Sarah Guest House

Everything is good in a nice area.

Denis·Hace un mes

Excellent

Harke·Hace un mes

“I’m an older traveller and finding this guesthouse was such a blessing. Sarah the owner is very knowledgeable and helpfu”

The location is great, and walking to everything in the city is easy; the garden setting is beautiful and tranquil, giving a homely atmosphere, and it’s incredibly quiet and relaxing.

Lyndsey·Hace un mes

“My review”

The room is good, the location is good, Sarah is great, the staff are friendly, and the lobby looks cool.

Stephen·Hace 3 meses

“自然を感じられて、落ち着いて滞在ができました。”

I found a cozy break area on the first floor that felt more like a hidden retreat than a hotel, and the vibe was great. The lady in front of the reception was smiling and friendly. Because the power outlet was far from the bed, she kindly left me an extension cord. The hotel is close to tourist spots; a street full of temples is a 5‑minute walk from the Tarpé gate, and the nearest 7‑Eleven is 2‑3 minutes away. There’s a small pond at the entrance where you can watch frogs. Two tiny restaurants are just a minute’s walk away, and if you’re not a big eater you can grab a meal for about 100 baht; I used them almost every day. The fan is a three‑blade model that’s pretty loud; you might need headphones to watch videos on your phone. There’s a small balcony in the room and the door had a gap, so a gecko was walking inside (I liked it, so it was fine). The frogs in the entrance pond sing loudly from night until early morning, and the sound can be heard inside the room, so it might keep some people awake. I brushed my teeth with tap water and it had a metallic taste, so I switched to bottled water next time; the pipes might be rusty. The shower and toilet are not separated, so it’s a “water‑splash” type setup.

Akane·Hace 4 meses