Umm… I'm going to share my honest experience, not intending to discredit the hotel.
I booked two rooms: one for my parents and one for myself. Since I was staying alone and it didn't seem like a peak season, I asked the hotel if they could upgrade my room. I even offered to write a review in return, but the staff immediately refused. This surprised me a bit because, in my experience staying at hotels both in Thailand and abroad, such requests usually lead to more discussion or alternative offers.
Another thing I later learned from a friend is that this hotel used to be a Pullman and has undergone several management changes/rebrands before becoming its current name. When I first saw the hotel's name, I thought it was a new hotel because I wasn't familiar with it. So, I had some expectations upon check-in, but the hotel was quite a bit older than I anticipated, which was a little disappointing.
However, the thing that bothered me the most was when I called reception to ask for a plate and cutlery for use in my room, I was informed there would be a service charge. Personally, I was quite surprised by this, as I would expect such a basic service to be complimentary for a 4-5 star hotel.
The hotel's restaurant and bar were also a letdown for me. Both the atmosphere and the overall experience didn't meet my expectations before checking in.
Overall, I wouldn't say the hotel is unlivable, but many small details made the actual experience not align with the image I had in mind when I booked.
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