BaanSuanLeelawadee Resort Amphawa

Rooms at BaanSuanLeelawadee Resort Amphawa go from a 15 m² standard double with a river view to a 75 m² two-bedroom chalet that sleeps up to ten guests. Every room has air conditioning and a private bathroom, and the 35 m² suite and the 50 m² villa sleep up to six and seven guests respectively.

Several rooms have a river view, and the chalet has two bedrooms and two bathrooms for a larger party, with room for up to ten guests. The grounds add a garden and a fishing pond, daily housekeeping is offered, and luggage storage is available for guests who need to leave bags with the resort.

Guests can go fishing, since the resort has a fishing pond, and tours are offered. Luggage storage and daily housekeeping are available, and there is 24-hour security.

The grounds include a garden and a terrace, and a shared kitchen is provided. The resort is wheelchair accessible and has facilities for disabled guests, and it has a designated smoking area as well as non-smoking rooms.

Pets are allowed, and valet parking is offered alongside free parking on site. Wi-Fi is also available in public areas, and internet services are offered.

Amphawa is a canal town in Samut Songkhram province, south-west of Bangkok, where wooden houses line the waterways and boats are still part of daily life. The resort stands next to Wat Amarawadee temple in the Amphawa area, a quiet setting for guests who want a slower pace than the capital offers.

The Amphawa Floating Market is 4.4 km away, a canal market where vendors sell food from boats along the water. King Rama II Memorial Park, 4.2 km away, is dedicated to King Rama II of the Rattanakosin period, and the King Rama II Museum is close by. Bang Noi Floating Market, 7.5 km away, is another canal market, while the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum lies a similar distance from the resort.

Hua Hin Airport is 85.7 km away and Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok is 93.2 km away, so the last stretch is by road, and free parking is available on site. Spend a morning at the Amphawa Floating Market, then return to the resort for a slower afternoon in the garden or by the fishing pond. Wat Amarawadee temple is next door, so a short visit can be fitted in around the market trips, and the canal boats of the town make an easy way to see the waterfront.