Petit Paramata

Rooms at Petit Paramata are standard double or twin rooms for up to two guests, with a choice of bed set-ups. The property's shared spaces include a garden with outdoor furniture and table tennis, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The rooms can have a kitchenette, a dining table and a separate dining area, plus a balcony or terrace with outdoor furniture and BBQ facilities. Showers come with toiletries, towels and an electric kettle, and the property is run by a private host.

The garden is the main shared space at Petit Paramata, with outdoor furniture for sitting outside, and table tennis is available on site. The property also has bicycles, a useful way to reach the Night Bazaar, which is 550 m away.

Free parking is available, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms. Air conditioning is provided in the public areas, and the property is smoke-free, with non-smoking rooms. The bicycles and the garden are the main leisure options on the property, while the table tennis tables are set up for guests who want a game.

Petit Paramata is on Pracha Uthit Road in the City Centre area of Phitsanulok, a provincial city in the lower north of Thailand where the old temples, the railway station and the night market are close together. The streets around the hotel have shops, food stalls and small cafés, so the area feels like a working city rather than a resort. The Nan River runs through Phitsanulok, and the Agatodsarut Bridge, which crosses it, is close by.

The Phitsanulok Night Bazaar is 550 m away, a lively evening market. Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat, known as Wat Yai, is one of the city's most important temples and lies 1000 m from the hotel, with Wat Rajaburana and Wat Nang Phaya close by. The railway station is 900 m away for those arriving by train, and Phitsanulok Airport is 5.6 km from the hotel for flights.

A good plan for a day here is to walk to Wat Yai and then through the old temples of the city centre, including the Phra Phutthachinnarat National Museum, before ending the day at the Night Bazaar. The Sgt. Maj. Thawee Folk Museum is also in the area, for those interested in local history and everyday life in the province.