Phunphin Nong Sai Hotels

The hotel is clean, shady, and comfortable. The rooms have high ceilings, making them look spacious and comfortable. The price is not expensive. It is close to the airport. The hotel has a shuttle service for 150 baht. It is very convenient.

Sleep well, good service

Take a break from Bangkok to Phuket for one night. The room is loft style, with high racks. Toiletries are provided for a fee, and there is a small supermarket at the front desk that can be purchased. Two bottles of mineral water are provided for free in the room. It would be a good choice to stay here for one night while driving to Phuket like me.

What surprised me was that there was no bathroom in the room. You had to go down to the first floor to use the bathroom, and the stairs were very, very steep! We also have a small suitcase, which is very inconvenient, and there are no food stores within 10 kilometers nearby. We can only buy instant noodles and some water at the hotel front desk, which is twice as expensive as 711. Although the room is very warmly decorated, They use IKEA products, but I will never book a room like this again. By the way, there was no breakfast, but I was wondering if it was because we bought expensive food there at night. The service staff gave us a few slices of toast, jam, butter, and two cups of coffee in the morning, which was pretty good. friendly

The hotel is located at a service station so there are a bunch of shops and restaurants there. There's also a market just a short walk away. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Although the balconies on the first floor rooms were a bit pointless. The staff was friendly and spoke good English too.

The hotel is small and beautiful. The hotel environment is quiet. The rooms are clean and tidy. It is very quiet and not noisy at night. The breakfast food is relatively rich and the food is very good.

I had spent four days in Ko Samui and wanted to take the train up to Hua Hin. It is quite the journey to get to the ferry, spend a couple hours on the ferry, then catch a bus or taxi to the train station in Surat Thani. So I decided I would depart Ko Samui in the afternoon and spend one night at Neenlawat Riverside and catch the 9am train in the morning. While the location was great for me (less than 10 minutes to the train station), it is pretty isolated so if you're looking to go out while staying there you might be disappointed. The room was nice and clean. I believe most, if not all, of the rooms are standalone bungalows. I arrived early evening and had dinner and a few beers in the bar area near the pool. Food was good and the staff very friendly. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a place to stay close to the railway station.

Sukhumvit Thani is a good place to live. The locals are very enthusiastic. After dinner, they take a walk. On the deserted village road in the suburbs, passers-by will greet them very warmly. The store saw that we had not returned to the hotel after walking in the dark. I drove to take us back to the hotel and was moved 😹