Hotels Near Wat Si Pan Tan in Dok Khamtai

~750 per night including breakfast, the school is outside the city, but next to the main road around The school doesn't have any shops at all. The room is wide, but it's not wow. At this price, it is considered expensive. But the choice is because there is a slider pool And take young children to rest Want to have activities to do during the day There is no foot towel in the room, you have to call to ask, but the room is wide and the extra bed screen is free. But can't sleep So the bed is very crunchy.

The good points: a well-built fairly new hotel with large comfortable rooms and a great view (Lakeside rooms).  Spotlessly clean. Bad points: No management, or anyone of responsibility on site above the two young and rather timid receptionists over our 2 day stay.  I needed a second key card as had I suffered a back injury (no fault of the hotel) and was confined to my room initially.  My partner also required a key card to be able to gain access to the lift, and also to the room if I could not get up from my bed.  The receptionist‘s response was that “the system did not allow for 2 cards to be issued”.  I accepted that they might not have the authority to override this rule and asked to see the duty manager.  I was told he would not be in till 10 am the next day. I asked to be notified when he arrived.  He did not come in all day.  When I pressed the receptionist to see him on the third day before we left it was admitted that he wouldn’t be in that day either, in fact no one could say when, or if, he would be in attendance.  I would add that the reception staff appeared fearful when I asked for the manager’s name which I was only provided after making an absolute demand.  It is unsafe that a hotel of this size be left unmanaged.  In the event of an emergency there was no one of any authority to take charge. Breakfast was very poor;  it was served in a coffee shop by the pool instead of the dining room - I presume as there were not many guests.  I had no problem with this, but for a middle range hotel the breakfast itself was a disgrace.  Perhaps what you might expect from a cheap budget motel but not for the price we paid here.  For example, one had to make one’s coffee from an unpleasant tasting powder in a jar by an urn of hot water.  Minimal choice and scanty quantity. I didn't bother with it after the first day and went to a near by cafe instead. Room - no safe, no hairdryer. Kettle but no coffee or spoons. This could be a really good hotel but it needs hands-on management. A bit of a walk into the town but doable and worth it for the peaceful location.

We love the hotel. It is very clean. It has a wonderful view of the lake. The only reason I am lowering the review is because of the breakfast. The breakfast has three options. Boiled eggs, rice soup and a noodle dish. The second day they offered us an American breakfast, but we found a restaurant we wanted to go back to. The restaurant name is Cupcake at Phayao.

Convenient transportation ​ near transportation ​ clean ​ The room is spacious, the receptionist is smiling. very good

Located in the center of Phayao city, this modern hotel is less than 30 minutes from every highlight attractions in the city. Our room was clean, beds were comfortable, and all things looked new. We had a pleasant night. Breakfast was served at ”Happy Mori Cafe” in front of the hotel next to its parking lot. More than 20 a la carte dishes (including Thai, American, Japanese, etc.) and more than 10 lists on beverage menu (including coffee, cocoa, milk ,soda, etc.) to be chosen (1 dish & 1 cup). We chose ”Mori pan-fried egg + fresh milk” and ”Stir fried rice with northern Thai sausage + ovaltine”. What a delicious breakfast! Only negative comment is there was no elevator, so we had to carry our (heavy) luggage to the fourth floor. Overall I think 750 bath/night is worth spent for.