Mango House Resort

Several rooms at Mango House Resort look out over the garden, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Depending on the room, you can find air conditioning, a shower and bathrobes, a flat-screen TV or a telephone, with a hair dryer and toiletries in the bathroom.

Rooms of 28 m² sleep up to three guests. The rooms can also have a balcony or terrace, a refrigerator, a coffee or tea maker and a fan.

Dining at Mango House Resort includes a restaurant for lunch and dinner, a coffee shop, BBQ facilities and room service.

Free parking is available on site, so guests who arrive by car can park at the resort, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. WiFi is also available in public areas, and there are internet services and a laptop workspace. English and Thai are spoken, and kids' meals are also available.

For leisure, the resort has a playground, outdoor recreational features, boating and bicycle rental, along with a volleyball court and a tennis court. Other facilities include daily housekeeping, luggage storage, business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities, and the resort is wheelchair accessible.

Kamphaeng Phet is a provincial town in north-central Thailand, on the Ping River, and the province is known for its historic ruins. The resort sits among small villages and pagodas, with the river nearby.

Wat Wang Yang, a pagoda 850 m from the resort, is the nearest sight. The Night Market, an evening market 3.2 km away, and the Talat Tawan Daeng market, a town market 3.8 km away, are also in the town. The Sirichit Utthayan fountain, in a park 3.3 km away, is another open-air spot in the town. The Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, with ruins of temples and city walls from the Sukhothai period, is the town's best-known sight and part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Kamphaeng Phet Bus Terminal, 4.1 km away, serves intercity buses for travel to other towns.

Boats can be rented at the resort, so a day here can begin on the water with a longtail boat ride on the river, followed by a visit to the Historical Park in the afternoon and an evening at the Night Market. Between the ruins, the temples and the markets, the town shows several sides of its daily life, so a single day can cover much of it.