Bualuang HOTEL

The rooms at Bualuang HOTEL measure from 25 to 40 m², and the layouts include double, queen and twin arrangements. The Premier Family Room has two queen beds, while other rooms pair one queen bed with one single bed, and several room types add air conditioning, a private entrance or a flat-screen TV. Free WiFi is available in all rooms.

Some rooms overlook the city or the garden. The property also offers daily housekeeping and luggage storage, and its garden gives guests a green space on site. Room service is also offered, alongside a 24-hour front desk and a convenience store on the property.

Bualuang HOTEL offers free parking on site, and valet parking is also available. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, room service and alternative meal arrangements, and there is a convenience store on the property.

Guests can use luggage storage and express check-in and check-out, and daily housekeeping is provided. The hotel also has meeting and banquet facilities, a garden and a smoking area, and it allows pets.

Internet services and Wi-Fi in public areas sit alongside the free Wi-Fi in all rooms, so connectivity is available in the common spaces as well as the bedrooms. English and Thai are spoken at the property, which is useful for guests who need help with directions in the town.

Bualuang HOTEL is in the Pohsak area of Mueang Ang Thong, the provincial town that gives Ang Thong its name and sits in central Thailand. The town is a small centre built around markets, Buddhist temples and public buildings, and it suits a stop on a journey through the central plains more than a beach holiday. Its streets are quiet compared with the coastal resorts, and the hotel's garden and free parking make a simple base for exploring on foot or by car.

Several temples are close by. Wat Chai Mongkol and Wat Chai Songkhram, two Buddhist temples, are both 800 m from the hotel, and the City Pillar Shrine of Ang Thong, which honours the guardian spirit of the town, is 850 m away. The King Chulalongkorn Monument stands 1 km off, and the Angthong Hospital Market, a market near the hospital with everyday goods and street food, is 550 m away.

A practical day here combines the market with a walk or a short ride to the temples and the King Chulalongkorn Monument, and then a rest in the garden at the hotel. The bus station is useful for onward journeys by coach, and the surrounding streets offer a slower pace than the big cities of the country.