*Please note that there is a construction nearby the property during 8.30 am-8.30pm until mid July. Experience a new way of relaxation in Bangkok with this century-old teakwood house located in the heart of Bangkok's prestigious Phra Nakhon district. The distinctive house, supported by cultural heritage preservation, is situated not far from Samsen Road, Khao San Road, and Bang Lamphu Road, cultural and tourist attractions including temples, museums, art galleries, and cafes. Due to Thailand's hot climate, wooden houses provide cool shade and comfortable ventilation. This house was built in 1921 during the reign of King Rama VI. Originally owned by Phraya Surin Sawai (Thao Valyasewi), the father of Teacher Buppa Valyasewi, the director of Walaya School. The surname "Valyasewi" is written in Roman letters according to the royal decree, bestowed by King Rama VI, as the 30th surname from the royal lineage. This house has been renovated while preserving its original features, perfect for those who appreciate Thai culture and want to experience the ancient Thai house atmosphere, surrounded by a community of genuine residents of the Phra Nakhon district, as well as being close to delicious local eateries favored by travelers. Each of these eateries has a long history. This house is located on Ratchadamnoen Avenue, currently being promoted and supported by the government as a new tourism route, alongside Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem. This canal has been modernized into a new tourist attraction, transforming it into a pedestrian street during various festivals

The host loves traveling, enjoys taking photos, and likes to explore, especially visiting small towns in each country. They find the charm unique in people, food, and culture, and they always come back with great experiences which lead to the idea of the renovating the building into luxury guest house while still preserving Thai architecture and arts in this building with the aspiration to impress and leverage guest experience as the same as they feel while traveling.

The neighborhood around "Wallaya Heritage Stay" is situated in the prestigious Phra Nakhon district of Bangkok, Thailand. This district is known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, offering visitors a glimpse into the traditional Thai way of life mixed with modern influences. Cultural Attractions: The area is rich in cultural attractions, including temples, museums, and art galleries. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks such as the Grand Palace, Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha), and Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), which are all within a short distance from "Wallaya Heritage Stay. Historical Charm: The neighborhood exudes a sense of history and charm, with its well-preserved colonial-era buildings, narrow alleys, and bustling markets. Walking through the streets, visitors can soak in the atmosphere of old Bangkok while admiring the architecture and traditional craftsmanship. Local Eateries: The area is renowned for its delicious local cuisine, with numerous street food stalls, traditional restaurants, and trendy cafes scattered throughout the neighborhood. Visitors can sample authentic Thai dishes such as pad thai, tom yum soup, and mango sticky rice, as well as explore the vibrant night markets for a culinary adventure. Community Atmosphere: "Wallaya Heritage Stay" is surrounded by a vibrant local community, providing guests with an authentic experience of everyday life in Bangkok. Visitors can interact with friendly locals, participate in cultural activities, and immerse themselves in the warmth and hospitality of Thai culture. Accessibility: The neighborhood is well-connected by public transportation, making it easy for guests to explore other parts of Bangkok. Nearby attractions and landmarks are easily accessible by taxi, tuk-tuk, or public buses, allowing visitors to navigate the city with convenience and ease. Overall, the neighborhood around "Wallaya Heritage Stay" offers a unique blend