Hotels with Bars in Amphawa

I recently had the pleasure of visiting House of Passion Amphawa and I cannot recommend it enough. The experience was truly delightful from start to finish. The property is stunning, with beautifully designed rooms and tranquil outdoor spaces that make you feel completely immersed in nature. The attention to detail is remarkable, from the carefully selected artwork to the luxurious bedding and amenities. Each room is unique and has its own charm. The staff is incredibly warm and welcoming, making you feel at home from the moment you arrive. They are attentive and always ready to help with anything you need, whether it's arranging a local tour or recommending the best local eateries. One of the highlights of my stay was the delicious breakfast, which was served fresh each morning with locally sourced ingredients. The homemade jams and pastries were particularly noteworthy. House of Passion Amphawa is the perfect destination for those looking for a peaceful and relaxing escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. I highly recommend this beautiful property to anyone looking for a truly special experience.

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.

The hotel is located in the middle of action. With the front facing the canal, you get to see all. Amphawa is bustling every weekend. If you’re not a crowd person, I recommend arriving Sunday mid morning or lunchtime to get the feel of the vibes. Monday morning is like a ghost town unless it happens to be a long weekend . A boat trip is highly recommended. The firefly boat trip which leaves at dusk is a popular one. The hotel room is clean and comfortable with friendly staff and the price is right.

Take good care May have a car to enter, but on the waterfront, calm, clean, suitable for quiet stay. Then drive out to Rom Hub Market or Amphawa

The location is a bit off. You can only call motorcycles or tutu when you get in and out. The room is close to the river, and there will be boats passing by at night, which is a bit noisy. The whole is a clean, small and fresh homestay, which shows the boss's intentions and taste. The boss is a handsome and enthusiastic boy. The next day he arranged to send us to the attraction for free.

It＇sa nice homestay you hardly have things to complain. I＇m aware that many of their guests are from Taiwan Province of China. They don＇t know it＇s not sensible to put the fake National flag of Taiwan on the table. The Thai government agrees with the One-China Principle. Hope the boss can understand the common sense. After all, there will be many guests from other provinces of China who will choose your homestay and their feeling is also need to be considered. However, I still think it＇sa nice place otherwise I don＇t need to write the comment to remind the boss. I will recommend this place to others. advantage: 1. Close to the floating market, quiet, and the boss is enthusiastic. The female boss can communicate in English. There is an older boss who can speak Chinese. He seems to be of Chinese origin. He has a southeastern coastal accent. 2. Can arrange activities, 60 baht can participate in the firefly night tour, about an hour by boat, there are real fireflies. If you want a massage, you can ask the boss to arrange someone to come. The price is fair. 3. The sanitary conditions are okay. Anyway, we bring our own sheets, and the room looks pretty clean. The room we booked has a separate bathroom. It is in ROOM2, which is close to ROOM1. The hair dryer needs to be taken in ROOM1. I think it’s better to have a separate bathroom. One is that the room is bigger, and the other is that it’s air-conditioned, so you don’t have to take a shower and sweat again. 4. The dew platform is good. I saw a big lizard in the river for two days. shortcoming: 1. I have seen this on BOOKING and received a lot of praise. Many of them are written by Taiwanese guests. Most of the guests in this hotel are probably from Taiwan, so one of the four national flags on their table is a fake Taiwanese flag. The boss probably didn’t realize the problem here, but just wanted to welcome the guests, so I wrote a review in English, hoping that the boss can think about it again. After all, Thailand also recognizes the one-China principle, and there are many of them. Tourists from other provinces in China lived in the past, and everyone’s feelings also need to be considered. (Maybe others do not have the details that I have seen, and even don’t even know that it is a fake Taiwanese flag, but since they found the problem, they still brought it up.) transportation 1. From Bangkok SC PLAZA station by car to Amphawa Floating Market, 70 baht per person 2. After getting off the bus, you can take a double car to the homestay for 10 baht per person. When the Shuangtiao car arrived at the place, I pressed the red button on the roof to let the driver stop, but I don’t know what to say where I got off. I got off after a small bridge. The parking lot went into the small alley, very close. You can also take a tuk-tuk for 20 baht per person. In fact, it's not too far to walk, about 12 minutes, but it's too dry, so I still take the car. Generally speaking, it can be recommended. The room conditions are very average. Anyway, it is clean. The whole side is just like that. Don't compare with domestic ones.