Rim-Thung-Mae-La-Resort

Rim-Thung-Mae-La-Resort offers the Standard King Room, which measures 18 m² and has a river view and a queen bed for up to two guests. The room has a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, an electric kettle and a TV.

Across the property, rooms can have air conditioning, a desk, a seating area, a refrigerator and a balcony or terrace. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The garden is one of the resort's main features, and a terrace gives guests a place to relax outdoors. Free parking is available on site, and valet parking is also offered. Guests can use the shuttle service, and the resort offers bicycles for short rides and tours for days out.

Daily housekeeping and express check-in and check-out are offered, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and public areas, with internet services and a telephone. The resort also has 24-hour security, soundproof rooms, a family room and a kids meal option. Air conditioning in the public areas, allergy-free rooms and private check-in and check-out round out the list, with the garden and terrace available for quiet time outdoors.

Rim-Thung-Mae-La-Resort sits in Bang Rachan district of Sing Buri province, in Central Thailand, in a rural area of villages and open land. The setting is green and calm, and the resort's garden gives guests a shady place to spend time outdoors. The surroundings are mostly gardens and open land rather than dense streets. For guests who want to explore beyond the garden, the nearby roads and the bus station make it possible to reach other parts of the province.

Mae La Maha Rachanuson Park is 650 m from the resort, a green space for a stroll. Wat Laem Khang, a temple, is 850 m away, and Wat Yang is 2.3 km off. The Inburi National Museum is 6.2 km away, a practical trip for anyone interested in the history of the area, and the bus station is 4.8 km away for onward journeys.

A relaxed day could start with a walk in the park, followed by a visit to Wat Laem Khang. The resort offers bicycles for riding around the nearby roads, and tours can be arranged for a longer outing. After that, the Inburi National Museum is an option for anyone curious about the history of the area. Guests arriving by car will find free parking on site, which keeps travel simple.