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Windsor Park and Resort is located in Lop Buri. Temple of Great Jewel Relic is a local landmark and some of the area's attractions include Wat Phra Si Ratana Maha That and Phra Prang Sam Yod.
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I got to Lop Buri from Bangkok by mini-van, with its terminus in the new town. Windsor Park sent a van to get me at the terminus and sent me back by taxi when I left, all of it without charge! I had a large clean room with balcony, and breakfast was included, all at a very low cost. The staff was extremely helpful.
The hotel is a ten-minute walk from the train station and the adjacent temple ruins. Next door is a 7 Eleven which was very convenient for emergency sustenance on New Year’s Eve when all the restaurants in the town seemed to be shut. The hotel itself provides a modest breakfast but the dining room is closed for the rest of the day. The staff were helpful in all respects, with their limited English compared to my completely non-existent Thai. I moved from one of the rather severe rooms in the main building to a slightly more expensive but more appealing VIP bungalow. No pool.
The hotel is quite close to the Lop Buri train station. We stayed in the main hotel building, not the bungalows on site. The room was large and had a table and chairs, couch and fridge. The bathroom was quite big and there was a good divider/wall between the shower and toilet so you don’t get the whole bathroom floor wet when you shower! There was a loud dog around that did bark a bit late at night and with thunder/lightening storms, but this didn’t bother us. The breakfast was mainly Thai style (curry, rice, etc), but they also had bread for toast. There was a 7-11 nearby, but otherwise, there weren’t a lot of other shops that we saw. You’d need to go back to the other side of the train station (10 minute walk) or the main part of the city (20+ minute walk).we picked the location for the proximity to the train station and the temples!