Garden Riverside Amphawa

Every room at Garden Riverside Amphawa has a river view and sleeps up to three guests, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The choice runs from rooms with a balcony or terrace, air conditioning and a mini bar to non-smoking houses, and guests who want the river view from their own space can choose a room with a balcony or terrace.

In-room extras in several rooms include complimentary tea, instant coffee, free bottled water and a mosquito net, and the rooms with a private bathroom have a shower. Some rooms have a TV and some have a refrigerator. Non-smoking rooms are part of the offer at Garden Riverside Amphawa.

Garden Riverside Amphawa has on-site parking, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. English and Thai are spoken at the property, and non-smoking rooms are offered.

The rooms can have air conditioning, a mosquito net, a private bathroom and a mini bar, and several rooms include complimentary tea, free bottled water and instant coffee. A balcony or terrace is available in some rooms, and a refrigerator in others. Air conditioning and a private bathroom are part of the in-room set-up in several rooms, and the hotel's car park sits within its grounds.

Amphawa is a canal town in Samut Songkhram province in central Thailand, where life has long followed the waterways and the temples on their banks. The houses and shops line the canals, and the atmosphere is calm outside market hours, away from big-city crowds. Local life moves at the pace of the water, and the town is also known for the traditional Thai desserts sold in its market and celebrated in its museum.

Wat Bang Phrom, a pagoda and temple, is 150 m from the hotel, and the Amphawa Floating Market is 2.1 km away, where vendors sell food from boats along the canal. King Rama II Memorial Park is 1.9 km away, and the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum is 1.7 km away. Guests who drive can use the on-site parking, and the Amphawa Bus Station is nearby for public transport.

A good day starts with Wat Bang Phrom and the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum, then continues to King Rama II Memorial Park. The floating market is best saved for the late afternoon, when the canal fills with vendors' boats. Families and visitors who want a slower day can combine the temples with a stroll through the local market, and the river-view rooms make a quiet place to return to in the evening.