St apartment NO.26

The whole of St apartment NO.26 is let to one party, with a single bedroom that has a queen bed and air conditioning. The apartment also offers a washing machine, an iron, a refrigerator and a desk with workspace.

Dishes and dining utensils are provided, along with body wash, toiletries, linens and a hair dryer, and coffee or tea is available. The apartment is wheelchair accessible and has a TV and a closet for clothes.

The apartment has a refrigerator, dishes and dining utensils, a washer and an iron, and a desk with workspace for work or study, along with a closet for clothes.

Body wash, toiletries, linens and a hair dryer are provided, and coffee or tea is available. The TV and air conditioning complete the in-room setup.

Internet access is available, and the apartment is wheelchair accessible. The whole apartment is let to one group, so the washer, refrigerator and desk are for that group alone.

St apartment NO.26 is in the Sam Phran area of Nakhon Pathom province, west of Bangkok, where the streets are quieter and the landscape greener than in the capital. The area has temples, parks and local markets, and Bangkok can be reached by road from here. Don Mueang is the nearer of the two main airports to the area.

Wat Sirinthonthep Rattanaram, a pagoda temple, is 1.5 km away, and Wat Om Noi, another pagoda, is 1.7 km away. The Samphran Elephant Ground & Zoo is 3.2 km away, and the Phra Pathom Chedi, one of the most revered Buddhist monuments in Thailand, lies in the wider Nakhon Pathom area. The nearest railway stations are Wat Suwan and Sala Ya Station, while Don Mueang International Airport is 41.6 km away.

A day could begin at the two pagoda temples nearby, then move on to the zoo and elephant ground in the afternoon before returning to the apartment. Visitors interested in Thai culture will find the Don Wai Floating Market, 6.9 km away, one of the most rewarding stops, with its boats and food stalls along the canal. Phra Pathom Chedi lies in the same wider area, so it can be added to the route as a morning visit before the temples.