Rachaphrukresortlopburi

The rooms at Rachaphrukresortlopburi sleep two or three guests. Several measure 24 m², and some look out over the street while others face the courtyard. Guests can choose between a room with a street view and one with a courtyard view, depending on the room they book.

Air conditioning and private entrances are features of several of the rooms, and the Double Room also has soundproofing. Several rooms have a shower, toiletries and a TV, daily housekeeping is provided, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The Double Room also has a flat-screen TV, and the Standard has blackout curtains.

Restaurants, room service and food delivery are offered, and a convenience store and a salon are on the property. The hotel also has a shared lounge and TV area, a concierge, luggage storage and a taxi service.

Express check-in and check-out are available, and daily housekeeping is provided, along with laundry service, dry cleaning and a laundromat. There is 24-hour security and business facilities, and the property is wheelchair accessible.

Internet services are offered, and WiFi is available in public areas. Satellite or cable channels and a telephone are offered in the rooms, and the property has a shared lounge and TV area for guests to use, along with a concierge desk and luggage storage.

Rachaphrukresortlopburi is on Phahonyothin Road in Lopburi, the provincial capital of central Thailand and a town known for its historic sites. The area is a working town rather than a resort strip, with shops, traffic and everyday local life along the main roads, and a mix of old temples and modern buildings.

The King Narai the Great Monument, honouring the 17th-century king who made Lopburi a second capital, is 1 km from the hotel. The Kraison Siharat palace ruins are 2.4 km away, the Wat Chi Pa Sitaram pagoda is 2.6 km away and the Lopburi Zoo is 2.9 km away. The Lopburi Bus Terminal, 3.2 km away, is useful for onward bus travel, and taxis and songthaews are the simplest way to cover the longer distances between sights. The monument is the nearest of the main sites to the hotel.

A good day could begin at the monument in the morning, continue to the palace ruins and the pagoda, and end at the zoo before returning to the hotel. Lopburi is also known for the long-tailed macaques that live around its old temples, so keep an eye on your belongings when you visit the temple grounds, and avoid feeding the animals.