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"A peaceful and charming hotel. Very quiet, clean, strong AC, friendly staff, and free coffee. What more can you ask for? Would definitely stay there again. "

"Clean room, friendly and helpful host, delicious sticky rice snacks for the road."

"The staff were great and welcoming obviously a bit of a language barrier but that’s expected as an English tourist in Asia. -My room was infested with ants, they were there as soon as I got there so I know I didn’t bring them in. They were on the desk and wardrobe, and then spread out during my stay, I ended up finding them in my bed on my second night and there were even more when I woke up the next morning, this made me uncomfortable as I could then feel them in my clothes and on me the rest of the day and I am still finding them on my bag now, 6 hours after check out. -The balcony in the room could do with a clean and maybe a fresh coat of paint and somewhere to sit. It seems like a waste to leave it like that especially in such a nice climate where It would be nice to sit outside. -The shower was barely warm each time I tried it even giving it a few minutes to heat up and the exterior door inside of the shower could do with a clean too."

"Great staff great Old Style Thai hotel great breakfast"

"Room need to upgrade. Have a lot of bugs in the restroom. Room not including any soup."

"The room was fine but the bathroom needs modernising and it was a bit of a hassle trying to lock my room door on the way out (you had to fiddle with the inside door handle and then close the door in a firm manner) The breakfast ( like in most Thai hotels I've been to) have very limited vegetarian options ( unless your big on toast and fruits). Its 15 mins by car to the historical park (AKA the old town). About a 5 min walk to various restaurants but not much to see or do around the area (the new town). Can get your laundry done here too. The staff were very polite. "

"so, a big part of this is my own fault, but they do advertise a 24 hour convenience desk, which is not true. I came in at one in the morning because the bus dropped me off, I had to walk 20 minutes to get to the hotel from the station, and when I got there, nobody was at the helpdesk. There were two little boys sleeping behind the helpdesk, but they didn’t stir to a flashlight in their faces. I had to check myself in, grab my own key, make my own bed, and clean up a little bit. There was no soap in the bathroom, it was difficult to get the AC running, and there wasn’t even a light in the bathroom. Overall, I feel like I got scammed out of my money. "