Payamai

All rooms at Payamai are air-conditioned. The hotel offers a suite with two single beds, which sleeps up to two guests, and a studio with a double bed, which also sleeps up to two guests.

The studio has its own private bathroom, a balcony or terrace, a garden view, a flat-screen TV, a coffee and tea maker and an electric kettle, along with toiletries, towels and a hair dryer, all in the room.

Payamai has free parking, and pets are allowed. The property is smoke-free, and English and Thai are among the languages spoken there, so guests can ask questions in either language.

The hotel is managed by a private host, and air conditioning is standard in every room, so the rooms stay cool during the day.

Payamai is in the district of Mueang Uthai Thani, where the provincial capital of Uthai Thani sits, in central Thailand. The area is a quiet provincial setting with small hills, temples and a walking street close by. Most of the sights nearby are small and local, so you see more of everyday life in Uthai Thani than of large tourist attractions.

Wat Uposatharam, also called Wat Bot, is the closest temple, about 300 m from the hotel, and Wat Phi Chai Puranaram lies about 500 m away. Trok Rong Ya Walking Street is 550 m away, the Ban Nok Khao museum is 600 m away, and Sakae Krang Hill, a viewpoint, is 1.9 km away. The temples and the walking street are close enough to reach on foot from the hotel. Each of the places is a different kind of destination, from temple architecture to local history and the everyday life of the town, all within a short distance of each other.

A good day could begin at the temples near the hotel, move on to the museums and the walking street, and finish on Sakae Krang Hill, where the viewpoint looks out over the surrounding countryside. The hill is the furthest stop on this route.