Chaisaeng Palace Hotel

The rooms at Chaisaeng Palace Hotel include a Deluxe Double Room with a king bed, a Deluxe Twin Room with a city view and Executive Rooms with a river view, alongside a Twin Room, a Single Room and Deluxe rooms. The Deluxe rooms and the Twin Room each measure 25 m², and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a shower, toiletries, a refrigerator and a sofa, and they can also have a flat-screen TV or blackout curtains. The Executive Rooms sleep up to four guests, the Deluxe King Double Room and the Deluxe Room up to three, and the Single Room up to two. The Deluxe Twin Room and the Twin Room both have two single beds.

Chaisaeng Palace Hotel has restaurants, room service and food delivery, and a buffet breakfast is served. Guests also have access to a shared kitchen. The hotel also has a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, daily housekeeping, and laundry and ironing services, plus business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities.

Guests can use the airport transfer and the shuttle service, and free parking is available on site. There is an elevator, the hotel is wheelchair accessible, and the property is smoke-free. Free Wi-Fi is in all rooms, and Wi-Fi also reaches the public areas. English and Thai are spoken at the hotel. Non-smoking rooms are available, and the business facilities include a business centre with Xerox and fax.

Chaisaeng Palace Hotel is on Vilaichit Road in Sing Buri, a provincial town in Central Thailand that is reached from Bangkok by road. Its life centres on the local markets, the temples and the bus terminal, and the pace is much slower than in Bangkok.

The Thaifoods Fresh Market is 350 m from the hotel, and the Singburi Bus Terminal is 500 m away, so bus connections are close by. The Singburi Museum lies about 1 km away, and the pagoda at Wat Pho Ngoen is nearby. Wat Sangkharacha Wat is 450 m away, so several temples lie within a short walk. Further out, Wat Prachotikaram (Wat Prachot) is 4.1 km from the hotel, and Wat Sing Sutthawat is further still.

A good day could start with the temples, visiting Wat Prachotikaram and then Wat Sing Sutthawat, before returning to the hotel by way of the market. The Singburi Museum makes a fitting stop on the way back from the temples.