Promtong Mansion
All the creature comforts

What we say: 
Tucked down a quiet soi behind Sherwood House, Promtong claims to offer "backpackers price, 5 star service". That's quite a stretch on either end but Promtong is a good choice for those willing to pay a bit more for a comfortable and quiet room to go with excellent service. Rooms are massive, clean, simply decorated and well equipped with air-con, fridges, flatscreen TVs, safes, desks, sitting areas, soft king-size beds and large, modern bathrooms. The deluxe and family room editions get you even more space. WiFi is free and the complimentary breakfast includes homemade crepes and organic yoghurt among its offerings. Downstairs is an inviting restaurant area and small reception, which when we visited was run by an exceptionally polite and helpful woman who speaks perfect English. At time of writing, the Promtong group are readying to open a second location called Baan Tebpitak, a 10-minute walk east down Pa Thon Road at Soi 3. It offers similar accommodation at slightly higher prices and has a large swimming pool, which can be used for free by guests at Promtong as well. If you don't feel like going that far for a dip, the pool at Sherwood House is just a few steps away.
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23 Pa Thon Soi 19, Pa Thon Rd, Ayutthaya. T: (089) 165 6297, (035) 242 459Email them at: promtongmansion@gmail.com
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What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard - Double | 1,090 THB | 1,090 THB | |
| Superior - Double | 1,390 THB | 1,390 THB | |
| Family room | 1,690 THB | 1,690 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 9th February, 2013
Last visited or updated on: 9th February, 2013
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