The Palm Hotel

The rooms at The Palm Hotel range from studios of 23 and 24 m² to 35 m² deluxe rooms and suites, and one suite sleeps up to nine guests. Depending on the room, you can expect air conditioning, a private bathroom with a shower and towels, a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator or a balcony or terrace.

Studios have a double or king bed, the Deluxe room has two single beds and the 35 m² Suite has three single beds. The studios and the Deluxe room can accommodate up to two guests each, and the Suite up to three. Lake views come with some of the studios and the Deluxe room, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms.

The front desk is staffed around the clock, and the hotel has a restaurant, a coffee shop and 24-hour room service. Laundry service and daily housekeeping are available, along with a convenience store, a salon and cash withdrawal. English and Thai are spoken at the hotel, where the front desk is open around the clock.

Guests can use the garden and the terrace, and the hotel has meeting and banquet facilities for group events. Security is on duty 24 hours a day, and the hotel offers a family room as well as meeting and banquet facilities for group events.

Parking is free on site, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, with WiFi also available in public areas and wireless internet access in the rooms.

The Palm Hotel stands in the Salaya area of Phutthamonthon district in Nakhon Pathom province, a residential district with temples, markets and museums in the surrounding streets. The setting is more residential than urban, and the hotel sits outside the busiest parts of Bangkok.

Salaya railway station is 400 m from the hotel and Sala Ya Market is 250 m away, so the local market is an easy first stop. Nearby you will also find Wat Salawan, a pagoda 650 m away, and the Southeast Asia Music Museum, 1.2 km away. Phutthamonthon, a large Buddhist park with a big Buddha statue, is 2.7 km away.

A day here could start at Sala Ya Market and continue to the temples of Wat Salawan and Wat Puranawat, followed by the Thai Film Archive or a visit to the Phutthamonthon grounds. Taxis and private cars are the easiest way to reach the sites further afield, and the railway station connects the area with Bangkok for those who want to spend time in the city. Museum visitors can combine the Southeast Asia Music Museum with the Thai Film Archive in one outing, both within a short drive of the hotel, and the garden of the hotel makes a pleasant place to return to afterwards.