Nornnadubua

Nornnadubua has rooms with a garden view or a nature view, and several of them have a king bed. The Superior Room measures 20 m² and the Deluxe Room 32 m², both with a king bed for up to two guests. The Signature room measures 24 m² and sleeps up to three.

Rooms can have air conditioning, a fan, a refrigerator and free bottled water, and some have a balcony or terrace, a dining table or a seating area. Some rooms include a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries, towels and a hair dryer, and a socket near the bed or a mirror is available in certain rooms as well.

Nornnadubua has a convenience store on site, a terrace and 24-hour security, and English and Thai are spoken at the property. Breakfast is free, and the hotel serves an Asian breakfast with a breakfast service. Free parking is available on site.

Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and WiFi also reaches the public areas. The property also offers internet services, and the convenience store stocks a range of essentials and treats, so guests can buy the basics without leaving the hotel. The terrace is shared by guests, and the 24-hour security service runs around the clock for the whole property, so the hotel is watched at all hours of the day and night.

Nornnadubua is in the Mueang district of Uthai Thani, a quiet provincial town in central Thailand with the Sakae Krang hills rising nearby. The pace here is slower than in the big cities, and the hotel is a base for travellers who want a calm town rather than a busy resort strip.

The nearest sights are a few kilometres away: the Uthai Thani Provincial Culture and Science Museum at 5.4 km, the Hok Sae Tueng Museum at 5.5 km and Wat Uposatharam, also called Wat Bot, a temple at 5.2 km. Sakae Krang Hill, a viewpoint 6.8 km away, is the place to see the surrounding hills. Most of these sights are a short drive from the hotel, so travelling by car is the easiest way to reach them, and the free parking on site makes that simple.

A good day could start with the provincial museum, continue to the temple and end at the Trok Rong Ya Walking Street, a market-style walking street in the town. Pair the museum visit with the hilltop viewpoint on Sakae Krang Hill for a full day out.