I stayed here twice on my way from Malaysia to Samui Island and back. It wasn't my first choice since I prefer to be right in the middle of town but it is my brother's current favourite. He is a regular and gets excellent treatment. ie, a mere signature was required at check-in.
Admittedly for the price (slightly below THB1000/night without breakfast) I was very impressed with the room. Large, good view of the canal (Just don't look closely at the water ;-0), clean, very clean bathroom, good airconditioning and excellent wifi. Just make sure you request for room as close to the lift as possible since the router is located there.
Large window but my room (703)'s sliding window couldn't be locked! So just make sure to lock valuables in the safety box. Not that it looks easy to climb up... So I didn't really make a fuss over it. Also, I quite like being able to open the window.
Didn't try the breakfast so can't comment.
There is a shop selling noodle and Khao Yam (Rice with fresh raw veg - Nasi Kerabu in Malay) next door. Across is a lady selling mango sticky rice. A couple of other eateries nearby. Other than that, the area is a bit too quiet for my taste since I like to be surrounded by street food, massages and shops... Do read my review on Centara Hadyai.
Parking is pretty good with...I stayed here twice on my way from Malaysia to Samui Island and back. It wasn't my first choice since I prefer to be right in the middle of town but it is my brother's current favourite. He is a regular and gets excellent treatment. ie, a mere signature was required at check-in.
Admittedly for the price (slightly below THB1000/night without breakfast) I was very impressed with the room. Large, good view of the canal (Just don't look closely at the water ;-0), clean, very clean bathroom, good airconditioning and excellent wifi. Just make sure you request for room as close to the lift as possible since the router is located there.
Large window but my room (703)'s sliding window couldn't be locked! So just make sure to lock valuables in the safety box. Not that it looks easy to climb up... So I didn't really make a fuss over it. Also, I quite like being able to open the window.
Didn't try the breakfast so can't comment.
There is a shop selling noodle and Khao Yam (Rice with fresh raw veg - Nasi Kerabu in Malay) next door. Across is a lady selling mango sticky rice. A couple of other eateries nearby. Other than that, the area is a bit too quiet for my taste since I like to be surrounded by street food, massages and shops... Do read my review on Centara Hadyai.
Parking is pretty good with outdoor well lit parking right outside the lobby and at times they do allow up to 2 cars to park right inside the porte cochere.More
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