Bathhouse/On-site Amenity, Bansuan Thaveechaiphaphum Bed & Breakfast Retreat, 401/8 Moo 1, Tha Khanun, Thong Pha Phum, Kanchanaburi, Thailand; on Route 3272 to Ban Pilok : Hotel & Resort Category

Gentlemen's Bathhouse
Ladies' Bathhouse

Bathhouses for gentlemen and ladies are provided for all guests.

The bathhouses are surrounded
by tropical flowering plants such as red plumeria, Crinum Lily, white alder, Madagascar Periwinkle, Queen lily, Torch Ginger and Heliconias .

Ladies' bathhouse with exterior appearance of exposed brickwork accommodates
4 lavatories in common area,
4 showers and 4 water-closets.

The log-piece bay window and balustrade of the stair add lovely touch to its overall appearance.

Gentlemen's bathhouse also with the same appearance accommodates 4 lavatories in common area, 2 urinals, 3 water-closets and 3 showers.

Sufficient natural light is provided
for each bathhouse by transparent roof tiles as a skylight as well as total cross ventilation by sufficient windows for guests' hygienic comfort.

Men's Toilets &
Women's Toilets
Main Toilets for Guests

Toilets for mens and women are provided in seperate buildings. They however look alike in appearance. The buildings are nicely surrounded by tropical flowering plants such as red plumeria, Crinum Lily, white alder, Madagascar Periwinkle, Queen lily, Torch Ginger and Heliconias .

Each building comprises 2 main halls, the front hall and the back hall.

In the Women's Toilet House, there are 4 lavatories installed in the front hall with 4 showers and 4 water-closets located in the back hall.

In the Men's Toilet House, there are also 4 lavatories in the first hall with 2 urinals, 3 showers and 3 water-closets located in the back hall.

Exposed brickwork is nicely applied to exterior and interior walls of both buildings. A lovely log-piece wooden bay window is introduced to the front hall while a big & long set of window is placed at the back hall. This allows cross ventilation through both halls, comforting overall interior space. Transparent roof tiles on the top of the building allow sufficient natural light throughout interior space in both halls of each buildings.