Thaisomboon Bighome Resort

Rooms at Thaisomboon Bighome Resort are bungalows and standard rooms, and several of them look out over the garden. Air conditioning is available in the standard rooms, and the Deluxe Garden View Bungalow also has a private bathroom and a balcony or terrace.

Guests can choose a queen bed or double beds, and rooms sleep up to four guests. Rooms can have a TV with satellite and cable channels, free bottled water, a refrigerator and a seating area, and the bungalows have garden views.

The resort has a garden and a shared lounge/TV area where guests can relax. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and in public areas, and there is free parking on site, with bicycle parking as well.

The front desk is open 24 hours a day, and there is 24-hour security as well as daily housekeeping. Free bicycle rental is offered, and satellite and cable channels are available on the TV. The garden and the lounge are the main shared spaces where guests can spend time.

The resort is in the Kong Krailat area of Sukhothai province, in central Thailand, where the landscape is rural and the villages are small. The villages near the resort, such as Ban Wat Mai Thai Bamrung and Ban Pho Hom, give the area its rural character. The surroundings are quiet, and the ruins of the ancient Sukhothai kingdom are the area's best-known sight.

Sukhothai Historical Park, with the ruins of Wat Maha That and Wat Sri Chum, is 30.4 km away, and Wat Sri Chum is known for its large seated Buddha. Closer to the resort, Wat Thung Noen Phayom, a temple with a museum of its own, is 800 m away, and Sukhothai Airport is 35.2 km away.

A good day starts at Sukhothai Historical Park, and the Ramkhamhaeng National Museum, which holds Sukhothai-era artefacts, makes a natural next stop. The Kamnan Phinyo Market in Kong Krailat is a good place to see everyday local life before or after the temples. Visitors who want more of the region can also explore the Si Satchanalai Historical Park, which is 56.1 km away, and the historic sites there are well worth a full day for anyone interested in Thai history and temple architecture.