RoomQuest Rim Praya Dinsor Road

Lovingly restored, traditional Thai villa with a Victorian touch. Quiet location, interesting neighborhood. Highly recommended!

Check-in was self-service. The room wasn't reserved and the staff didn't speak English, so it took about 40 minutes to get a different room. There are probably many better hotels for the same price.

The hotel is very private. I like it. I will come back to stay again.

The hotel is very beautiful and clean. I will definitely go back again.

To be honest, it's a bit of a photo scam. The location is good and relatively quiet in the residential area. The room is small, there is only one standing table lamp in the toilet, there is no window that can be opened in the whole room, the bed is a small bed of 1.35 meters, there is a door lock code at the entrance, the phone and WeChat are on the wall, if the phone can't be reached, you have to contact WeChat. The floor is sunken, just at the end of the bed, there is a dressing mirror facing the bed, Chinese people can cover it with a bath towel. There is a no smoking sign in the hotel, you can go to the door if you need to smoke. There is a musty smell when entering the room, the air conditioning cooling effect is very good, walk 200 meters out of the door to 711 and the vegetable market, there are many snacks, ask the price and pay, the locals will rip off tourists, such as charging more money, or giving less things, keep an eye on it. There is a chicken skewers and three-color rice balls in the market, which are highly recommended. Two rice balls and a bag of meat skewers for nine yuan, the taste is delicious. The hotel does not provide disposable slippers, bath slippers, toothbrushes, toothpaste and towels. The bath towels on the bed have a smell. It is recommended to bring your own or buy disposable bath towels. It takes 30 minutes to walk from 9 o'clock to the Grand Palace. Tuk-tuks that cost more than 100 baht are rip-offs. Be wary of passers-by who talk to you on the roadside (whether they are fake security or kind-looking local residents). They may tell you that it only costs 20 baht to take a cruise to the pier, but when you get to the pier, they will ask you for 1,200 baht per person, which is very expensive. In fact, the price for locals is only 50-100 baht. See the second picture. If you can help one person, you can help one person. Half of the Chinese on the boat were ripped off. Be wary of those who want to see Chinese currency, no matter how sincere he looks. He will snatch your wallet and take some cash under your nose without you noticing. Be wary of taxis on the roadside that don't use meters. For example, a six-kilometer meter is less than about 100 baht, and they may ask you for 200-300 baht. Always remember that prices in Thailand will only be cheaper than in China! They are Chinese prices in the 10s. Be wary of any kind and hospitable locals! The floating market is only available on Sundays. The prices are higher than outside, so don't buy anything. The Grand Palace is actually not as good as the Forbidden City. You will regret it more if you go there. And don't listen to what they say about not opening today. The Grand Palace is open until 3 pm. You can enter before 3 pm. Except for special circumstances. Thailand's pants are very famous. You can buy them for 80 baht. 150 baht is a rip-off. There are pure cotton and Thai rayon. Rayon is smoother but sweaty. Pure cotton is the old-fashioned flower cotton pants in China. Sweat-absorbent but rough. There are many restaurants at the side entrance of the Grand Palace, but the ones opposite are all rip-offs. Go forward and you will see a 1.5L bottle of ice water for 20 baht. Go forward (turn right after leaving the pier) and there will be a restaurant with a vertical sign at the door. The taste is good. There is a Tom Yum seafood soup for 150 baht, which is very delicious. The pineapple fried rice for 110 is delicious. Don't buy from some small stalls opposite them. You will have diarrhea after eating roasted chicken innards, roasted insects, fried noodles and fried noodles. The prices in Sheraton are high. You can use WeChat Alipay, which is more cost-effective with real-time exchange rates. The second floor is full of luxury goods, but they are more expensive than in China. Don't buy them. The prices of luxury goods stores in China are 20% lower. Buy snacks on the first floor in moderation, and they will go up. Don't smoke the big leaves (**) sold on Khao San Road, because it's just like smoking, the flavor is not special, and you may be tested and kept in your file when you return to China. Don't go to the bar, it's low-priced to attract customers. You can buy a bottle of cold beer in the foam box to feel it, otherwise 500 RMB will be gone, attracting you to go in, and then asking for more money when you check out, and a bunch of people will surround you and you can't leave. Pattaya is blown up, the beach is dirty, smelly, and expensive, not fun. Domestic beaches are enough to beat them. Koh Larn is even worse, the same goes for it. Be sure to download Grab and look at the taxi price before negotiating the price with the tuk-tuk, otherwise you will be confused and don't know what to do. And pay after getting off the car! Authentic Thai food costs a lot, at least 200 RMB per person. Most people in Thailand actually eat street food. The Sheraton Museum is not good-looking, far inferior to the Nanjing Museum, but their official website knows how to promote it. In fact, there is only one cured chicken. If you have any other questions, you can comment and ask Many temples in Bangkok, Thailand do not require tickets and are also very beautiful. Make a guide in advance. Chiang Mai has a slow pace, a university and an ancient city, nothing else, the streets are dirty, and the prices are lower than Bangkok. It is not recommended to go there specifically, because in the past you can only take a plane, and the price is 500-800 per person round trip. Five days and four nights are enough time to visit Bangkok, and the train market is expensive