Tak Nam Ruem Hotels

Lovely place to stay staff are beautiful friendly convenient place good place if you smoke as well 

It is a hotel in Tak city, convenient transportation, spacious parking, inexpensive, good service staff, fast, smiling, clean rooms, complete facilities according to standard.

We stayed for one night. The room is very large, but apart from a bed and a small table with chairs, there is nothing in it. The bed is comfortable. There is no kettle, no hair dryer. Our stay was good, if not for the disappointing breakfast. The breakfast area itself looked very good, we were offered 3 breakfast options to choose from. In addition, there were toasts, instant coffee, and juice. The biggest problem was the uncooked eggs, ants in the salad, and some insects in the juice. After that, the desire for breakfast completely disappeared and we left. For your money, this is a normal hotel, if not breakfast.

Service, basically no service, is a chain hotel, the room is small. The new is very new, only a few days after opening, the decoration taste has not been finished, emergency can live.

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The hotel is decorated very cutely, suitable for the festival. Breakfast buffet line, full and satisfying. -The problem is the smell of the bathroom. The room is not ventilated, the smell is very strong.

The atmosphere is very good. It is located next to the riverside, surrounded by a market and shops. It is easy to find snacks. I came to do business, not to travel. If I have a chance to travel, I will come back to stay again.

The uncle who welcomed the guests was very cute. He fell asleep while waiting for the customers. I will stay here again when I visit Tak.

A nice escape from busy cities. Need to have a car generally. Ample parking spots. Serene surroundings. Room was great given the price advertised. Some nice village excursions around.

A newly opened three-story boutique hotel on the outskirts of downtown Tak on the outbound lane of National Highway No. 1 (directly across from Ratchamongkol University). As befits the hotel's name, ``The White House,'' everything from the hotel's exterior (walls, roof, and floors) to the guest rooms is decorated in pure white, and combined with its colonial-style retro architecture, it creates a uniquely elegant atmosphere. It's exuding. The guest rooms are arranged in a corridor around the pool in the courtyard, and the contrast with the clear blue sky is truly elegant. Unlike the excellent atmosphere of the common space, the guest rooms are not particularly luxurious, but the bedding and electrical appliances are of high quality, and both functionality and comfort are above average. I think it takes no mean effort to maintain a pure white property for a long period of time, but I would like to commend the hotel owner's tireless commitment to art and design.