The Soul Resort
Rooftop pool and spa over limestone hills, no coastline needed
About this hotel
The Soul Resort is the clear step up in Sara Buri: a rooftop swimming pool and sun terrace paired with dedicated spa facilities and a hot tub, set against the limestone hills that ring this landlocked province town. Private balconies, bathrobes and modern amenities make the rooms themselves worth spending time in, not just a base to sleep in between day trips out to the temples nearby. The restaurant runs American, Italian, Thai and international cuisines in a setting the property describes as traditional, modern and romantic, with continental, American and à la carte breakfast options and fresh fruit each morning, and an airport shuttle service smooths the roughly 103 km run from Don Mueang for guests without their own car.
- Rooftop swimming pool and spa
- Private-balcony rooms with mountain views
- Hot tub on site
- 43 km from Wat Thep Phithak Punnaram
Our take
This suits couples, honeymooners and anyone wanting a proper spa-and-pool stay rather than a budget stopover, especially guests planning a slower one- or two-night stay around Wat Thep Phithak Punnaram. Solo budget travelers or families on a tight itinerary should look to Phurinda Residence or Glai Gan Place instead, since The Soul Resort is priced and paced for a deliberate, slower stop.
- Book a mountain-view room over garden-view if the limestone hills matter to your stay, since the two categories are priced differently on the site.
- Reserve a spa treatment ahead of time rather than assuming walk-in availability, since this is a smaller resort than a Bangkok property.
- Use the airport shuttle service if arriving from Don Mueang without your own transport, given the roughly 103 km distance to cover.
Why we love it
- Rooftop pool with spa facilities and hot tub
- Private balconies with mountain or garden views
- Multi-cuisine restaurant with romantic setting
- Airport shuttle service available
Why guests love itTravelers staying here find the rooftop pool worth the trip on its own: watching the limestone hills catch the evening light from the water was a genuine highlight, and the spa treatment the next afternoon made a strong case for staying two nights instead of one. Dinner at the on-site restaurant, an Italian dish from the international menu, was a step up from the single-cuisine spots found elsewhere in Sara Buri, and breakfast the next morning kept that momentum going.
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