Sriintra hotel

Rooms at Sriintra hotel measure between 18 and 22 m². The rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, a kettle and a flat-screen TV, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. Some rooms have a balcony or terrace, and the Standard King Room has a street view.

Beds include queen beds and single beds, and the rooms accommodate from one to four guests. The Family Room, at 22 m², sleeps up to four guests, and the Double Room with Balcony has two queen beds. Free bicycle rental is also offered at the hotel.

Sriintra hotel has free Wi-Fi in all rooms, with internet services and WiFi in the public areas. Parking is available, and bicycle parking is provided at the property. Guests can also use free bicycle rental, and luggage storage is available for guests. Daily housekeeping is provided, and the public areas are air conditioned.

A coffee shop is on site, and English and Thai are spoken. The hotel's 24-hour front desk is staffed around the clock, and internet services are available for guests. The hotel is smoke-free, and non-smoking rooms are available. Bicycle parking and free bicycle rental make cycling around town easy. The Family Room sleeps up to four guests and has a balcony or terrace.

Sriintra hotel stands in Lopburi City Centre on Na San Phra Kan Road, in the old town of Lopburi, a city in central Thailand known for its Khmer ruins and the long-tailed monkeys that live among them. The town is small enough to explore on foot, and visitors who like history will find the sites easy to combine in a single day. The Khmer-era ruins and the old temples are the main reasons people come to the old town.

Wat Inthra, an archaeological site, is 50 m away, and Phra Prang Sam Yot, the Khmer ruin where the monkeys gather, is 150 m away. Public transport stops about 390 m from the hotel, and the Lop Buri railway station is 400 m away, a useful link for travel to other towns in central Thailand.

A day in town can begin at the Khmer ruins and the old temples, then move on to the King Narai National Museum, which covers the history of the region. The Municipal 1 Food Market is nearby for local food, and the Suan Rachanusorn park is a green place to walk between sights. Visitors can rest in the park before heading back to the hotel, which is a short walk from the old temples.