Ban Suan Bang Toei Homestay

The rooms at Ban Suan Bang Toei Homestay include bungalow rooms, villas and triple rooms, and several of them look out over the lagoon, the river or the garden. Some rooms have a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, and some have a flat-screen TV, a desk or a refrigerator, depending on the room. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The Villa and the One-Bedroom Villa each measure 40 m² and sleep up to nine and ten guests respectively. The Villa Deluxe measures 25 m², the Bungalow Room 15 m² and the Triple Room with View 30 m², and the triple rooms sleep up to four guests.

The homestay has a restaurant, room service and a buffet breakfast, along with a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and daily housekeeping. Free parking is available on site, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with Wi-Fi also in public areas.

The property has a garden and a terrace, which form part of its outdoor space, and luggage storage is available at the property. Non-smoking rooms are offered. Satellite or cable channels are available in the rooms, and English and Thai are spoken at the property. The front desk is open around the clock, so the staff can help with questions about the area at any time of the day.

Bang Toei lies in the Sam Phran district of Nakhon Pathom province, in central Thailand, an area of canals, gardens and Buddhist temples that feels far from the traffic of central Bangkok. The homestay sits among local houses and gardens, and the pace here is slower than in the capital, which fits a stay built around a few walks and short trips rather than a packed city itinerary. Nakhon Pathom is also home to the Phra Pathom Chedi, the great stupa of the city, so temples are a natural first stop for many visitors.

The Don Wai Floating Market and Wat Don Wai, a Buddhist temple, are both within 250 m of the homestay, so the nearest sights can be reached on foot. Further afield, Wat Tha Phut is 2.6 km away, the Thai Film Archive, a museum of Thai cinema, is 3.9 km away and Phutthamonthon, a large park with Buddhist monuments, is 4.3 km away. The Buddhism Museum and the Suan Pa garden are also in the wider area.

A good day can start at the Don Wai floating market, then move on to Phutthamonthon, where the sights are spread over a wide area, so a car helps for the longer trips. Don Mueang International Airport is the nearest airport for arriving by air, and the Sala Ya train station is one of the rail stops in the area.