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If you want to visit Damnoen Saduak's Floating Market, this hotel is probably one of the best options, as the floating market is just a 7 minutes walk from the hotel's door. We stayed here in order to be able to be at the market by 7:00 AM before tourist hordes arrive from Bangkok by 09:00 AM. Another good thing was that the hotel booked for us a boat that picked us up at the hotel, as it has a pier in a canal that is connected to the canals where the floating market takes place. So you can either walk to the floating market or hire a boat (I definitively recommend the boat ride, as you can see much more than on foot). With reference to the hotel, the staff is very nice and very helpful (they also booked for us a van to return to Bangkok). Rooms are distributed along a 2 levels modern and new building with covered hallways that are also open to the outside. So the whole atmosphere is very "tropical" and exotic. The room we had was very large, very clean and comfortable. It had air-conditioning, a small refrigerator, a normal tv, a desk and a chair, a space between the room and the bathroom where there was a wardrobe and an ensuite bathroom (see attached pictures). The hotel has also a great restaurant where they serve a very complete buffet breakfast (we also had dinner and the food and the price was very good). Additionally the hotel has a very nice swimming pool, which is perfect to fight the heat. It is then obvious that I will stay here again if I have the opportunity to come back to Damnoen Saduak.

Compared with the other hostel and dorm style places, the Peace hostel is really a first class accommodation right next to the Damnoen Saduak floating market only meters away. This facility is brand new and modern, the beautiful cafe on the ground level adds a huge charm and the canal next to the balcony attract heavy boat traffic on the weekends. I stayed in the 4-bed room, beds very comfy, private light and USB/electric sockets for each bed. Everything you can imagine are brand new and tasteful. Rooms are cool and well aerated, has a window, hair dryer, mirrors and a small wooden lockers. Peace hostel is a great alternative to costly resorts and hotels nearby. Not to mention the owner herself and all of the employees are very friendly and some speak great English. You will love this place.

If you want to visit the floating market, I recommand this resort very much. The location is unique/ We had a vila close to the canal. The villa is spacy and clean with hot water for the shower and a very good internet connection. The breakfast was a surprise. A very good American breakfast and a tastfull soup. Some people wrote that this resort is hard to find, but if you check the webside of Baan Thai Damnoen, you will find a good plan. You should realy visit this resort.

We arrived very late and very tired, but hostess welcomed us at the bus station with smile. It was a great communitactive person with very good English skills. We talk a lot and we leran a lot about Thai culture, cousine ect. The room and the house was very clean, and very nicely decorated, we have everything we need. We steyed ther ony one night, and we very regred it because it was our best stay in Tahiland!!! Thank you!

The floating market Damoen Saduak is quite far from Bangkok central town. How to go there.. from Don Mueng airport, take a public bus & stop at Mochit bus terminal then find a shuttle (van) at terminal 3. From the terminal, take a shuttle to Maek Klong bus stop then take another van to the hotel. What's i can say is.. i. the floating market will look happening at the week end days. For week days, most shop were closed. ii. it is good if we have our own transport coz `they' play the transportation's charge with tourist and it is lucky if we can get a reasoanable price for transportation to go to floating market but no worries coz they no nego the charge for that. iii. It is hard to find halal's foods. Need to bring our own foods.

It is very difficult to compare Coco Sweet Homestay with other hotels. It is not a hotel as such but an "ordinary" house. I use quotes as it is not an ordinary house by Thai standards, more like upper middle class. The owners lives in the house next door. I was the only guest, so I had all of the house for myself. I only stayed for 1 night as I was only driving through but would have loved to stay longer. Attractions in the area: Sweveral floating markets, including the most well known, Damnoen Saduak. Wat Bang Kung, a small temple in a tree, and the railway market at Maeklong Station where the market is at the rail road tracks only to move away when the trains arrive.