Patra Phrasing Boutique Hotel Reviews

The hotel is located in a secluded alley in the ancient city. It is not busy but very quiet. The atmosphere of the small town is getting stronger, with chickens crowing and dogs barking. The room is not big, and two suitcases are a bit cramped. The bed is not wide, and the light yellow linen is comfortable. The air conditioner is powerful. Turn it off when you fall asleep and sleep until dawn. The secluded path in front of the door creates a garden feeling. Although it is quite small, I didn’t book a room with a balcony this time. The appearance seems to have a holiday feeling. There is an elevator in the building, a Korean brand. The front desk lady is enthusiastic and kind. Drinks and snacks are provided in the lobby. I tried a cup of coffee on the first night. I almost couldn’t sleep all night. I don’t know if I couldn’t sleep because of excitement or the coffee was too strong. It’s instant. It’s a bit regrettable that breakfast is not provided. There is no shortage of places to eat when you go out. There is a restaurant on the right hand side of the hotel, and a spa on the left hand side. It’s another ten minutes to walk to the Sunday night market.

I went to travel with my buddy and two elderly people. I chose this hotel because it was newly opened in 2024. Facilities: Booked 3 standard rooms and 1 king-size bed room. The rooms are not big, a bit small. One of the standard rooms is fine, with two bedside tables, and the bedside tables have power sockets, but there is no balcony. The other two standard rooms feel like they were converted from king-size bed rooms. There is no power socket at the head of the bed, and the mobile phone needs to be placed under the TV to charge, which is not very convenient. Hygiene: The sanitation is OK. As long as you hang up a cleaning sign before going out, there will be staff to clean, and they will clean very cleanly. Environment: The environment is not bad. There is a restaurant on the right hand side of the hotel. The price is cheap and the taste is good. There is also breakfast. There is a 7-11 about 500 meters away on foot, not far from the weekend market and Thapae Gate. Service: The front desk staff is very enthusiastic and thoughtful. The old man wanted to drink and let me sleep, so he provided an electric kettle. I also gave a refrigerator magnet when I left. There are many temples around the hotel, and it is also very close to MAYA. It costs 150-250 (Thai baht) to take a tutu car.

The hotel is in an alley, quiet, small room, average location, close to Wat Phra Singh. The store recommended a one-day tour when we checked in. Three people need to pay the room rate. There is no problem with paying the room rate, but the store has no basis and no relevant room rate policy. They asked for 1,500 Baht per person (without extra bed, bedding, any toiletries, etc.) and 1,900 Baht for another room. I originally booked a double room for 5 nights for less than 1,900 RMB. I communicated with Ctrip and decided not to stay. The room fee (paid by credit card) was finally refunded in cash and a handling fee was charged. I communicated with Ctrip throughout the process and they also felt that the store's charges were unreasonable.

It is understandable that the hotel price increases during the peak season, but it is a bit outrageous that the hotel, which costs 500 per night, has not been cleaned once in 4 days. There is a strange smell in the room. As long as it is not ventilated, it will smell for 24 hours. I don’t know if it is from the floor drain or somewhere else. I am about to vomit. I booked it not long after the hotel opened. It is really a shame. There are yellow stains on the towels. I only dare to use them to clean the sink. No one changed them for 4 days. On the third day, I couldn’t stand it anymore and asked the clerk to change the towels. The other party looked reluctant. The sink was also broken. I rarely comment because I am afraid of trouble. This time is really speechless.