Oasis Hiso Hotel

The rooms at Oasis Hiso Hotel can have air conditioning, a shower and toiletries, and a flat-screen TV, and several of them have a private bathroom. The VIP Room has a bathtub. The Family Room has a single bed and a king bed, and the Standard Triple Room has three single beds.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and daily housekeeping, luggage storage and a laundry service are offered at the hotel. Rooms are available for up to four guests, and the front desk is open around the clock.

Oasis Hiso Hotel has a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, daily housekeeping, a laundry service, dry cleaning and a laundromat. A convenience store, shops, an elevator and business facilities are also on the premises, and food delivery is available.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and there is free on-site parking. Pets are allowed for an additional charge, and the hotel is cat-friendly and dog-friendly.

English and Thai are among the languages spoken at the hotel, and air conditioning is offered in the rooms. Family rooms are available, a baby cot is available on request, and an extra bed carries an additional charge. The laundromat and the dry cleaning service are both on the premises as well.

Lopburi is a provincial town in central Thailand, and Oasis Hiso Hotel stands in its City Center area, with the town's historic sights nearby. Lopburi was a royal city during the Ayutthaya period, and its ruins are the main reason many visitors come, with Khmer-style prangs and a palace built by King Narai the Great. The town is often reached by train or bus from Bangkok and other cities.

The bus terminal is 1.3 km from the hotel, and Lop Buri railway station is 2.7 km away. Chai Chana Songkhram Fort, Wat Chi Pa Sitaram, Lopburi Zoo and the King Narai the Great Monument are all within 2.3 km. The monument honours the 17th-century king who built a palace in the town, and Phra Prang Sam Yot, a Khmer-style shrine in the old town, is known for the long-tailed macaques living around it. Each year the town holds a monkey buffet festival, when the macaques are fed a long table of fruit and vegetables.

A day in the area can combine the fort, the temple with the macaques and the palace ruins, with the zoo for an afternoon. Because the sights are spread out, a taxi is the simplest way to cover the longer distances between them. The railway station and the bus terminal link the town with other places by train and bus.