Samutprakarn Hotel

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we love our room! came down immediately to book a few more nights! the photos match everything and more. Tik was very sweet and helpful.

Clean big king bed. Nice staff from front desk to house keeper to the security. 7/11 and motorcycle taxi (win mo-cyc) across the street. Also open late afternoon to late night rice soup with fish and sea food restaurants down the street. Within walking distance

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Curbside food very close by. Drip coffee either in the hotel or outside on the corner across from 7-Eleven which is right across the street from the hotel. Overall for Access to downtown was handy. About 25 minutes to get to the ancient Temple museum. I imagine it would be the same amount of time to drive to the water market that we didn't visit on this day. I will stay at this hotel again. Very good The rooms are very nice and for the price you can't beat it

Clean & very comfortable rooms, helpful staff. Would definitely stay again. Only point of note is that the hotel cafe only serve main meals and are only open something like from 7am-5pm so no breakfast & shuts too early for evening meal. Luckily restuarnt over road is fab & also facing a 7-11 so there are options but might be helpful for cafe to introduce breakfast options for western visitors.

Ok

Ver clean and further away from a crowded downtown

Ideal for our purposes

Everything at Samut Prakarn hotel was excelllent. The front desk staff was super nice, especially the young lady with the glasses and the young man who chatted with us on our departure day. tThe housekeeping young lady was great. The room was cleaned thoroughly each time and had all the amenities replenished . My daughter and I were amazed and greatful when she left a Ganesha statue, made with towels and added frangipani flowers for decoration. Microwave, washing machine, tea kettle, fridge, wifi were great. My daughter and I sat several times in the garden at Wat Phichai Songkhram, Buddhist temple and also at City Pillar Shrine Paknam, a Chinese style shrine. We observed the Phra Samut Chedi festival from 12-23 October and also walked along the Chao Phraya river boardwalk.

Would have rated 5 stars except for exorbitant fees for minor damage. Broken Glass: 200 baht, blood from a cut finger on a towel: 500 baht.