Supposidly the best accommodation in town, we stayed for 4 nights in the VIP Suite, with our padlocked door. VIP suite has a lounge, separate bedroom and bathroom, all decorated in a lovely thai/burmese style. The bed was hard as a bench, which used to be the norm in Thailand but not anymore. It was the only 'too hard' bed... More

A rather odd place. We had a two room suite, decorated in a very Asian style, quite lovely. The door to the room was closed from the outside with a padlock. A bit odd, n'est pas? Also the shower stall in the bathroom--the wall didn't go all the way to the ceiling so we could hear people in the room... More

Our favourite place to stay in Mae Sot, particularly if we can get the only VIP suit. The only critical complaint is the beds are very hard, but this is often the case in Thai hotels. Breakfast comes from the Casa Mia Restaurant, which is mentioned in the 'Lonely Planet' guide. a basic restaurant, but with good cheap food, both... More

Rooms are spacious and clean. The bed was a little hard but otherwise comfortable. You can hear everything from neighbouring rooms so hopefully you won't mind a lack of privacy! Free wi-fi and friendly service.

We booked 2 standard rooms and arrived there with our own car. Parking free and safe on hotel site. Warm welcome from the owner (also very child friendly). Easy and fast check in. This small guesthouse is "spotless" clean and very well maintained. Everything designed in Thai Burmese style. Nice. The rooms (sort of small attached bungalows) are good in... More

The Irawadee Resort is a small, very well kept property. The staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are air conditioned, quiet, very clean, nicely decorated, and well appointed. Wireless internet is free and worked flawlessly. No restaurant is on site, but numerous eateries are located next to the resort including Casa Mia, my favorite spot for Thai and international... More

14 of us arrived here from Bangkok as part of a Union study tour of the Thai-Burma border. This hotel was fantastic. Nothing was too much trouble. While there was no restaurant on site, they had beer, wine, softdrink and bottled water available after a long day. The beer was very cheap (half the price of Bangkok hotels). The rooms... More

We stayed in the VIP room which was spacious, very comfortable and very clean. Breakfast was very good and served in an attractive outdoor area. The staff were helpful and always smiling. Casa Mia next door was great for food. From our point of view, as tourists, Mae Sot was a bit disappointing, but if you want to be there... More

A lovely guesthouse for the occasional visitor, marked by beautiful design in the traditional Thai with a touch of old Burma! Very nice bedrooms and everything is very clean and tidy. Good value for short-term stays. Breakfast is limited in choice and not cooked / prepared on premises!