Location: Tucked away in an alley opposite Wat Chedi Luang, with a 7-Eleven at the corner and a massage parlor next door that, while small, offers excellent techniques. The hotel itself has a very artistic vibe, with wooden furnishings and an antique charm. It's wonderfully quiet at night.
The restaurant is on the first floor and doesn't offer a buffet breakfast; instead, guests can choose from several set menus. I highly recommend the beef noodles – they are truly delicious! You can even ask for a second bowl if one isn't enough. The restaurant staff even speak a bit of Chinese.
The hotel provides reusable slippers, and guests are asked to change into them before entering the room area to protect the floors. The bathroom comes stocked with toothbrushes, shower caps, cotton swabs, soap, shampoo, and shower gel. You can bring your own toiletries or pick up travel-sized ones from 7-Eleven. Rooms are cleaned daily, and the staff are very friendly.
Since I visited during the off-season, there weren't many people, and it offered great value for money. Highly recommend experiencing it~
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