Nara Hotel Restaurant and Bar

Nara Hotel Restaurant and Bar offers a mix of rooms, from a single bed in a mixed dormitory to a 35 m² family suite. Rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, a closet, a mirror, toiletries and free bottled water, and they are a practical place to stay for exploring Amphawa's canals and markets.

Beds are single, double and queen, and the triple room combines a single bed with a double bed for three guests. The private family room sleeps up to five guests in total.Several rooms have a city view, and the family suite has a private bathroom with a shower.

Dining is available in the hotel's restaurant, which serves lunch and dinner with a la carte and buffet options, plus coffee and tea. The bar is on site, and room service and food delivery can bring meals to your room.

Free parking is available nearby, and luggage storage and daily housekeeping are offered. Satellite and cable channels are available, and the hotel also has family rooms, so families can book a room that sleeps up to four or five guests.

Free Wi-Fi reaches all rooms and public areas, and there is internet access in the public areas as well. The bar and the restaurant are both part of the hotel's dining options, alongside room service.

Amphawa is a canal town in Samut Songkhram province, in central Thailand, known for its wooden houses, its waterways and its life along the canals. Nara Hotel Restaurant and Bar is on Soi Baanprok 47 in the Baanprok area, close to the town's main sights and its canal-side life.

Wat Chong Lom, a temple with pagodas, is 650 m from the hotel, and Wat Chan Charoen Suk, another pagoda temple, is 900 m away. The Amphawa Floating Market is 2.3 km away, where vendors sell food from boats along the canal. The Maeklong Railway Market, where stalls are set up along the track, is 2.8 km away, and the Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum is 2.6 km away.

A simple day can start with the two temples, then move to the floating market, and end with a stop at the Maeklong market, where a train passes through the stalls. Amphawa is a good place to plan the day around the canals rather than a long list of sights. The two temples and the floating market can be visited in one outing. The Amphawa Thai Dessert Museum and the King Rama II Memorial Park are further options for a longer afternoon, and a stay of a few days leaves room to spread these visits across different afternoons.