Techno Riverview Resort

The rooms at Techno Riverview Resort run from standard twin and triple rooms to deluxe rooms with river views, and several of them overlook the river. Some rooms measure 20 m², others 25 or 30 m², and the Standard Triple Room sleeps up to six guests.

Beds are single, king or queen depending on the room. The Standard Double or Twin Room has a balcony or terrace, and the Triple Room Garden View overlooks the garden. Air conditioning is part of several of the river-view rooms. Baby cots can be requested from the property, subject to availability, and extra beds depend on the room you choose.

The resort has a 24-hour front desk, a fitness centre and massage, along with a shuttle service, luggage storage, and ironing and laundry services. The garden and the terrace give guests outdoor space, and there is a playground for children.

Meals can be taken at the restaurants, and BBQ facilities are on site. Parking is free at the property, and WiFi is also available in the public areas of the resort.

The resort also has a family room, meeting and banquet facilities, karaoke, and a shared lounge with a TV area. Air conditioning is in the public areas, and luggage storage is offered alongside the shuttle service. Pets are allowed at the property.

Kamphaeng Phet is a provincial town in central Thailand, known for the ancient brick ruins of its historical park, many of them dating to the 14th century, and Techno Riverview Resort is a convenient stop for travellers who want to explore those sites at an easy pace. The town has a calm, everyday character, with markets, temples and river views shaping the daily rhythm.

Sirichit Utthayan park is 550 m away, and the Night Market is 700 m from the resort. The village of Ban Hua Yang is close by, Wat Sadet, a pagoda, is a short walk off, and the ruins of Chedi Chang Phueak, a ruined chedi, are 2 km away. The Kamphaeng Phet Bus Terminal is 1.3 km away, which is useful for onward travel, and the Kamphaeng Phet Province Museum is 1.9 km away.

A good day starts with the Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the old brick structures are the main attraction. It can be followed by a visit to the Kamphaeng Phet Province Museum and an evening at the Night Market, which has street food and local stalls. Dinner there can follow a morning among the ruins, with the bus terminal close enough for onward trips around the province.