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Amphawa

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Amphawa

Amphawa boasts no shortage of modest homestays in old wooden houses along the canal to go with a couple of small but interesting resorts and even a brand new midrange hotel. Prices are inflated and rooms often full on weekends, but it\'s easy to negotiate a cheap (and quiet) stay during the week.

  • ChababaanCham Resort

    ChababaanCham Resort

    Stylish and romantic

    Amphawa canal
    T: (089) 449 0415;

    This small resort is located on the south side of the canal a short walk east of the market. Its elegant rooms might be worth the extra baht, especially for couples seeking a romantic and comfy spot ... Read the full review of ChababaanCham Resort.

    4 stars 1,500B to 4,000B 1 vote Midrange
  • Thanicha Healthy Resort

    Thanicha Healthy Resort

    Nails classic Thai ambience

    Amphawa canal
    T: (034) 725 511;

    Set on the north side of the canal a tad northeast of the market, Thanicha nails classic old-school, Thai-style ambience. Classical Thai music plays softly in the open-air lobby, which occupies a ... Read the full review of Thanicha Healthy Resort.

    4 stars 1,500B to 4,000B 1 vote Midrange
  • Baan Song Thai Basee Homestay

    Baan Song Thai Basee Homestay

    What a homestay should feel like

    Amphawa canal
    T: (081) 347 6699;

    Located next door to Rhuen Khun Yai Chuea, this homestay offers similar amenities and atmosphere but smaller rooms and no river views. Rooms do have plenty of windows and choice of air-con or fan to ... Read the full review of Baan Song Thai Basee Homestay.

    4 stars Under 600B 1 vote Backpacker
  • Ruen Khun Yai Chuea Homestay

    Ruen Khun Yai Chuea Homestay

    Beautiful rooms, great location

    Amphawa canal (just south of the market)
    T: (081) 986 1762;

    This homestay is set in a gorgeous teak wood home built in traditional Thai style and is perched along the southeast side of the canal just before it empties into the Mae Khlong river. The location ... Read the full review of Ruen Khun Yai Chuea Homestay.

    4 stars 600B to 1,500B 1 vote Flashpacker
  • Amphawa Na Non Hotel

    Amphawa Na Non Hotel

    Ritziest spot in town

    96 Prachaset Road, Amphawa
    T: (082) 444 2111; F: (034) 752 011

    A short walk east of the canal and the centre of town, but right across from the minibus drop off point, the Na-Non is a brand new, four-storey midrange hotel. The modern grey exterior and trendy ... Read the full review of Amphawa Na Non Hotel.

    3.5 stars 1,500B to 4,000B 1 vote Midrange
  • Sasanan Homestay

    Sasanan Homestay

    Cute cottages a short walk from the canal

    Phracha Uthit Road, Amphawa
    T: (034) 751 050;

    More of a mini-resort than a homestay, Sasanan is located at the western end of Phracha Uthit Road near Chaipattana Park and Rama II Park and a two minute's walk to the canal. All six rooms are in ... Read the full review of Sasanan Homestay.

    3.5 stars Under 600B 1 vote Backpacker
  • Baan Mae Arom

    Baan Mae Arom

    A cheerful homestay

    Amphawa canal
    T: (081) 856 6861;

    Set in a 100 year-old teak wood house on the north side of the canal that's a decent walk east of the market, Baan Mae Arom is a long-running homestay with a friendly atmosphere. The manager speaks ... Read the full review of Baan Mae Arom.

    3.5 stars 600B to 1,500B 1 vote Flashpacker
  • Baan Kupu

    Baan Kupu

    Comfy cottages in a garden

    Amphawa canal
    T: (034) 725 920;

    Named after its teacher co-owner (Kruu or 'ku' in this case means 'teacher' in Thai), Baan Kupu is located just east of ChababaanCham Resort on the same side of the canal. Fifteen spacious concrete ... Read the full review of Baan Kupu.

    3.5 stars 600B to 1,500B 1 vote Flashpacker


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