Hotels near Nat Phop Ran Ahan, Khon Kaen

Went to rest during the assistant exam. The hotel is near Kaen Nakhon School, walking distance to the exam in a chill way. Around the hotel there are Topsdaily, 7-11 and many restaurants. Don't be afraid to starve at all. Most importantly, the hotel is very new. The room is clean, super comfortable, the TV is Smart TV, open Youtube Netflix, enjoy, sleep well every night. Worth the price If there is a chance to come to Khon Kaen again, will come to stay again.

It's a nice basic room. The lady behind the counter was very helpful when I needed help. 7/11 not too far away. It was clean which was the most important thing for me. I would return considering the price.

Facing the road is a bit noisy. Breakfast is also very simple. In the back, the room facing the lake is not bad. Um, the restaurant kitchen is good at ordering craftsmanship, for dinner. What I miss is the chef's craftsmanship.

The bed is comfortable, everything works, access and parking are good, rooms are very clean and well serviced by efficient, helpful and friendly staff. BUT . . . .Funky (though irrelevant) decor can never overcome basic problems with any establishment. There is no possible way this place deserves the high rating received. I was unfortunately forced to extend my stay so can write with some experience. First, the noise: the building has a U-shape design facing the street so it cleverly collects all the street noise and directs it into the front rooms, and what street noise. All night bikes and cars, even loud conversations exacerbated by a further design feature, the balconies, which require opening doors and therefore exclude the possibility of well-sealed windows. Then there is the white tiled floors which carry internal sounds nicely ensuring various knocks, loud TV and cleaning activity are clearly audible. Those same white tiles throughout also ensure plenty of reflected glare from sun and downlights as well. It all probably looked good in the plans! More importantly there is the kitchen, or rather lack of one. How a large modern hotel believes it can operate conveniently for guests without any kitchen or even dining area is a mystery. Again, worsened by the lack of reasonable equipment and utensils in the rooms - no sink, few cutlery/crockery pieces, no microwave which you would think a hotel without a kitchen would provide. Enquiring of desk staff what to do the answer was mostly of a shrugging nature. They didn't say eg that across the road was the hotel Le Cassia with a very pleasant dining area and breakfast for 150 baht. A walk around found some recompense in street food and a couple of fancy restaurants but they were a fair walk and not much good for breakfast. So location, also nah! To go anywhere you need a lengthy walk or a vehicle, and there isn't the ready availability of tuk-tuks or cabs as there is elsewhere. All-in-all this adds up to a pretty poor experience, despite any good points the hotel has, and it does have some as described. Value is just as available in other hotels without the drawbacks. The desk staff could be a little less sullen and more forthcoming also, and have some English - it is the hospitality industry after all. Most of this of course cannot be changed by management but more effort to overcome the problems would go a long way to improvement.

So far Thailand's transit system has been great, efficient, and cheap. A train fare from Khon Kaen to Udon Thani was only 25 bahts, which is less than one USD, versus the alternative taxi ride that will set you back 37 USD for an approximate two hour ride. The train was clean and modern looking, have bench style cushion seats, windows that can be open so fresh breeze circulate the car preventing passengers from overheating. The rail cars have restrooms so don't worry about emergency urges. If you forgot to bring along a bottle of water or beverages, there will be someone constantly walking by in the center aisle selling drinks and snacks at a cheap price. Since this train ride was my first one, I'm content with the experience and recommend others to try it out for themselves while traversing through Thailand. Have a wonderful travels... Fellow travellers!

Affordable daily room with TV, water heater, dining table, air conditioner, towels, but the TV rarely has channels to watch so it doesn't turn on. The way up to the building is a key card system. But there is no elevator, only 3 floors high, and the outside is next to the evening market. There will be food ready to eat, side dishes, snacks, fruits, inexpensive prices, selling a lot. Including the service is very good The host speaks politely.

The service of the hotel was unsatisfactory. I have something to ask, so I go down to the first floor and go to the place where the owner is, and I'm busy telling me to go over there, saying that it's not a lobby. It was about 5 minutes late on the day of check-out, but I knocked on the door saying that the check-out time was 5 minutes later ^^ The location seems ambiguous.

A bit off the center (1,5-2 km), closer (15 minutes walk) to the city lake, so recommended if you either like to walk (the area is local but safe and nice, some budget hotels around but nearly zero foreigners), have a vehicle, or would like to take a Grab taxi every time. Rooms are basic, but large, clean, and more than OK considering the price. There's an elevator so going up won't be a problem even for older people. Small area to sit in front of the reception (but away from the main street as it's kind of ”inside” the building) is nice. Wi-Fi is good. The staff speaks very limited English, but probably it won't be a major problem if you've reached Khon Kaen at the first place. There's a nice Chinese temple across the road, Big C mini, 7 eleven and some local restaurants are not far away (5-7 minutes walk), for more options, head towards the lake. Overall, liked this place and would stay again if in Khon Kaen.

The room is spacious, the bed is double, does not like the bathroom. Looks very ordinary compared to the bedroom. Plus, where the shower is, the water will stagnate, not drain itself, the old air conditioner but cool and comfortable. Old towels but look clean. There is no water heater in the room. It is a hotel that is adjusted from a dormitory, making it cheap, TV is a digital TV, the sound is not good. Lose, including the picture I do not understand many hotels with balconies that can open the door. But like to put the air compressor below Makes it out to the balcony when the air conditioner is turned on and it's hot, so is this hotel Located 400 meters from KKU Tower in a small and dark alley. There is no convenience store nearby. Not suitable for people without their own car. Overall, it is ok enough to stay if there is no better option. This should be another option.

It is a hotel in Khon Kaen located parallel to the sky train. Close to Charoensri Intersection (Ton Tan Market Intersection), close to many important places, including the train station, Bus Station 3, BigC, Ton Tan Market, CentralKhonKaen, etc. It is recommended to book through the app to reserve accommodation. It will be cheaper than voicing. The room is a train platform theme. Employees will call customers staying as passengers. Looks confused but nice