“โดยรวมคือดีมาก อยากให้อ่านจนจบ (8/10)”
The hotel is pretty, clean, and has fairly complete facilities as listed on the website. Breakfast is a buffet; over two nights I had fresh orange juice, yogurt, granola, vegetables, steamed potatoes, fruit, sausages, ham, eggs, first‑day congee, second‑day rice soup, and second‑day teriyaki chicken, ensuring a satisfying morning each day. Photos look great both inside and outside the room. The hotel atmosphere is good, and the front‑room gallery area is nice. The room is standard, with water and rice added every night. In the room, the door has no peephole, the fridge plug isn’t pre‑connected (you can plug it yourself), and the hotel’s air‑purifier plug seems incompatible, so when plugged in the unit powers on and off repeatedly and can’t be used. The stairs to the upper floor have a slightly higher final step; be careful walking down. The upper‑floor guests should watch the beam supports before descending. I received an incomplete set of shower caps—only two were provided even though I booked for three people. The staff said that normally there are two spares; I thought I could ask for an extra but it’s not mandatory. Personally, it would be better if the hotel prepared the exact number of caps for the booking. The parking in front of the hotel is on the street, outside the hotel fence but on the hotel’s land. The second parking spot faces the hotel from left to right; the floor is uneven because the hotel’s new renovation left the front reception area uneven, so it shouldn’t be parked for long. Also, the front parking is a slight curve, which feels unsafe. There is a parking lot next to the hotel that is dark (outside the hotel zone, no fence), on vacant land with some grass; it’s not like the front parking, so I don’t recommend staying overnight there, though parking during the day is possible. The security guard is in front of the hotel; parking directly in front of the hotel might be safer. The hotel’s location is in a suburban area (not the central city with the five‑junction clock tower). At night the street is quite dark, so if you’re not familiar with the area or the roads, driving can be difficult. I suggest stopping to shop before arriving; the hotel only has a vending machine with a few drinks and a bar that closes at 8 pm. The reception closes at 9 pm, so if you arrive after check‑in you’ll have to receive a key from security. If there were staff available 24 hrs or at least until 4–5 pm, it would be much better, especially for a single woman or a group of women checking in after 9 pm, who might feel unsafe. There’s no taxi service; adding that would be great.
Jinjuta1年前