I agree with most of the comments visitors have made about this resort.
Its literally about 200 metres from the train station.....go through the car park opposite the station,first left then second left and you are there.
Very nice grounds and swimming pool.We got a small detached bungalow for just 700 baht a night ! A bit of a steal,really.It would probably cost around five times that in somewhere like Phuket.
Breakfast is free but its just a case of pork/rice soup,toast and jam and tea or coffee....just fills you up a bit to start your day.
That said,its a bit out in the sticks......about 4 kilometres or a 10 minute ride to the centre of town and riverside promenade with restaurants and bars.
Its no problem if you have got your own transport but,if not,be aware that the last train to Bangkok leaves around 7.25pm and it could be difficult to find a saamlaw after that time.
The resort has no restaurant and theres just a Thai style eatery and Mom and Pops place for things like crisps and drinks in the immediate vicinity.
A company like Pizza Co. will deliver to the resort,though and you could eat that and have a beer in the resorts reception/lounge area.A large Beer Chang costs 60 baht,so is pretty good value for a resort/hotel.
The bungalow we stayed in was very nice and overlooked the swimming pool just a few steps away.It was clean and the aircon and shower worked fine.There were several english speaking channels on the TV.
The lady who runs the resort is very pleasant but,be aware,its family run so its not all smiles and mega efficient like you might expect in a larger hotel.
But you certainly cant knock the price of a room,the grounds,swimming pool and peace and quiet which make it excellent value for money.
It is an oasis in a nondescript area but see for yourselves.....

We stayed 3 nights there, our bungalow was pleasant (not very large but good enough, comfortable bed, good A/C, hot shower etc.) with a small table/chairs at the front. All bungalows have a different orientation to preserve intimacy as much as possible, and many details are very well designed, gorgeous flowers and plants. The swimming pool is perfect (also open to non guests for 60 or 65 baths).
The hotel is located outside the center but 3-mn walk from the railway station, perfect if you arrive/leave by train. The only inconvenient is that you need to first need to hire a tuk-tuk to the center (60-70 baths) if you wish to rent a bike or bicycle - no rental at the hotel and no restaurant at night at walking distance. Cycling to the center is about 15-20 mn.
Breakfast is simple, basically only tea/coffee and soup or toast, but enough to wake up and have something in the stomach before going out !
Wi-fi worked fine in the main sitting area, but irregular from our room : don't expect to get a good connection if your bungalow is at a distance from the reception (but they are honest about it and don't promide Wifi in the room !)
Overall, a wonderful stay if you don't need to be in the city center.