HOP INN Phitsanulok

The rooms at HOP INN Phitsanulok include standard twin and double rooms of 20 m², both with air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, a flat-screen TV and a telephone. Other rooms are set up for up to three or four guests, and some have a street view.

Rooms can also have a desk, a refrigerator, a balcony or terrace and free bottled water, and the rooms have a mirror, linens and towels. Room capacities range from two to four guests.

Guests can use an airport transfer, and free on-site parking is available for those arriving by car. Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms and the public areas, and internet services are available for guests.

The front desk operates 24 hours a day, and daily housekeeping is provided. The building has a lift and air conditioning in its public areas, and facilities for disabled guests include wheelchair access.

English and Thai are spoken at the hotel. Free bottled water is provided in rooms that have it, and rooms can also have a refrigerator and a balcony or terrace. Wireless internet access and a telephone are part of the media facilities, alongside cable channels in the rooms.

HOP INN Phitsanulok is on Siharat Decho Chai Road in the Wat Chan sub-district of Phitsanulok, a city on the Nan River in northern Thailand. The area is a useful starting point for exploring the city's temples, parks and markets, and the railway station and bus terminal are within a few kilometres of the hotel. Visitors arriving by car can use the free on-site car park.

The temples are the main draw nearby. Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, known as Wat Yai, is 3 km away and houses the Phra Phuttha Chinnarat Buddha image, one of the most revered Buddha images in the country. The Ganesha Shrine is 1.3 km from the hotel, and Phitsanulok Airport is 6.8 km away, with an airport transfer offered by the hotel.

For a short walk, the pond with giant waterlilies lies 850 m from the hotel. In the evening, the night market near the railway station gives a glimpse of local shopping and street life. The city is a base for sightseeing rather than a beach holiday, and the ancient capital of Sukhothai is a day trip for those interested in history. Those planning a longer visit can combine the temples of Phitsanulok with a trip to Sukhothai.