More generous in scale, the suite is filled with morning light from its east-facing windows and leaves room to sit, read or work as well as sleep. Books, collected objects and carefully chosen furniture give it a lived-in character, while the private stone bathroom, balcony and coffee corner make the space comfortable for a longer stay.
Every stone holds a story, every corner a cozy memory
This room is named after Charlee Sodprasert — an artist from Bangkok whose quiet generosity helped shape the spirit of our place.
Charlee inherited his home from a mother who dreamed of creating a sanctuary for artists. Instead of keeping the surrounding land, once a mango farm, he gifted it to local families. They built homes and planted trees. Though the city grew around them, a small village remained — and Charlee became something of a local saint, receiving morning offerings like a household deity.
We named this room after him as a tribute to that kind of spirit: humble, generous, creative — and deeply rooted in place.
Where everything has its place — and meaning
All basic amenities
Guests staying here also enjoy access to all shared spaces — including sunny terraces, a cosy lounge-bar, a communal kitchen, yoga and creative work areas, and the surrounding gardens and forest trails.
Beyond your room
There is more to the house than the room itself — explore the spaces shared across Stone Oven House.
