JapanTown

JapanTown offers a Standard Room of 32 m² that sleeps up to three guests, and a second room that the hotel allocates when you arrive. Rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, a private bathroom with a shower, a hair dryer, a flat-screen TV, a mini bar and a refrigerator.

The Standard Room also has a bathtub and an extra-long bed, with the bathroom and climate control in the same space. It is a practical base for a night in Samut Prakan, close to the river and the local temples.

The property has a 24-hour front desk, private check-in and check-out, and a laundry service. Free parking is available on site, so arriving by car is simple.

In the rooms you can find air conditioning, a hair dryer, a mini bar and a refrigerator, along with a flat-screen TV. Rooms also have a private bathroom with a shower, and the Standard Room adds a bathtub to that. Private check-in and check-out are both offered, so the arrival and departure can be handled directly at the desk.

JapanTown is in the Phra Pradaeng area of Samut Prakan, the province that lies just south of Bangkok on the lower Chao Phraya river. The neighbourhood is more local than central Bangkok, with small temples and riverside places close at hand, and it is a quieter contrast with the busier districts of the capital.

The Samut Prakan Observation Tower is 550 m from the hotel, and Pak Nam train station is 600 m away, so the rail link is close by. Rama IX Health Park is a park nearby, and two Buddhist temples, Wat Mahawong and Wat Phichaisongkhram, are within a short distance of the hotel. The City Pillar Shrine Paknam is a shrine to the city pillar, a local place of worship that many visitors see on the way round.

For a day out, the Phi Suea Samut Fort Museum, housed in an old fort 1.7 km away, is the nearest museum, and the Wibun Si Pier, 1 km away, is the closest ferry pier. After a day of sightseeing, the laundry service at JapanTown can take care of your clothes before the next outing. Samut Prakan is an easy place to combine a river view, a fort museum and a short stroll through the local streets.