Hotels near Wat Huai Takaeng, Ratchaburi

⭐️ The new Sands Ratchaburi Hotel that just opened, was stuck with COVID. I have to make merit with her So I found a place to stay in Ratchaburi city, so I found a hotel in the heart of Ratchaburi, clean accommodation, close to tourist attractions. 🌟 Sans Hotel Ratchaburi, a new modern hotel. Located in the heart of Ratchaburi It offers daily rooms. There are many types of rooms for you to choose from. Both one-bed rooms, double beds, family rooms 🎆 For families, clean, spacious rooms with complete facilities. Free high-speed internet in every room. Delicious breakfast service The hotel is close to tourist attractions. And many famous restaurants Comfortable travel If you are looking for accommodation in Ratchaburi, Sands Hotel Chaburi welcomes you always. 🎇 Today I stay. When the receptionist knows that it comes from App. Trip.com, I was served very well. Get a upgraded room Because the room booked is full Therefore stayed at Deluxe King Room, Deluxe Single King Room, Room size 28 square meters, spacious, clean. 💖 Open the door of the room immediately I smelled cleanliness and wanted to relax. Here, use the key card system. Safe for the property of the guests. The room is equipped with complete facilities such as TV, refrigerator, air conditioner. Hot kettle, hair dryer, coffee and water. Free service. Wi-Fi in every room 📍 319/19 Sri Suriyawong Road Na Mueang Subdistrict 📌 Mueang Ratchaburi District Ratchaburi 70000 ☎️ 032 913 244 ⏰ Open every day. 🚗 There are many parking lots. 💬 Ask for information or booking a room

Hotel near the train station, so easy and comfortable to reach even if you were walking (like me). Modern hotel with good quality-price ratio. Spacious, well maintained and functional rooms. Free breakfast in the morning with coffee, tea, bread and marble (if you wish, also breakfast in the American, paying). Coffee and fresh water available all day. Bicycles a little bad but free. Young staff and management.

I enjoyed my stay at the Tai-Shan Suites in Ratchaburi. For 600 baht per night you can enjoy a decent sized and modern suite with all the amenities you would expect - aircon, wifi, modern shower, etc. For some reason, I could not get comfortable in the bed which caused for an unsound sleep... I woke up continually throughout the night. This is the reason for the average review, otherwise I would have given a higher TA rating. Nonetheless, I would still recommend this hotel which offers a simply coffee/bread breakfast as part of the lodging package. We did have an amazing view of the sunrise in the morning which added to our overall experience of this hotel.

There is no elevator. Not recommended for people who like to bring a lot of things. But the room is much larger than the other places. Gives the feel of staying at a home-style house, not a hotel feel. and have to walk up the stairs I like everything except there is no elevator which makes walking up and down tiring. Oh, another thing that I think is better than other places is that there are bolsters provided. For people who are addicted to bolsters

Nice receptionist, clean room, no musty smell, cool air conditioner, good quiet.

Let's start with the positive: staff is very nice as per Thailand general experience. Room was clean, no concern. Breakfast is nice. But we were not lucky. The pool had bad smell coming from sumps in neighbor alley. Made it unpleasant to spend time there. On our last night the A/C began dripping so much that we had to change room this close to midnight. Went 2 floors above to a similar room which was were warm about 33 degrees. Front desk refused a compensation for this bad experience, claiming we had the benefit of an upgrade!! TRIP.COM was nice enought to offer a decent compensation i coins. We had 1 dinner by the river restaurant. It was OK, not more than that.

We really loved this place!! Our family of four ( 2 kids of 9 and 11) stayed in a luxury bungalow right next to the pool. This was really what we were looking for, a piece of pure luxury to finish our Thailand holiday. Most of the staff spoke English, but the main audience for the resort is Thai (escaping Bangkok) which we especially liked. Everyone was really courteous, friendly and helpful. We absolutely loved the pool and also had fun biking around on the various forms of bikes (with/without motor, sidecar and with various seats). Be careful when you get a massage, this lady looks sweet but is SO strong that we felt pretty beaten up after 1 hour at her mercy...

Quite simply one of the highlights of our stay in Thailand. Firstly the room was large, had a very comfy bed, decent size fridge & plenty of seating. The bathroom was modern, clean and restocked everyday with shampoo, shower gel, towels etc. We were on the second floor and the large balcony was wonderful. We sat outside most evenings. The room was incredibly clean. The free breakfast was significant & full of variety. Not only was there coffee, juices, toast and jams, meats, salads & egg. But each morning we were also treated to home cooked specials including congee & chicken rice. All delicious. Breakfast is taken alongside the river which sits on the edge of the property. A really beautiful spot. In terms of location Amphawa floating market is just a 5 minute tuk tuk away from the property. It’s also walkable in around 20 minutes. In the other direction can be found a seven eleven, numerous riverside coffee shops & restaurants. There’s also several temples nearby. The maeklong railway market can be reached from the resort by tuk tuk in around 20 minutes. Alternatively you can take a Songthaew from Amphawa. A superb & very reasonably priced eatery can be found just outside of the resort’s main gate. Guests (including us) seemed to eat there most nights. Our hosts were wonderful and so kind. They even did our washing for us free of charge! It was such a pleasure to spend time at the resort. In fact the entire town was filled with some of the friendliest people we’ve ever met. I would highly recommend walking around the local area and seeing what you can find.

Es war die Überraschung zum Geburtstag: Amphawa Floating Market, Mae Klong Train Market und Übernachtung im Chuchai Buri Sri. Öffnet man die Hoteltür, Personal gab es dafür nicht, kommt man zunächst in eine sehr beeindruckende Halle. Das Auge weiß gar nicht, was es als erstes betrachten soll. Check in verlieren reibungslos, ab 14h00 das Zimmer verfügbar. Warten in der Lobby oder im Café auf der idyllischen Terrasse am Klong. Info über das fertige Zimmer gab es dann per Anruf. Das Zimmer im 1. Stock des Anbaus war sehr nett eingerichtet, hatte die ein oder andere Stolperfalle (Stufe ins Bad und . Stufe zur Toilette), die man sich besonders für nachts merken sollte. Aus der Frühstücksterrasse und dem Frühstück im 1.Stock des Haupthauses ließe sich mehr machen. Zumal man auch hier wieder den direkten Blick auf den Kanal hat. Die Getränke und Speisen im Café waren wirklich etwas für das Auge, was man sich allerdings auch bezahlen ließ. Die Preise hatten schon ein sehr homes Niveau. Die Lages des Hotels zum Floating Market war ideal. Am Ufer des Kanals entlang, vorbei an teils geschlossenen Geschäften geplant man in kürzester ins Zentrum des Marktes. An unserem Wochenende wurden die Stände bereits gegen 20h00 abgebaut und geschlossen. Aber wir haben ja noch das Hotel. Irrtum um 20h30 war alles dunkel, Service gab es nirgendwo mehr und selbst Automaten gab es keine. Besorgt Euch rechtzeitig etwas für den Abend. Bezaubern waren die Damen an der Rezeption, als es um die Fahrt zum Mae Klong Train Market ging, mit Ihrem Organisationstalent. Zwar gab es beim Preis ein Missverständnis, was das „Taxi“ Kosten sollte. aber das Bringen und Abholen hat hervorragend geklappt. Danke dafür. Das Chuchai Buri Sri ich zweigeteilt: der öffentliche Bereich, willkommen auch bei posenden Menschen für die Social Medias, bietet sehr viel zum Sehen und sich Wohlfühlen. Dieses lässt man sich auch gut bezahlen. Der Hotelgast erhält eben das, was er gebucht hat. Dach über dem Kopf, ein lieblos präsentiertes Frühstück mit Filterkaffee auf der Warmhalteplatte (Cappuccino oder Latte Macchiato gibt es nur im Cafe) einzeln verpackte Zutaten, Butter in der Wärme geschmolzen. Sicherlich ist es ein meckern auf hohem Niveau, doch habe ich hier den Eindruck: Mehr Schein als sein. Und es war trotzdem schön !