Dhammachart RiverView

Several rooms at Dhammachart RiverView have a river, garden or courtyard view, and several have a balcony. Family rooms accommodate up to eight guests, while the twin, deluxe double and king rooms sleep three or five guests. Rooms with a balcony sit alongside rooms with garden views, so there is a choice of outlook.

Air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and private bathrooms are found in several of the rooms, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The room layouts range from twin rooms and a deluxe double room to king rooms and family rooms, so couples, friends and bigger groups can each find a room that fits their party.

Dhammachart RiverView has a garden, massage treatments and fishing on site, and table tennis is available for a game between guests. Restaurants, room service and private barbecue facilities are available, and breakfast can be à la carte, Asian, buffet or vegetarian, with Asian cuisine served in the restaurant.

Laundry and ironing services are available, along with daily housekeeping, meetings and an outdoor venue for special events. Parking is on site and free, and Wi-Fi is also available in public areas.

Pets are allowed, and charges apply, while service animals are welcome. Express check-in and check-out are also offered, and a balcony or terrace is available at the property.

Dhammachart RiverView stands by the river in Samut Songkhram, a small province south-west of Bangkok where the Mae Klong river meets the Gulf of Thailand. The area is known for its markets, its temples and its canals, and the hotel sits in a calm riverside setting away from the bustle of the capital, with the river close to the grounds.

Several markets are worth a visit. The Maeklong Railway Market, 3.2 km from the hotel, is a street market where the train runs through the stalls, and the Amphawa Floating Market, 6.1 km away, sells food and goods from boats along the canals. Tha Kha Floating Market, 4.5 km away, is another floating market on the water, and Wat Phet Samut Worawihan, 3.1 km away, is one of the temples in Samut Songkhram town.

Getting around is simplest by car or taxi, since the markets and temples are spread across the district. A good day could start at the Maeklong Railway Market and end at the Amphawa Floating Market in the evening, when its stalls are busiest, with a quieter afternoon by the river and fishing at the hotel. Back at the property, the garden is a pleasant place to spend the evening.