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To be fair, the low score for this hotel is unrealistic. This is a very old hotel, and old-fashioned wall clocks can be seen in the stairwell. Although the style is like a guest house, in terms of price and facilities, it is much better than an ordinary guest house. The location is the biggest advantage here (it is very close to the ancient city and is convenient to Nakhon Ratchasima terminal 2 bus station and Nakhon Ratchasima train station). The rooms are being renovated. The one I stayed in is obviously bright, spacious and clean, and the shower heads are new. The bed is extremely soft (people who like hard beds may not be used to it), but I personally find it very comfortable. In addition, I don’t need an air conditioner (the air conditioners in Thailand are too cold), so I am very happy to have a fan room, a large ceiling fan, which can be turned on to 3rd gear to make people cover themselves tightly with quilts, and a screen window for ventilation and insect control. The only drawback is the bar diagonally opposite, which is busy until 12 o'clock every night. Fortunately, I am tired from traveling, so this noise no longer affects me.

Stayed here overnight while passing through Korat, because of its location (close to The Mall). Friendly staff. Took a ”VIP” room which was actually like a studio: 2 spacious rooms, incl kitchenette (halogen stove + microwave), big cooler, 2 airco”s. Clean & everything in good working order. Enough power plugs + small bedlamps. Only odd thing is that the shower/bath is next to the bedroom, while the toilet can only be reached through the ”living room”. Ample parking in front of the hotel. 2 minutes walk gets you in The Mall. Very good deal.

The room is clean, quiet, good, with complete service items, clean bathrooms, wide parking lot near safe day.

On this trip, I decided to explore Thailand more and travelled inland to Korat (aka Nakhon Ratchasima) in the north-east Isan region (about a four-hour, 209 baht bus ride from Bangkok) for a week. Because it is a long way from the sea and a lot hotter (41 degrees), I was looking for a hotel with a pool. The Romyen is very conveniently located, about 10 minutes walk from the centre, but off the main street so it proves an oasis of calm. The pool, surrounded by trees, has lovely warm water and towels are provided. The hotel cost more than my usual budget but it was worth it for all the quality. The large rooms were very impressive with crisp modern lines and an uncluttered Japanese/Zen-like simplicity (there seemed to be a lot of Japanese influence in Korat, with cafes, restaurants, karaoke and a GINZA area). A quiet efficient air conditioner, a big fridge, free water, a kettle with tbags and coffee sachets, a flat tv with many channels and a balcony all added to the comfort. As the food in two of the three Isan restaurants we tried had disappointed, we ate mainly in food courts (The Mall, with its spectacular waterfall and beautiful fish ponds, and Terminal 21 both offer excellent cheap local food -- this is the same Terminal 21 where there was the recent terrible massacre) and the hotel restaurant which was consistently excellent and reasonably priced. We enjoyed their gyoza dumplings, their wontons stuffed with prawns, their spicy pork and chicken dishes. My only suggestions would be safes in all rooms and a bookcase so that travellers can swap books. All in all, highly recommended.

What a beautiful hotel. The owner has exquisite taste and has filled the hotel with the most beautiful wooden furniture and objets de art. We slept in a huge teak sleigh bed that was fabulously comfortable and everything was spotlessly clean. The staff were exceptionally helpful and friendly. Breakfast was yummy. All this for less than 30 Euros. Can't recommend it enough and I am not easy to please.

Accommodation is quite in the center of the city, near the shopping area, convenient to travel, good reception staff, clean room, breakfast is considered delicious.

Good service, clean, in the city, convenient to travel, near Ya Mo Monument. Easy to find food to eat, safe, but no parking, must park on the roadside. The room smelled of water pipes. The bathroom, the shower area is small and cramped, inconvenient for showering. This should be fixed because the bathroom is appropriately wide.

Opposite the Safe One Market, moderately 1-3 kilometers. It will be on the side of the road at the end of the lights, quite dim. There will be an empty building in front of the entrance and there is a small sign. Stick the name of the hotel There will be an alley directly into the hotel, feeling that the alley is small, there is no problem with accommodation. The alley into the door of the room will be zigzag, staying on the 1st floor. Overall okay