The Proud Exclusive Hotel

Rooms at The Proud Exclusive Hotel include the 26 m² Superior King Bed Room, the 40 m² Suite, the 41 m² Super Deluxe and the 30 m² Deluxe Twin with two single beds. Several of them have a nature view, and the Superior Room looks onto the city.

Rooms sleep two or three guests, with double, queen, king and single beds, and rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains and a refrigerator.

Leisure at The Proud Exclusive Hotel centres on the pools: an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool. A fitness centre, a garden and a family room are also on site, and wheelchair accessible facilities are available for disabled guests.

Dining covers breakfast in the restaurant, lunch and dinner, a buffet breakfast, a coffee shop and a kitchen. The restaurant serves vegetarian dishes, salads and soups, and room service is also available.

For practical needs there are luggage storage, ironing and laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, free parking on site, free WiFi in all rooms and WiFi in public areas. Meeting facilities include seminars and a projector with LED display, and rooms can have satellite or cable channels and a telephone.

The Proud Exclusive Hotel sits in the Sanam Chan district of Nakhon Pathom, a town in central Thailand just west of Bangkok. The area mixes temple grounds, royal palace gardens and everyday local streets, a quieter setting than the capital.

The great stupa of Phra Pathom Chedi is 1.5 km from the hotel, and the Wat Phra Pathom Chedi Ratchaworamahawihan temple complex stands beside it. Sanam Chan Palace, a royal residence with gardens and historic buildings, is close by, and the Phra Pathom Chedi Night Market, with local food and goods, runs in the evening near the stupa. For longer trips, Nakhon Pathom Railway Station is 1.8 km away, while Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi airports are 61 km and 77 km away, so the airport journey is best made by car or taxi.

A good day here starts with a morning at the chedi and its temple complex, continues with a walk through the palace grounds, and ends at the night market in the evening. The municipal zoo is also in the area if you travel with children. Between visits, the streets around the Sanam Chan district offer simple local food stalls and small shops, so there is no need to travel far for a meal or a snack between the temples and the palace.