Na Baantung Amphawa

Every room has a hair dryer, a mirror, a shower and towels, and free WiFi is available in all rooms. Floor space runs from 32 to 38 m², and every room sleeps up to three guests. Some Deluxe rooms overlook the garden.

Several rooms have bathrobes, and the Double Suite has a separate shower and a whirlpool bathtub. Breakfast is served à la carte with Asian dishes, and a coffee shop and room service complete the food offer on site.

Free parking is on site, and free WiFi covers all rooms, with WiFi also available in the public areas. Daily housekeeping, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes are part of the service, and the hotel has both non-smoking rooms and a smoking area.

The restaurant serves lunch, dinner and Asian cuisine, and bottled water is available. Breakfast is served à la carte, including an Asian breakfast, and a coffee shop and room service are also on site.

The hotel has meeting and banquet facilities, a space for seminars, and audio-visual equipment for special events. English and Thai are spoken, and pets are allowed, with charges that may apply.

Amphawa is a canal town in Samut Songkhram province, in central Thailand, where waterways run between wooden houses and daily life centres on the water and the markets. Na Baantung Amphawa stands in this town, a setting for visitors who want canals, markets and temples rather than a city hotel.

The Amphawa Floating Market is 3.1 km away, a canal market where vendors sell food from boats, and the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum is 3.2 km away, devoted to traditional Thai sweets. King Rama II Memorial Park, 3 km away, is dedicated to the Rama II king and makes a green stop between the canals. The Maeklong Railway Market, 6.4 km away, is set up on railway tracks, and its stalls are cleared to make way for passing trains.

Most of the sights are a short drive from the hotel, so a car, taxi or hire car is the easiest way to see the canals, the markets and the park in one day. Many visitors combine the floating market with a stroll through the local lanes, where food stalls line the waterside, and the canal boats of Amphawa are a good way to see the area from the water. Because the sights are spread along the canals and the roads, a day trip works best with a driver.