Best Two Star Hotels in Ban Khlong

Standard room according to HopInn type, book through here and get a little discount. Personally, the cushion is a bit crunchy, may not be suitable for people with back pain. Staff are always available. If booking through the app, it may be difficult to ask for a company receipt with Folio.

A few mosquitoes

Room quite small but clean and quite. Door too thin may cause other can hearing you from outside when pass your room door.Bed is comfortable. Positon of A/C is make air flow can't reach your when sleep in bed.

The hotel is on road 117 near Ban Khlong intersection. Not far from Phitsanulok town, there is a parking lot, WiFi and elevator, good receptionist. The room is spacious, clean, strong WiFi signal, breakfast will be in another building in the parking area. Overall, it is ok. Cost-effective

The air conditioner is cool, the water is strong, the room is spacious, the bed is not turned on, the old TV can not be turned on, a big TV 🥹

Here's my take on this place after staying here for one night: * You'll wake up in the morning seeing the ruins of the 4-century-old royal palace. * There's a temple and a museum in the complex, just 5 minutes away from this place if you walk. * The river is within a 10-minute walking distance. * Wat Phra Si Rattana Mahathat temple built in the 14th century is nearby. You can go there by rickshaw. * The host and the staff are extremely hospitable and friendly. They'll arrange tours for you if you ask and give you a curated itinerary. * The place is complete with high quality amenities and electronic appliances.

With 38 rooms in 4 exquisite buildings and an inspiring display of regional craftsmanship, this hotel provides an intimate experience of refined taste. The grounds combine classic Thai architectural features with a profusion of green that accommodates many nesting birds. The rooms are spacious with dark wood and crackle tile, clean, with comfortable beds. The staff are modest and extremely helpful. It appears that the previously-noted neglect of features such as the swimming pool has been corrected, although the clean pool is too small for serious swimming. I note that there is not much to entertain young children, and that the stairs might be challenging for people with limited mobility. The breakfast featured good variety and more than ample amounts, whether it was buffet when there were many guests, or a la carte when we were the only ones. The toiletries were more limited than the offerings at most luxury establishments, and several of the dinner offerings of central Thai cuisine were overly sweet for my taste, although using good quality ingredients. Overall, I love this hotel, and would recommend it for individuals or couples who need a base for exploring the Phitsanulok area.