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This hotel is relativly new and has been built with a Japanese theme. Pros: New and modern hotel with large rooms and modern furnishings. Good bed and shower. Good view from most rooms. Breakfast was good mainly Thai. Nice pool and garden area. Nice roof top dining area with pool. Staff are very good and helpful. Wifi was good. Restaurant dining presented good selection and quality of food at reasonable prices. Cons; Because hotel is new my car navigation couldn't locate the hotel, however Google was successful. Hotel front signage is not clear. On arrival we were given our room to which we found was a west facing room and given that all the hotel rooms have massive plate glass wrap around windows it was like walking into a sauna. We opted for a room on the eastern side which was way better. All rooms have good views. The rooms are large, however with little furniture. To my astonishment, the room had a small ottoman for siting and a very small table. I requested a standard small table and chair for working with my laptop, the staff were very helpful, and within five minutes had a table and chair. Ridiculously Small fridge/cooler was a disappointment. Summary: Very nice hotel for a small rural city and would stay here again, however, with trendy new hotels comes trendy furniture which is not practical in many cases, especially for the elderly.

Staying at this hotel is easy to find, convenient transportation costs because it's on the side of the road. It's a newly opened hotel, clean, not expensive, there's a little snack to eat in the morning, the service staff is good, the interior items are still new, but there isn't much to eat around the hotel. If you eat and then check in, you don't have to leave. It's convenient. The hotel has an elevator so you don't have to carry your bags up yourself.

The room is clean, the staff is smiling, speaks sweetly, friendly.

The boss is very cute and welcoming just like living in a relative's house. Spacious rooms, good facilities, clean accommodation, great value accommodation. Not far from the city, easy to go anywhere

Very good service staff Have a great service mind Staying in the heart of the city The price is reasonable with the condition inside the room. clean well But the old room is in the same old condition

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Going during high season? The price is therefore a bit expensive, more than 900 baht/room. Book a total of 6 rooms. Forced to reserve a single bed. But we want a double bed Must add another 330 baht per room. In conclusion, the room price is almost 1,200 baht. The room is really spacious, clean, but old. The lobby doesn't work. The living room is very narrow. I asked to borrow a glass, and the employee told me to use the things in the room. There were already 2 glasses. I had to complain a bit, so I went to get the back one for you. If not necessary, will not reserve again. Sorry to be blunt, but the food is good. Fresh coffee is also available. For foodies, it's considered good.

This hotel is good. The room is clean, there is an elevator, and there is free coffee all the time. I arrived early. It's half past noon or later in the afternoon. The counter staff said Check in early and pay 100 baht per hour, or check out later than 100 baht. So my brother and I sat and waited in the hotel area, so we agreed to stay an extra night. The walk-in price is 400 baht, but if you want to find food or the market, you have to drive quite a bit. There is warm water, shampoo, liquid soap to use, very good. There's a lot of parking. Opposite the hotel is the hotel's parking lot. There are shops to sit and chill with music to listen to. There is a Mala opposite the hotel. But I don't like sitting in it haha. But I hate pickup trucks. I'm not sure if they're sales or not. Samsung brand parked at the motorcycle parking spot, had to go back another step and it would hit my car. How can I park instead of a motorcycle? I don't have any conscience at all. It's terrible. There's a lot of parking spaces available. What the heck? So I went to the counter and asked the employee about this.