Hotels near JAS Urban Srinakarin, Samut Prakan

Clean, conveniently located, and the staff were incredibly friendly. I originally booked a triple room, and after my friend left, I switched to a single room. My friend had a late flight, so I asked the front desk if I could check out of the triple room before 11 AM and move into the single room earlier. Without hesitation, the front desk staff brought a luggage cart up to help me with my bags. I really appreciate their help! 🙏

we enjoyed free room upgrade, room are comfortable, the design is every room has an extra outer gate without lock, after enter we can sit at bench to change shoes then enter the room with card, this layout made us feel like home and staying in apartment. The room has open clothset, this is something i really like, good use of space and convenient to hang 7 pick clothes. Seperate toilet and shower room is good also. window view,.TV with all main function.. room and bed is clean everyday, drinking water also replenish everyday Receptions can speak some mandarin and are very friendly and helpful. Very satisfy with the stay. one suggestion is to provide a whole body mirror and a wall mounted magnifying mirror near the bath room, because there's only one mirror at the basin, the counter is deep so we can't see whole body or see nearer to the mirror. i needed to climb up to counter to see closely

We booked a queen room, I didn’t realise there was no tv. There was a place to leave luggage but it wasn’t secure. GPS took us 3 streets away. The staff were lovely and hospitable and showed a lot of consideration from giving us an area to wait for the room to become available and turning on the fan, to letting me use the microwave and offering to wash my plate and cutlery for me, to offering complimentary water, tea/coffee and biscuits and even a pork bun. They also warned us about local pesticide spraying for mosquitoes after checking out ＜3

We booked this hotel for the last leg of our trip, mainly to visit hhe Ancient City” and for its access to the airport. The location was perfect, the airport was around 40 minutes away by Grab and cost us 520 baht. Our room was very spacious with twin beds ( both queen size) . It was well equipped with a mini fridge, hairdryer, and tea and coffee making facilities, making it comfortable for a short stay. The hotel has a decent-sized, well-maintained swimming pool.(not heated) There are also separate male and female saunas, both of which were well looked after and a nice extra. Breakfast was a buffet and there was a good selection of Thai dishes alongside fruit, yoghurt and toast, and everything we tried was fresh and tasted great. One of the biggest advantages of this hotel is its proximity to the Ancient City. The entrance is just a few minutes’ walk away, making it ideal if you plan to explore. We spent around seven hours walking the entire site. The ticket office is about a 15-minute walk, but reception can take you there in a golf cart if needed. Top tip: buy your tickets online. They’re around half the price of the ticket office. On the main road near the hotel and the Ancient City entrance, there are plenty of songtaews running regularly. We used them to travel to Big C and Robinson, both about 10 minutes away, and paid just 20 baht each. Overall, a great base for visiting the Ancient City, with spacious rooms, helpful staff, excellent value.

The staff provided good service. The room and bathroom are small, suitable for those who don't need a lot of space. There's plenty of parking available, and a 7-Eleven right across the street. The room includes an iron, cutlery, dishes, a microwave, and a water dispenser. Everything was just right, except for one thing: the room isn't soundproof at all. I could hear people talking as they walked past the door, and in the morning, there was noise from the cleaning staff in the opposite room, which woke me up prematurely. It would be great if this could be improved.

The hotel has a good design and clean rooms, so overall it's good. There's parking available, but if you want convenience, it's recommended to have a car since there are convenience stores and coin laundries nearby. There's also a swimming pool and free breakfast, though I didn't get to try it as I didn't stay overnight. *** Around 4-5 PM, I was lucky I had the chain lock on. While I was lying down, someone suddenly opened the door with a key card. I was really shocked because the room was actually locked, so they shouldn't have been able to open it unless I wasn't in the room and hadn't locked it. When I reported it to reception, they apologized but didn't do anything. I felt unsafe, so I decided it would be better to find somewhere else to stay, especially since I had driven all the way from Prachinburi. So I didn't stay overnight and checked out.

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 room is very clean. All maids and staff provide good service, an open, quiet atmosphere, a fresh place to travel, close to many food sources. Next time, come to stay again. This has stayed 2 times already. I like clean and quiet.

The price is very affordable, great value for money!!! I absolutely love the balcony, it gets plenty of light. There are four 7-Elevens nearby, a night market, and many restaurants. The subway station is a 10-minute walk away. I'll definitely stay here again. However, the breakfast is quite ordinary with limited choices.

It's a pretty average place, not terrible, but not amazing either. You have to ask the front desk for a hairdryer in advance, but I only found that out when I saw a local guest doing it as I was checking out. There's a 7-Eleven downstairs which is really convenient. There's a small balcony, but the AC unit is right there, so trying to sneak a smoke would be pretty unpleasant, haha. It's very close to the Erawan Museum, and a motorbike taxi ride there costs about 30 baht.