Where to Stay in Samut Songkhram?
12 Hotels We Actually Reviewed
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At 9.4, Asita Eco Resort is the most consistently reviewed stay in this guide — an eco resort on the Mae Klong River that sells calm in a green, shady waterside garden, where you really can escape the bustle. Guests love the attentive staff, the fresh and varied breakfast, and the alms-by-boat ritual and garden cycling. It's not right at the floating market — about a 10-minute drive into Amphawa — so it suits travellers who want a quiet retreat more than the middle of the action.

Ruen Sanaeha is a canalside boutique scoring a high 9.0 from just ฿1,500. The draw is the vintage, Oriental styling — antiques throughout the whole house, photogenic in every corner. It sits on the quiet Daowadueng Canal, calmer than the market itself yet still near Amphawa Floating Market, with a pool and a romantic feel that suits couples. The staff are warm and helpful, and it's good value among boutiques in the same area.

Chababaancham is a canalside boutique resort on Amphawa Canal that you can walk to the floating market from, scoring 8.8. It's a tiny, family-run place of just 12 rooms, close to Rama II Park. Guests love the cute design — especially the semi-outdoor bathroom in the VIP room — and the owner and staff who recommend where to eat and explore. Breakfast is made fresh, with free bikes to ride along the canal, making it ideal for a quiet stay right by the market.

Oh Amphawa is a small, family-run canalside boutique resort scoring 8.6. It's a tiny 14-room place in a shady canalside garden with a calm, quiet feel. What guests rave about is the owner and staff, who go out of their way — doing laundry, calling a tuk-tuk for you — plus the fresh breakfast served by the water. Rooms are clean and bigger than expected at this price, making it best for travellers who want quiet downtime more than on-site activities.

Baan Amphawa is the most reviewed upper-tier resort in this guide — 280 reviews, scoring 8.4. The highlight is the shady teak-wood Thai-style houses right on the Mae Klong River in the heart of Amphawa, within walking distance of the floating market. There are two pools, a spa and a riverside restaurant, with professional, attentive staff. It's an older resort and some parts and furnishings show their age, but the teak setting is unlike anywhere else and you can walk straight to the market.

Baan Benjathip is the most reviewed stay in this guide — 480 reviews — from just ฿700, scoring 8.4. The selling point is the location: just 200 metres' walk to Amphawa Floating Market, yet the garden house itself is quiet and private. The owner and team are genuinely caring and help with everything, with free bikes to borrow, free parking and free coffee, tea and Ovaltine all day. Rooms are clean and colourful — a great budget pick for staying near the market.

Baan Ku Pu is a budget resort of standalone cottages in a fruit orchard by Amphawa Canal, scoring 8.3 from just ฿700. Guests love that each cottage is detached and independent — quiet and private, great for light sleepers. The shady fruit orchard with big trees keeps it cool, and there's a canalside nook plus a seafood-BBQ area you can use yourself. The rooms are simple in line with the price, but it's great value for a canalside stay near Amphawa market.

Baan Talay See Cream is the only seafront resort in this guide, out at Don Hoi Lot, scoring 8.0. The highlight is the pretty waterside restaurant and cafe where you can sit and watch the sea, with a hot, fresh-made breakfast. There's a pool, strong Wi-Fi, clean rooms, a roomy resort area and free parking. This is the muddy inner Gulf of Thailand, not white sand — but it's a good spot to fall asleep to the waves and eat fresh seafood close to town.

Coco View is an in-town Mae Klong hotel with a saltwater pool and a gym, scoring 8.0. It sits in town by the canal, near the Rom Hub market and Mae Klong market, with free parking. Guests like the clean saltwater pool, a gym that's better than expected for a hotel this size, roomy rooms with comfy beds, and a varied breakfast. It suits travellers who want a convenient in-town base near food, rather than a canalside floating-market stay.

The Bedrooms Maeklong is a modern hotel/serviced apartment in Mae Klong town, from just ฿900, scoring 8.0. The plus points are clean, modern-looking rooms with balconies, and convenient free parking that suits self-drivers. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the in-town location is near the Rom Hub market. It's good value for staying in town — ideal for travellers who want a fresh, clean room as a base.

At Casa is a wooden canalside guesthouse on Amphawa Canal within walking distance of the floating market, scoring 7.6. The draw is the waterside deck where you can watch the boats and the rising and falling tide all day, with a warm, friendly owner and staff who help arrange firefly tours. Breakfast is homemade Thai-style, and there's morning alms-giving to monks by boat. It's an old wooden building and some rooms show their age — best for travellers who want a real canalside-house feel at a budget price.

Alongkorn Hotel by SB is a budget hotel in town just a 2-minute walk from the Rom Hub market, scoring 7.4 from ฿700. The main draw is the location — walking distance to the Rom Hub (umbrella-pulldown train) market and the Mae Klong floating market — ideal for travellers who've come to see the train pass through the market. Rooms are clean with good air-con, the staff are attentive with a welcome bar/drinks, and there's free parking and free Wi-Fi. It's a basic stay with no lift and no pool, focused on location and price.