This is a Thai hotel chain, and I usually prefer this one when I'm in other provinces. The hotel's location is good, but the room type I got this time was really bad. It was a very small unit with the bed facing the window. I saw other rooms on the same floor, and they all seemed normal, so I'm not sure why I was given this room type. I was too lazy to complain. The breakfast was small but exquisite with a good variety, and the stir-fried noodles were delicious. This province is known for its ceramics, and every day, there are free snacks and tea available for self-service in the lobby on the first floor. I didn't try them, so I don't know the taste.
It is a clean hotel, the bed, sheets and blankets are very clean and white. The rooms are well-proportioned, with a good partition between the living room and the bedroom. There are 2 air conditioners, one in the living room and one in the bedroom. There is a refrigerator and a water heater. In the morning, there is coffee and bread.
The accommodation was clean, the rooms were large, and the bathroom was decent. It's very suitable for groups. There's a nice chill-out spot at night with a good atmosphere.
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