CASA Grand Hotel

Every room at CASA Grand Hotel measures 24 m², and free WiFi is available in all rooms. The Deluxe Twin Bed Room and the Deluxe Room Single have city views. The Deluxe Twin Room and the Deluxe Single Room have a balcony or terrace.

Most rooms have a shower, and several come with a flat-screen TV, a hair dryer, towels and linens. Some rooms also have a kettle, a refrigerator or free bottled water. Air conditioning is fitted in several rooms, and some bathrooms offer toiletries.

Free parking is available on site, and there is also parking nearby. Room service, food delivery and alcohol are offered, along with bottled water, and the hotel has a 24-hour front desk.

Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and WiFi is also offered in the public areas and for special events. Guests can use daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning, luggage storage and a postal service, and there is a convenience store on the premises.

The hotel has an elevator and is wheelchair accessible, and its public areas are air-conditioned. Security is provided around the clock, and English and Thai are spoken. Food delivery is offered, and the hotel also serves bottled water and alcohol through its food and drink facilities.

CASA Grand Hotel stands in Pak Nam, a district of Samut Prakan where the Chao Phraya river meets the Gulf of Thailand, southeast of Bangkok. Central Bangkok can be reached by road or by the train line from Pak Nam station, so the hotel is a practical base for exploring both the river mouth and the capital. The surroundings have a local character, with temples, parks and a fort museum close by.

Within a short distance are the Samut Prakan Observation Tower, 600 m from the hotel, and Pak Nam train station, 650 m away. Rama IX Health Park and Wat Mahawong, a temple, are close as well, and the Phi Suea Samut Fort Museum sits in an old fort a little farther on. The Wibun Si Pier ferry terminal is about 1.1 km off, so the river is never far from the hotel.

A good day here starts at the observation tower, continues to Wat Mahawong and the fort museum, and ends at the ferry terminal on the river side of the district. Guests who drive can use the free parking on site for trips into Bangkok, while those without a car can reach the train station on foot.