The idea of opening a house as a temporary accommodation for travelers who love old buildings and the atmosphere of Thonburi became gradually clearer as the renovation of his two-storey house progressed. During the restoration, we discovered many stories related to the House and the people who lived here, some by word of mouth, some through research, and others in the traces of evidence left to be seen in the fabric of the building. All of these create an ever-deeper connection with this House. Opening the House of ‘neil niwas’ to welcome the travelers is the pride of Mahasith family and is considered as a small step to pass on the architecture of houses from era to era (1890-present), from generation to generation. Although the building has been expanded and modified to meet the changing needs of its inhabitants, it retains most of its original structure. Sympathetic and limited alterations have resulted in it being able to stand gracefully for more than 130 years, relatively unscathed by the effects of time.

MRT Itsaraphap (underground stn) 400m. Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) 850 m. Wat Kanlayanamit 1.5 km. Flower market (Pak Klong Talat) 2.5 km. BTS Wongwian Yai 2.8 km. Wat Pho 3.2 km. Icon Siam 3.2 km. Talat Phlu 3.8 km. The Grand Palace 4 km. Golden Mount Temple 4.5 km. Royal Barges National Museum 4.8 km. Yaowarat (Chinatown) 4.8 km. Talat Noi 5.2 km. National Museum 5.3 km. Baan Silapin (The Artist’s House) 5.4 km. Khaosan road 6.8 km. Asiatique The Riverfront 6.8 km. Siam Square 7.1 km. Taling Chan Floating Market 7.5 km. Jatujuk weekend market 13.2 km.