Double Six

Double Six has rooms of 29 to 40 m², and all of them have air conditioning and sleep up to three guests. Bathrobes, toiletries, a hair dryer and a flat-screen TV come with the rooms.

Three of the rooms have a balcony, and one of them looks over the pool. Blackout curtains are fitted in three of the rooms, and towels and a hair dryer are provided in all of them. Each room offers a choice of bed set-ups.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the hotel also offers WiFi in public areas and internet services. Parking on site is free, and bicycle parking is available as well.

The hotel has a garden, a concierge desk and a coffee shop, and a bottle of water is available at the front. A high chair and kids cutlery are available, and the garden is part of the hotel grounds, which are set around the rooms and the main building.

The rooms can have a dining table, a kettle, a refrigerator and a socket near the bed, with free bottled water and free instant coffee. A flat-screen TV is part of the room set-up, and the rooms have bathrobes, towels and toiletries.

Bang Khonthi is part of the Amphawa area of Samut Songkhram province, in central Thailand, where life runs along canals lined with old wooden houses. It is a good match for visitors who want Thai canal life rather than beaches or big-city sights, and the pace is slower than in Bangkok. The area rewards a longer visit, with time for a slow walk along the canals and the local markets.

The Bang Noi Floating Market is 2.7 km away, and the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum is 6.8 km away. Closer to the hotel, the Wat Charoen Su Kha Ram Worawihan pagoda is 1.9 km away and Our Lady Cathedral is 1.6 km away. Samut Songkhram is also known for the Maeklong Railway Market, where the stalls are pulled back as the train passes. Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport is the closest major airport, and with free parking on site, a car is the easiest way to move between the sights.

A good day starts at the Bang Noi Floating Market and moves on to the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum, with the pagoda and the cathedral as quieter stops in between. In the evening, the canal-side food stalls of the Amphawa area are a reason to stay out after dark.