Room was quite spacious and clean window looked out onto a wall about 1 foot away., Aircon worked well and had a ceiling fan also. Fridge, TV(didnt use) and bottled water were supplied. Beds...one was firm but OK, the other was rock hard as if there was a wooden board in the mattress...firmest I've come across anywhere! Luckily I am a good sleeper on all surfaces, but others I am sure would have major problems.
The other odd thing was the bathroom. The room itself was clean and reasonably sized, but the walls were only about 6 feet high, leaving a 3 feet+ gap between the bathroom and the bedroom!
Staff seemed pleasant.

We stayed for 2 nights in an air-con room with a TV, fridge, double bed and a single bed and hot water for 550B per night (under $20 AUS). The room was huge and looked recently renovated. The TV had a few english language channels and the fridge came with free bottles of water. Everything was pretty great except the bed. If you dont like a rock hard mattress with pillow to match then this probably isn't the place for you. I couldn't really sleep the first night, but the second night I was so exhausted that I just passed out.
The bathroom shower drains well, and the toilet is elevated so it doesn't get all wet when you are taking a shower.
The location is fantastic, everything is within walking distance. The train station is only a 10 minute walk down the road. If you like fast food, there is a KFC across the road (the only western food chain I spotted). All the temples are quite close too. On Wednesday nights they have a great street market which runs on the same street. The tourist office is a 2 minute walk down the road, and they can provide good free maps of the area. Next door to the tourist office, there is a hostel that rents motorbikes for 350 Baht a day.
Overall, it's a good hotel for a short stay, but wouldn't stay here long term.