The Resort Kamphaengphet

Rooms at The Resort Kamphaengphet include a Deluxe Room of 24 m² with a king bed, the 42 m² Wooden Suite, the 40 m² VIP room and the 25 m² Premium Room. Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a kettle and a refrigerator, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The Wooden Suite can be set up with a choice of bed arrangements, and the Premium Room sleeps up to three guests. The VIP room sleeps up to five guests, and the property offers baby cots on request for guests who travel with infants.

The Resort Kamphaengphet has a badminton court on site, a 24-hour front desk and 24-hour security, and free on-site parking. The property has family rooms, and check-in starts at 14:00 with check-out by 12:00.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also offered in the public areas. The property is smoke-free, and non-smoking rooms are available. Rooms can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, a desk, a kettle and a refrigerator. Baby cots are available on request, and extra beds depend on the room you choose.

A 24-hour front desk and round-the-clock security mean help is available at any time of day, and the badminton court is on the property's own grounds, so guests can play without leaving the hotel.

The Resort Kamphaengphet sits on Leingmueng Road in the Thepnakhon area of Kamphaeng Phet, a provincial town in central Thailand. The town is better known to travellers for Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site of ruined temples and old city walls, and it has the calm pace of a provincial centre rather than a resort town, with its sights spread across the area and local life running through its streets and markets.

The Night Market is 2.2 km away and the Sirichit Utthayan park, with its fountain, is 2.6 km away. The Kamphaeng Phet Province Museum is 3.7 km away, and the Wat Sema Ngam archaeological site is 3.8 km away, so the main sights of the town are close enough to see in one day. Free on-site parking makes a hire car or a taxi a convenient way to reach them.

A day could begin at the historical park, continue with the Province Museum in the afternoon and end at the Night Market in the evening, when the stalls open for food and everyday goods. Visitors interested in the old ruins can spend the morning at the historical park and the archaeological site, and the afternoon at the museum, where the exhibits cover the province's past.