This hotel is fine for a one-night stay, just to get by. Although there's a short flight of stairs to climb to the first and fifth floors, the front desk staff was very helpful with luggage, and the room was quite clean. However, the room itself is definitely very old. You can see for yourselves. I especially want to point out that the mirror in the room faces the bed, which is really creepy! There's also an altar on the first floor. While I completely understand the Thai people's reverence for their princess, having a large mirror directly facing the bed in the room at night does make you feel a bit uncomfortable. The airport pick-up service was thoughtful, and there's a 7-Eleven at the end of the alley leading out of the hotel. But there aren't many restaurants or entertainment options nearby, so it's really just for sleeping. The hotel linen wasn't great; it shed a lot and made me itchy, so I didn't sleep well. Breakfast was standard, nothing special. It's basically equivalent to a budget hotel back home. If you want a good night's sleep, it's better to spend a bit more and find a nicer place.
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