12 m² · 2 single beds
8 m² · 1 single bed
12 m² · 1 double bed
14 m² · 2 single beds
“おすすめ出来ない。”
The room was too cramped, the bed and sheets were dirty, and the area outside the hotel was littered with cigarette butts and looked filthy.
“お金と時間が無いなら仕方ないが、数千円をケチるくらいなら他所に泊まった方が良いです。”
The shower worked, and the hotel was close to the station. However, there was no staff on duty, the lobby entrance was left unlocked, and the security felt weak. Finding the hotel was confusing: I had to exit through door 11, U‑turn, turn around a bowling alley, and then navigate a back alley that felt like a maze, taking about 20 minutes dragging my suitcase. The room smelled moldy, the sheets and towels were damp, and there was a sewage smell from the drain. The building was old and the cleaning was inadequate; the key card lock was misaligned, often jammed, and the battery was dead until I asked for a replacement. Essential toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, and toothbrushes were missing, though soap and toothpaste were provided. The only way to reach the rooms was up steep stairs—no elevator—so carrying heavy luggage was not recommended.
It was close to the metro, but everything was very dirty and messy.
The place is clean and comfortable. The location on Google Maps points to a different building far away; when I searched I got the GPS and ended up at the property.
It was okay, but only a one‑baht room was available.
“おすすめ出来ない。”
The room was too cramped, the bed and sheets were dirty, and the area outside the hotel was littered with cigarette butts and looked filthy.
The place is clean and comfortable. The location on Google Maps points to a different building far away; when I searched I got the GPS and ended up at the property.
“お金と時間が無いなら仕方ないが、数千円をケチるくらいなら他所に泊まった方が良いです。”
The shower worked, and the hotel was close to the station. However, there was no staff on duty, the lobby entrance was left unlocked, and the security felt weak. Finding the hotel was confusing: I had to exit through door 11, U‑turn, turn around a bowling alley, and then navigate a back alley that felt like a maze, taking about 20 minutes dragging my suitcase. The room smelled moldy, the sheets and towels were damp, and there was a sewage smell from the drain. The building was old and the cleaning was inadequate; the key card lock was misaligned, often jammed, and the battery was dead until I asked for a replacement. Essential toiletries like shampoo, conditioner, and toothbrushes were missing, though soap and toothpaste were provided. The only way to reach the rooms was up steep stairs—no elevator—so carrying heavy luggage was not recommended.
It was okay, but only a one‑baht room was available.
It was close to the metro, but everything was very dirty and messy.
