THE STAY IN KHAOYAI

Unfortunately, I can't say anything about my hotel stay. It's possible the hotel is good or not. Due to the war in Iran, our flights were canceled, and we could only start our trip 6 days later. We had a privately booked tour to Isaan, and it wasn't possible to postpone the hotel stay by 6 days. All our requests were rejected without comment. Unfortunately, no goodwill whatsoever. It was the only hotel that behaved this way during the rebookings, which is a shame. I wouldn't have expected that from a Thai hotel.

The location is excellent, situated on Thanarat Road, though it's set back slightly. It's adjacent to the old Palio and Juldis J2. The room itself was clean and well-equipped, featuring a sofa bed, a table with chairs, two king-size beds, a hairdryer, soap, and shampoo. It also provided two bedside lamps, shelves, numerous power outlets, a 5-cubic-foot Mitsubishi refrigerator, and a wardrobe. A minor drawback was the bathroom walls, which unfortunately had too many drilled holes. However, the bathroom was spacious and included mirrors in both the bathroom and the bedroom. It's a pity that it's located next to an abandoned hotel and the deserted Palio. Breakfast is not included, but there are restaurants serving breakfast and dinner right next to and opposite the hotel. At a price of 700-800 Baht, it offers excellent value for money.

This place is perfect for a family stay. The room was spacious, clean, and exactly as pictured. The only minor issue was that the air conditioning wasn't very cold. We didn't even need a blanket to sleep, as the temperature was just comfortable. However, I would recommend installing an AC unit more suitable for the room's size, as it's quite large and the current one might be a bit undersized, preventing it from getting really cool (though it wasn't uncomfortably hot).