Maihom Resort Daowadung

The rooms at Maihom Resort Daowadung offer air conditioning, and several have a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels. Refrigerators, flat-screen TVs and free bottled water are also provided in some rooms, and some rooms have a balcony or terrace.

Several rooms measure 35 m² and sleep two or three guests, and a 10 m² room sleeps up to three. Interconnecting rooms are available, so guests travelling as a group can book rooms next to each other.

Maihom Resort Daowadung offers a 24-hour front desk and 24-hour security, with a concierge, a doorman, an elevator and luggage storage. Laundry and dry cleaning are offered, daily housekeeping is provided, and coffee or tea is served in the restaurant. Luggage storage is useful for guests who arrive early or check out late.

The garden is open to guests for strolls, picnics and games, and free parking is available on site. Pets are allowed, and charges apply. Wi-Fi is available in public areas and through internet access, and satellite or cable channels and a telephone are also offered. Interconnecting rooms are available, and the front desk and security staff are on duty around the clock.

Maihom Resort Daowadung sits in central Nakhon Sawan, the provincial capital where the Ping and Nan rivers meet to form the Chao Phraya, which then runs south towards Bangkok. The city is a working provincial centre with temples, parks and a riverside market, and it makes a quiet stop on the road between Bangkok and northern Thailand.

Wachirakanlayanuson Monastery and Wat Khiri Wong are both pagodas close to the resort. Sawan Park, a green space for walks, is 650 m away. The Nakhon Sawan Bus Terminal is 1.1 km away for onward journeys by bus, and Pak Nam Pho Station is 2.9 km away. Khao Kop, a hill about 1.2 km from the resort, is one of the nearby peaks in the city.

A relaxed day could begin with a stroll through Sawan Park, followed by a visit to the riverside market near the origin of the Chao Phraya, then an afternoon in the resort's garden. Wat Khiri Wong and the Wachirakanlayanuson Monastery are close enough to visit on the same walk, and the Khao Kop hill offers a higher view over the city. Phitsanulok Airport is 119.5 km away, so the road or the train is the way in for most visitors.