Windsor Resort

The rooms at Windsor Resort come with super king, king, double or single beds, depending on the room, and some of them have a city view. Some rooms measure 36 m² and others 32 m², and rooms can have air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, a sofa, free bottled water and a seating area.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and telephones are part of the equipment in several of them. Private bathrooms with a shower and toiletries are found in some rooms, and a coffee and tea maker is available in others.

The grounds include a garden, and the hotel has restaurants on site, a coffee shop and a kitchen. Asian and buffet breakfast is available alongside the on-site restaurants.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping and luggage storage, as well as an elevator, meeting and banquet facilities, and air conditioning in its public areas.

Internet services and WiFi in the public areas complement the free Wi-Fi in the rooms, and free on-site parking is available for guests who arrive by car. Flat-screen TVs and telephones are part of the equipment in several rooms. The coffee shop and kitchen sit alongside the restaurants, so there are several places to eat on site.

Windsor Resort is in central Lopburi, a provincial town north of Bangkok whose historic core is built around Khmer-era monuments and old fort walls. The area is compact, and most of the historic sites are close enough to reach on foot from the hotel, so a day of sightseeing needs little transport.

The Chai Chana Songkhram Fort is 250 m from the hotel, and Suan Rachanusorn, the town's park, is 900 m away, making it a pleasant place for a walk in the morning. The railway station is 650 m away, and trains from Bangkok stop there, so the hotel is simple to reach by rail. The Lopburi minibus station is 1.8 km from the hotel. Prang Sam Yot, the Khmer-era temple whose grounds are home to long-tailed macaques, is one of the town's best-known sights.

A good day here can start with a walk to the fort and the park, followed by a visit to the Somdet Phra Narai National Museum, whose displays cover the history of the Lopburi region. In the afternoon, the Municipal 1 Food Market is a place to try local Thai snacks and fresh fruit, and the historic sites make a good half-day route on foot. The museum and the market are both close to the hotel, so the whole route stays nearby.