² with four single beds and two bathrooms, and another measures 25 m² with a double bed.

Some rooms also have a flat-screen TV, satellite or cable channels, a hair dryer and a shower, and the 25 m² room has a fan.

The hotel has free parking on site and a shuttle service, and a concierge, luggage storage, a postal service, dry cleaning and laundry service are available, along with daily housekeeping. A 24-hour front desk is open, and there is a coffee shop, restaurants and 24-hour room service.

The grounds include a garden, and there are shops on site, so there is somewhere to walk or shop without leaving the property. Wi-Fi is also offered in public areas, and wired internet is free. English and Thai are spoken.

The rooms can have a desk, a seating area, a hair dryer, a shower, a coffee and tea maker, free bottled water, a mini bar, a refrigerator and a balcony or terrace.

Baansanfan Amphawa is in Amphawa, a canal town in Samut Songkhram province in central Thailand, where life still runs along the waterways. Boats pass along the canals, and the town has a slower pace than the capital, with small shops and food stalls on the banks. Samut Songkhram is a small province, so the sights in the area are a short trip from one another.

One of the main sights nearby is the Amphawa Floating Market, 2.1 km from the hotel, where vendors sell food from boats on the canal. The Maeklong Railway Market, 5.1 km away, is a market where the stalls are cleared from the tracks each time a train comes through. King Rama II Memorial Park, 2.3 km away, is a park dedicated to King Rama II, and the Wat Changphuag pagoda is 1.5 km away.

Getting around is simple by car, with free parking at the hotel, and the Amphawa Bus Station is about 2 km away. A good outing combines the floating market with the Maeklong Railway Market, a longer trip from the hotel, and then the pagoda and the park nearby. Many of the canal banks have shops and food stalls, lining the walk between the waterways and the town.