Zen Hotel.

Normally, when I go to Nakhon Pathom, I stay at 2 places. If it's right in the city, I like Zen Hotel and another place is Mida. But last week, I stayed at Neera Retreat and I liked it so much that I'm recommending it. Just to clarify, I went on my own, no sponsorship, so you can rest assured. 5555 The room I chose was the Panoramic Suite. The weekday room rate is 7,100, but I used some points to get a discount, so it cost 6,900. I must say I really liked the room. 555 I've stayed at many hotels, and they all have their own beauty, some because of the room decor, some because of the external view. At Neera, I liked both. The room is beautiful, my favorite part is the large glass window at the foot of the bed and on the side (this side can be fully opened) with a view of the river outside, very soothing to the eyes. At first, I was worried about the noise from the boats because I saw some reviews, but the night I stayed, it was quiet, no noise from boats disturbing me. 555 The atmosphere around the hotel is beautiful and peaceful. Maybe because I went on a weekday, there weren't many people, so it turned out to be a great place to recharge. Note 1. I didn't book any meals because I had to go out to find food elsewhere, so I can't recommend anything, I'm really sorry. 55 2. There's a swimming pool, but no gym (I'm a gym person, so I'm deducting a little point). 3. The entrance to the hotel is really rough. 5555 It's full of potholes, but you can drive in slowly, don't speed. 4. The hotel is located halfway between Salaya and Nakhon Pathom city center. It takes just over 20 minutes to drive into the city center, so it's not that close to Nakhon Pathom. In conclusion, if you're looking for a beautiful place to stay with a peaceful atmosphere and not too far from Bangkok, this is another interesting option.