Hotels with Parking in Nakhon Pathom

The hotel tastes good, there is a lake nearby, it is safe to patrol the sir nearby, and it is quiet to close the door. But it must be two o'clock in the afternoon to check in... Can't advance... Then our room is still on the second day... It’s going to be dangerous...

Come to stay at this hotel very often. The room is as clean as before. Blankets, sheets, pillows, fragrant smell, not bad. There are plenty of parking spaces. Opposite the hotel is the Seungtan department store. Easy to walk across to find something to eat. But I want to have a hair dryer in the room as well

Good atmosphere accommodation, very good location, near the sea, can walk on the beach. Pool near the sea, not attached to a beautiful view.

The location of the hotel is okay, just on the road, there are enough parking spaces. There are many buildings in the school. We live in Building 2, which is the central building below the receptionist girl. Good service staff but this place looks a bit old, the elevator is old and slow, and outdated. Must press soak to open the room is considered very wide. The room was clean, but the big lady was spotless, the water was thick, and there was a small dining table. The bed was soft but there was an amazing insect nest, falling on the glass, the air was cool, late at night, I heard the car running loudly. Another child was also waiting for the test car at the school gate. He couldn't sleep at all, and the sound entered the room. If someone wants to eat, it is best to buy it. Because there are no shops nearby, and there are no 7-11 shops, in general, I want to give 3 points because the bedroom is very noisy. The bathroom is not very clean and looks very old. There is no toothpaste and shampoo, the elevator is stuck and a bit old.

A family of three lives here, with a big bed, a single bed, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a terrace. Nakhon Pathom is a small town, a junction of urban and rural areas. This hotel is a collection of independent houses, with a large green garden landscape. You can run in the hotel during the day (running is not something I have ever done for Orientals). We have limited RMB, and the exchange rate advantage with foreigners is very different. Others spend 1 yuan as 10 yuan, while we spend 1 yuan as 1 yuan. We have limited time to eat quickly, go shopping, sleep in the car, and take pictures when we get off the car... How can we have time to run? The hotel has breakfast, which is a drink with a staple food. You can choose porridge and rice. I have tried both, and there is no minefield. The chicken is delicious. I am from Guangdong and have high requirements for chicken. I can actually eat chicken with firm meat in Thailand. Later, I saw that there are many chickens raised behind the restaurant. I wonder if we are eating this kind of chicken raised by ourselves? Anyway, the chicken tastes good. Parking is super convenient, there is no service, and the towels and water for replenishment are placed outside the door of the room and you can take them in when you come back. The terrace of the room is open and the view... feels like being in a park in Myanmar... In summary, at this price, you don't get much enjoyment, but the hygiene is good. We had dinner at the resort for two days, which is economical.

In a hotel not far from the main road, but in a small road, it is still very quiet at night, not very far from other consumer areas in Nakhon Pathom. It takes about five minutes to drive to the restaurant gathering place It’s free to go to the king’s villa in the morning, and it’s free to go to the big stupa next to it. In the morning, there are monks chanting, and it feels very good. The hotel itself has a sense of design, very beautiful, breakfast is average, the surrounding environment is a bit messy, but the hotel is very nice Especially when it comes to breakfast, breakfast is a set meal, not a buffet, so the appetite adults may not be full. You can see the picture of the Buddha behind me. There is a set menu over there.

The accommodation has a swimming pool suitable for bathing with children; you can take a dip in ”Thailand's oldest city” Nakhon Pathom! Explore Thailand’s largest pagoda, stroll through Thailand’s century-old sea coconut floating market, and feast on the popular delicacy “volcano shrimp”, served with shrimp oil mixed with rice cooked over charcoal fire! Feel the Buddhist tradition full of Thai cultural heritage.

It's considered fair. The location isn't that good. There's not a lot of parking. The cleanliness is satisfactory. The only good thing is that it's cheap and easy to find things to eat. 7-Eleven isn't too far, but if you have a chance to go, When traveling again, I would like to use the service again because it is cheap.