Hot Springs Hotels in Samut Prakan Province, Thailand

A well-located accommodation, suitable for both business and leisure stays. The hotel has its own restaurant, but we didn’t get to try it because we checked in late and it was already closed. The hotel is clean, though the bed wasn't very comfortable. However, it wasn’t a big deal since we only stayed for a short time. Overall, I’d recommend it!

We really enjoyed our stay at the Aurora Suavarnabhumi Hotel. The staff was so friendly and went above and beyond to accommodate us. They always helped us get taxis, made sure we had everything we needed, etc. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. Overall it was a great place to stay.

The room was clean and spacious, with everything inside fully functional. The bed was comfortable, and the staff were friendly and able to communicate in English. Just a short 5-minute walk from the hotel, you’ll find convenient access to a 7-Eleven, restaurants, and street food. Grab/Taxi into City is about 30mins depending on time & traffic Overall, I’m a happy man!

I stayed here because it's close to my office. As a business traveler, this hotel is acceptable. The way to get to the hotel is full of tall glasses and it's quite dark at night, but my colleague dropped me by car so it's fine. If you want to use coin laundry, you need to walk around 10 minutes. On the back side of Top (small supermarket), there's a coin laundry named ”Otteri”. 10 minutes was not long for me, but my clothes were heavy, so I needed some power to bring them there.

The location is relatively biased, but the owner is very sincere, sometimes the temporary network can not reach the car, rainy days to the road to stop the car. Some room types open three people, more flexible, suitable for the whole family or business people to travel more. It would be better if the pool could be used to salvage insects every day.

The hotel is in a deep alley. There are many hotels in the chain. Really more like a residential condo than a hotel. There are a lot of Chinese people on tour. Points deducted for breakfast is that you eat it separately with the tour group. It's a big waste, but you're impressed by the good service staff.