Monrawee Pavilion Resort

Both rooms at Monrawee Pavilion Resort measure 28 m² and sleep up to three guests. Every room has air conditioning and a balcony, and both have a flat-screen TV, satellite and cable channels, a refrigerator, toiletries and towels.

Daily housekeeping is provided, and guests who want to relax outside their room can use the shared lounge, which has plush sofas, armchairs and large flat-screen TVs showing a range of channels.

Free parking is available on site at Monrawee Pavilion Resort, and valet parking is also offered. The 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and daily housekeeping are available to guests, along with ironing and laundry services and a business centre with xerox and fax.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and the property also has internet services and WiFi in its public areas. The shared lounge and TV area has satellite and cable channels, and there is a terrace. English, Japanese and Thai are spoken, and the rooms are accessible by stairs. Air conditioning is available in the public areas as well as in the rooms, and the lounge has plush sofas and armchairs for guests who want a quiet place to sit in the evening.

Ban Khlong is an area in the Muang district of Phitsanulok, a city on the Nan River in the lower north of Thailand. The streets here mix everyday neighbourhood life with the old temples that give the city its character. It is a practical area for travellers who want to see the temples and the evening markets, with Wat Khuha Sawan also nearby.

Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, known as Wat Yai, is 2.6 km away and is one of the most revered temples in the province. The Chan Royal Palace Historical Center is 2.4 km away, and Central Plaza Phitsanulok is 900 m away for shopping. Phitsanulok Airport is 8.4 km away, and Phitsanulok Railway Station is 3.5 km away for travellers arriving by train. The Phitsanulok Night Bazaar is also close by, a busy evening market with food stalls.

A good day here could start at Wat Yai, move on to the Chan Royal Palace Historical Center in the afternoon, and end at the Night Bazaar once the evening cools. Visitors can explore the older temples on foot or by a short ride, then return to the resort's balconies to rest after the day's sightseeing in the city.