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Good hotel close to football stadium and race track will recomend this hotel

Central location. Clean and reasonably priced. Ample parking space in front. Excellent and well maintained swimming pool. Fitness area and sauna also available. We did not eat in the hotel. 2 Restaurants and 7/11 at walking distance. We choose a room at the swimming pool. Worth the couple 100THB on top of a standard room. Good (hard) beds and all facilities in working order. Toilet@bathroom are rather small in these rooms. Will definitely return there at a next visit.

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Very satisfactory from my experience in Chill D is located in Buriram. the hotel is well located The facilities are recent and everything is very clean . The staff is very pleasant. Very good stay. Thank you Chill D resort.

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This is a very new hotel (only opened in September 2022) and is clean, spacious and looks great. The rooms are really lovely, lots of space, gorgeously soft bed, and a decent bathroom with good hot shower. The only oversight is there's nowhere to turn off the light next to the bed, so perhaps a bedside light on the small table (only on one side) might help. The biggest disappointment is the breakfast, which was terrible. Not only is it up a flight of stairs next to the pool and outside the main building, so this hotel cannot be recommended for anyone with a disability or mobility issues, but the breakfast itself was just minimal and awful. No juice, no fruit, only water, cold fried eggs, and one Thai dish which was very simple stir fried noodles. I did mention the restricted access to the breakfast area so let's hope the place is moved to a more sensible location soon. But they do need to work on the variety and quality. There's a rooftop bar, which does food and expensive drinks (very expensive when you consider the price of the hotel rooms - you wouldn't pay 170 for a small Heineken bottle unless you're in a 5-star hotel) so avoid unless you're feeling flush, or just go for the food. Again, this is inaccessible to anyone with mobility issues. While I don't normally mention these facts, considering this is a brand new hotel that's gone to the trouble of making all other areas accessible (ramp up to the main door, lift, no steps to get there or to the room from the lift) I do think that authorities in Thailand should be making accessibility a fundamental requirement of any new building project that is open for public use. Oh well, it was worth a try but unless the breakfast is revolutionised we won't be staying again.

A beautiful place to stay, surrounded by a pond. The night air is cool. Following in the footsteps of P'Jong and P'Callan. Reviewed by P'Jong-Weh and P'Khan Accelerator.

The resort has a beautiful and maintained garden facility. There are various ways to live. I had the Deluxe room, which n.m.M. is nothing special, but you realize it is higher quality than usual (except for the bathroom). The swimming pool shown on photos belongs to the neighbouring Ray Hotel, but could be used by me without any extra charge. Breakfast, which was part of the offer or booking*, is limited to a coffee, water, rice soup, toast and two kinds of marmelade and would cost THB 50,-- per person on site. Butter/magarine I couldn't discover. The breakfast buffet in the Ray Hotel looks more attractive. * The confirmed online reservation of Trip.com was not arrived in the resort, but the staff member responded very well and gave me the booked room. Later I had been calling a Trip.com employee because the cost was cleared because I booked by credit card in advance. I was and still am surprised that a online booking system confirms a booking, but the hotel doesn't get anything from it. I had the luck that I got the sweet room, because the resort is apparently well booked despite C measures.