A Doem Bang stay rather than a mountain base
Tha Chang Vintage is listed at 95/1 in Doem Bang Nang Buat. The local tourism page describes cottage and villa accommodation beside the Tha Chin River. A cottage night and a larger villa for a group are different arrangements, so the relevant room category matters as much as the riverside setting.
For a wider trip that might include Phu Toei, this is a regional river-and-village stop. It is not park accommodation, and reaching Dan Chang and the chosen unit remains a separate road journey. The hotel’s availability cannot establish that a closed park area has reopened.
The garden is an attraction, but room comfort has caveats
Agoda guest excerpts praise convenient parking, room space for a group and an instance of breakfast being delivered to the room. Their dates and category details are not all supplied, so the delivery is not presented as a permanent breakfast service.
Traveloka has older detailed accounts praising the garden and pleasant atmosphere while criticising a hard mattress, weak cooling and the exposure of parked cars to falling leaves and seed pods. Those accounts are displayed with relative ages of several years, not exact stay dates. They do not prove that every current room has the same cooling or bedding issue.
Choose the room and setting, not a broad resort promise
A cottage for a couple and a larger villa for a group should be assessed as different arrangements. The attractive garden and riverside atmosphere can justify a stay in their own right; they do not answer questions about the chosen bedroom’s cooling, its bed or the breakfast attached to a current rate.
Tha Chang Vintage is therefore worth comparing when the journey includes time in Doem Bang and your own vehicle. It is a weaker fit if its only role is to make an unconfirmed Phu Toei excursion appear convenient. Resolve that park journey separately and keep the accommodation decision focused on the actual room and the riverside district.