4-Star Hotels in Samut Songkhram Province, Thailand

This riverside resort is small, but it boasts beautiful and gorgeous views. The early mornings and sunrise are incredibly peaceful and captivating. The staff is very helpful and polite. The rooms are of good standard; the one we stayed in, on the 3rd floor with a double balcony, offered stunning views of the river. The food was also good, although the buffet breakfast wasn't very elaborate; it was still fresh and satisfying. In terms of location, it's very convenient to reach other tourist places like floating markets if you have a car 15 to 25 mins drive depending which market you want to go. However, we're not sure about the availability of taxis and rickshaws, as we didn't see any near the resort area, which is quite rural.. In summary, it was a very good and satisfying stay for the value of money paid. We spent £123 for two nights, and it was well worth it.l

The rooms served their purpose, we just made a day trip to see the temple and floating market. You must have a car or a way to transport to other places cause the hotel is quite far away. The service was quite poor actually, the staff should be trained much better to be more welcoming and enthusiastic. It felt like I was disturbing them every time I needed assistance and not even a smile was given… the rooms are small but clean enough for a nights sleep.

Nice hotel. Beautiful environment, many buffalo logos, swimming pool, river view, beautiful restaurant, and a cute buffalo. The Japanese food at the door is also great. The room is a bit small.

Enjoyed a splendid panoramic view of the entire city from the rooftop bar, where both the staff and personnel were exceptionally friendly. The service and overall experience were outstanding. A special thanks to Manager Kade, who was incredibly helpful. He recommended excellent massages and delectable cuisine, providing substantial assistance throughout our stay. We will undoubtedly reserve this hotel again when we next visit Amphawa.

A little disappointed. Actually, I understand what you read in the comments, but I still want to try. I'm disappointed because it's as someone else commented and I made a special request when booking, but it still wasn't received as requested and it's as someone else commented.

We stayed one night to celebrate my birthday. The management upgraded us and placed a “happy birthday” card nicely on the bed when we checked in! So thoughtful! The resort is very well maintained, pet friendly and excellent service! Breakfast was well presented and nicely designed Cafe by the river to enjoy your afternoon coffee and snacks! I recommend Asita Eco resort for Bangkokians for weekend retreats! Only 1.5 hours drive from the city.

Amazing place with great food

We stayed in a Superior Double-bed room for one night on the weekend. The place is located about 5-minutes drive from the Amphawa Floating Market but next to the Mae Klong river, which is very nice. The resort is clean, quiet, well-decorated and surrounded with beautiful garden setting. The staff are friendly and willing to help at any time. Breakfast was included while we booked and it offered a variety of food. There are two swimming pools, one children playground in the resort and plenty of bicycles that you can borrow for free of charge. Too bad that we didn't manage to spend time swimming so we didn't bring our swimming suits. Perhaps, next time.

I went to see the train market, so I stayed in the best hotel over there. The service is very good and the food is delicious. There are only big bugs. There is no taxi. The hotel can only provide three jumpers. It is a bit inconvenient to travel. I went to the airport and got a taxi 3 times, but the taxi-hailing software did not have a car

When I made the reservation, I saw a photo with the hostess of the manor in the comments. It was kind and intuitive, and because it was a family outing, and because it was a self-driving car, it would not be inconvenient even if it was relatively remote. At the same time, choose this plan to go to the Amphawa Floating Market in the afternoon on the 21st, and watch the fireflies in the evening. So booked here. But after the itinerary and hotel were set, I discovered that the Amphawa Floating Market is a weekend market, only open on weekends. Temporarily adjusted the 22nd to the Dannen Saduo Floating Market. When we checked in, the boss’s son received us. He was very enthusiastic. In the evening, we could see fireflies in the manor, which made up for the regret of not catching up with the weekend market. He raised his palm slightly and the fireflies hovered in his palm. It felt amazing! The manor is very beautiful, but it seems that there are not many people staying in it. At night, except for us, only one other villa was lit up. For dinner, the meal ordered directly at the manor should have been eaten in an outdoor restaurant. Because the old man felt that it was sultry outside, he communicated with the manor and delivered the food directly to the room. It tastes good, except for Tom Yum Goong soup, because the spicy parents can't eat it, everything else is eaten! Go swimming after dinner, the water in the swimming pool is very salty. Ants appeared in the room, contacted the manor, and immediately handled something similar to a small vacuum cleaner. Except for the ants, the elderly and children were worried about getting onto the bed this time. Other than this, it was a very good experience! 👍👍👍