Hotels With Airport pickup service in Loei Province, Thailand

This resort is too far to walk from the river walk/walking street, but we had rented a car and it's a very short drive. The trade-off is worth it - this is an extremely nice resort, the best we've stayed at in the north outside of any big city. The room was spacious with balcony and great river view. They provided a cot for our baby. The grounds are very well kept with lots of interesting things to look at (it's a selfie paradise!) Good breakfast buffet, everyone very friendly. Not worth dropping a star for, but I think the restaurant could open a bit later (the kitchen closes at 7pm but no rush to finish eating). Also be careful with the shower, it takes a while but the water can then get scalding hot and high pressure. With care though, it was good to have a nice warm shower with good pressure - yes, a contradiction, it's too much of a good thing and you need to be careful. Anyway it really felt like we were on holiday, it's a fabulous place to relax and honestly the staff were exceptionally friendly (it turns out that people here love babies, but they were always helpful anyway). If you have a car then it's easily the best choice, if not then consider it anyway but I can't comment on any transport arrangements to the walking street.

We went there intending to camp, but when we got there we found that the tents had no toilet facilities. If you need a private bathroom, you should be careful when choosing a camping room. After communicating with the front desk, we changed to an RV (according to the front desk's description, only RVs have independent showers and toilets). In fact, RVs are also a brand new accommodation experience, but with it comes the fact that there is no sound insulation, and all the noise and movement outdoors will be transmitted to the sleeping place (the sound and vibration of the air conditioner, the chirping of insects and birds outdoors, passing vehicles, etc.). If you have a demand for a good sleeping environment, please be careful. Of course, for those who really like camping, these are the feelings they are looking for. This hotel is suitable for lower temperatures. At this time of year, it is too hot, 40° during the day and 30° at night. The outdoor daytime and night views are very good, and it is suitable for traveling with a car, after all, it is still a few kilometers away from the city.

Chiang Khan is a small river town with the magic of the Mekong river bringing visitors from far and near. With that, prices are exorbitant. Supposedly our room was for 4 persons but we used only one king size bed. The bedsheets were badly stained and we used the lesser of the two dirty ones. Mini Fridge didn't work and we asked for a replacement but it didn't work either. Bathroom was dirty at the corners and we wore slippers while bathing. Aircon was noisy but cold enough. Aarrgg..not coming back here again even for free.

Nice Thai style hotel in the centre of town close to night food street. They apologised as they only had a single room left. What I got was a large room tiled floor (cooler) 2 windows with a view of the park, fridge, double bed,TV (Thai only) ensuite (shower hot but water pressure limited. The place was clean and reasonably maintained staff were present and spoke more English than my Thai,ie not a lot, all this and a small gecko as a room mate. I paid B399.Lots of food place nearby, I recommend a Thai place exit hotel turn left, left at roundabout and it is a few metres down on the right

A wonderful location overlooking a bend in the Mekong that affords spectacular early morning views. The resort has a large footprint with many kinds of different rooms all very clean, excellent beds and bathrooms. A few caveats. As the hotel is so large it is prone to receiving large tour groups and this will double impact the restaurant where service can easily back up with many people ordering at the same time. The breakfasts were definitely meagre, serving a choice of friend eggs, conjee or fried rice. Whether this is due to Covid I am not sure. The restaurant has a wonderful view over looking the river. Hard to beat.

This is a small hotel that seems to cater mainly to business travellers, but welcomes occasional tourists. It is a modest hotel, not a luxury place, but it is spotlessly clean, with comfortable beds, decent sized rooms and ample parking. The breakfast is excellent (mostly Thai style). The staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel is located quite centrally - the provincial office is a short walk, but is very quiet. Loei is a pretty quiet town, after all. Plenty of local eateries also within a few minutes walk.

- Minimal hotel, beautiful, soft bed, cold air conditioner, a bit narrow room - The hotel entrance has only one way traffic, parking is in another alley. When checking out, a car was parked blocking the exit, so it took almost 20 minutes to drive out. I called the hotel 5-6 times but no one answered. I had to walk around back to the hotel again. Then the staff followed the car owner to move it for me. - Not impressed with the breakfast. I got a coupon. The restaurant I went to eat at was almost at the end of the walking street. There were a lot of people. The set said that I would get rice soup, fried dough sticks, coffee, but I only got rice soup. The restaurant said I had to pay extra for everything else. I sat next to the restaurant. The smell was not good. - Amenities in the room include a TV, air conditioner, bed, small refrigerator, 4 bottles of water, soap, shampoo, shower cap, slippers. There is no dressing table. There is only one mirror in the bathroom. If there are only two of us, we have to wait to put on makeup in the bathroom. It takes a long time. It is not very convenient. - The space in the room is very narrow. You have to walk slowly or your knees will hit the edge of the TV counter when you get on the bed. There is no view to see, but it is close to the walking street. - The staff provided good service and were helpful throughout.

Good atmosphere, see the Mekong River view at sunset as well. The cat is very cute 💖✌🏻

The room is spacious, the bed is soft, you can sleep comfortably, there are snacks and snacks to eat in the morning. Very worthwhile for the price. If I have a chance to go to Chiang Khan again. Will definitely stop by and stay here again. The owner is very kind.

Set in an old folk house, Sneta Chian Khan was renovated in 2013 and consists of 7 rooms. Each has its own characteristics, but the structure feels nostalgic and calms down. I stayed at the Attic Room The room is on the 2nd floor. When you enter the room, it is a loft type room and the loft part is like a bedroom. There are windows on the ceiling roof, which reminds me of my childhood like a secret base. Surrounded by the warmth of the wood, it feels pretty good. Similar to Baan Luang Rajamaitri Historic Inn in Chantaburi (Baan Luang also reports on Tripadvisor so check it out if you like) Location of the Mekong River on the back facing Walking Street The lively sound of Walking Street at night In the morning, after 6 o'clock, you can hear the prayer sound of the monk in Dhutanga. Breakfast of local cuisine is included (I received 2 servings (laughs)) The staff / husband is very cheerful and kind with a good personality. I don't speak English ... I can understand Thai, but I wonder if the answer is an Isan accent ... It's okay! I can understand my feelings. ●●●● ○ and 4 were because it was itchy and I couldn't sleep because it seemed that there was a tick on the futon. I fought with an insect repellent in the middle of the night, but in the end I wore a long-sleeved hoodie, long trousers and socks and fought ... Without that, it would be a big negative point, but the staff / husband's The personality, building, location, breakfast for 2 people (laughs), etc. were ●●●● ○. When I checked out, I shook hands firmly and said goodbye. I'll come back later!!

This resort is too far to walk from the river walk/walking street, but we had rented a car and it's a very short drive. The trade-off is worth it - this is an extremely nice resort, the best we've stayed at in the north outside of any big city. The room was spacious with balcony and great river view. They provided a cot for our baby. The grounds are very well kept with lots of interesting things to look at (it's a selfie paradise!) Good breakfast buffet, everyone very friendly. Not worth dropping a star for, but I think the restaurant could open a bit later (the kitchen closes at 7pm but no rush to finish eating). Also be careful with the shower, it takes a while but the water can then get scalding hot and high pressure. With care though, it was good to have a nice warm shower with good pressure - yes, a contradiction, it's too much of a good thing and you need to be careful. Anyway it really felt like we were on holiday, it's a fabulous place to relax and honestly the staff were exceptionally friendly (it turns out that people here love babies, but they were always helpful anyway). If you have a car then it's easily the best choice, if not then consider it anyway but I can't comment on any transport arrangements to the walking street.

We went there intending to camp, but when we got there we found that the tents had no toilet facilities. If you need a private bathroom, you should be careful when choosing a camping room. After communicating with the front desk, we changed to an RV (according to the front desk's description, only RVs have independent showers and toilets). In fact, RVs are also a brand new accommodation experience, but with it comes the fact that there is no sound insulation, and all the noise and movement outdoors will be transmitted to the sleeping place (the sound and vibration of the air conditioner, the chirping of insects and birds outdoors, passing vehicles, etc.). If you have a demand for a good sleeping environment, please be careful. Of course, for those who really like camping, these are the feelings they are looking for. This hotel is suitable for lower temperatures. At this time of year, it is too hot, 40° during the day and 30° at night. The outdoor daytime and night views are very good, and it is suitable for traveling with a car, after all, it is still a few kilometers away from the city.

Chiang Khan is a small river town with the magic of the Mekong river bringing visitors from far and near. With that, prices are exorbitant. Supposedly our room was for 4 persons but we used only one king size bed. The bedsheets were badly stained and we used the lesser of the two dirty ones. Mini Fridge didn't work and we asked for a replacement but it didn't work either. Bathroom was dirty at the corners and we wore slippers while bathing. Aircon was noisy but cold enough. Aarrgg..not coming back here again even for free.

A wonderful location overlooking a bend in the Mekong that affords spectacular early morning views. The resort has a large footprint with many kinds of different rooms all very clean, excellent beds and bathrooms. A few caveats. As the hotel is so large it is prone to receiving large tour groups and this will double impact the restaurant where service can easily back up with many people ordering at the same time. The breakfasts were definitely meagre, serving a choice of friend eggs, conjee or fried rice. Whether this is due to Covid I am not sure. The restaurant has a wonderful view over looking the river. Hard to beat.

- Minimal hotel, beautiful, soft bed, cold air conditioner, a bit narrow room - The hotel entrance has only one way traffic, parking is in another alley. When checking out, a car was parked blocking the exit, so it took almost 20 minutes to drive out. I called the hotel 5-6 times but no one answered. I had to walk around back to the hotel again. Then the staff followed the car owner to move it for me. - Not impressed with the breakfast. I got a coupon. The restaurant I went to eat at was almost at the end of the walking street. There were a lot of people. The set said that I would get rice soup, fried dough sticks, coffee, but I only got rice soup. The restaurant said I had to pay extra for everything else. I sat next to the restaurant. The smell was not good. - Amenities in the room include a TV, air conditioner, bed, small refrigerator, 4 bottles of water, soap, shampoo, shower cap, slippers. There is no dressing table. There is only one mirror in the bathroom. If there are only two of us, we have to wait to put on makeup in the bathroom. It takes a long time. It is not very convenient. - The space in the room is very narrow. You have to walk slowly or your knees will hit the edge of the TV counter when you get on the bed. There is no view to see, but it is close to the walking street. - The staff provided good service and were helpful throughout.

Good atmosphere, see the Mekong River view at sunset as well. The cat is very cute 💖✌🏻

The room is spacious, the bed is soft, you can sleep comfortably, there are snacks and snacks to eat in the morning. Very worthwhile for the price. If I have a chance to go to Chiang Khan again. Will definitely stop by and stay here again. The owner is very kind.

Set in an old folk house, Sneta Chian Khan was renovated in 2013 and consists of 7 rooms. Each has its own characteristics, but the structure feels nostalgic and calms down. I stayed at the Attic Room The room is on the 2nd floor. When you enter the room, it is a loft type room and the loft part is like a bedroom. There are windows on the ceiling roof, which reminds me of my childhood like a secret base. Surrounded by the warmth of the wood, it feels pretty good. Similar to Baan Luang Rajamaitri Historic Inn in Chantaburi (Baan Luang also reports on Tripadvisor so check it out if you like) Location of the Mekong River on the back facing Walking Street The lively sound of Walking Street at night In the morning, after 6 o'clock, you can hear the prayer sound of the monk in Dhutanga. Breakfast of local cuisine is included (I received 2 servings (laughs)) The staff / husband is very cheerful and kind with a good personality. I don't speak English ... I can understand Thai, but I wonder if the answer is an Isan accent ... It's okay! I can understand my feelings. ●●●● ○ and 4 were because it was itchy and I couldn't sleep because it seemed that there was a tick on the futon. I fought with an insect repellent in the middle of the night, but in the end I wore a long-sleeved hoodie, long trousers and socks and fought ... Without that, it would be a big negative point, but the staff / husband's The personality, building, location, breakfast for 2 people (laughs), etc. were ●●●● ○. When I checked out, I shook hands firmly and said goodbye. I'll come back later!!

Very good, I like it very much, the room is exactly the cover, everything is cute, minimal style, we like it very much, most importantly, he has a hair dryer as well. Another breakfast, Ovaltine coffee, is also available below. Can walk to people walking, not far, worth the money paid. Just coming to sleep here is good.

The room is clean, the bed sheet and towel are clean and do not smell musty. The atmosphere is good, it is near the walking street, but the parking lot is in the temple.

Nice Thai style hotel in the centre of town close to night food street. They apologised as they only had a single room left. What I got was a large room tiled floor (cooler) 2 windows with a view of the park, fridge, double bed,TV (Thai only) ensuite (shower hot but water pressure limited. The place was clean and reasonably maintained staff were present and spoke more English than my Thai,ie not a lot, all this and a small gecko as a room mate. I paid B399.Lots of food place nearby, I recommend a Thai place exit hotel turn left, left at roundabout and it is a few metres down on the right

This is a small hotel that seems to cater mainly to business travellers, but welcomes occasional tourists. It is a modest hotel, not a luxury place, but it is spotlessly clean, with comfortable beds, decent sized rooms and ample parking. The breakfast is excellent (mostly Thai style). The staff are very friendly and helpful. The hotel is located quite centrally - the provincial office is a short walk, but is very quiet. Loei is a pretty quiet town, after all. Plenty of local eateries also within a few minutes walk.

A long established large hotel in Louis city (near government office town). It is located in an outstanding location adjacent to the fitness park which is a place for citizens' relaxation, and it can enjoy the suburban resort feeling with the mountain view in the back. The building was characterized by a structure that blows through the corridor following the guest room, and I felt the uniqueness of this hotel (the motif of Peter Corn's mask is the design motif?). The rooms used wooden furniture, and the atmosphere of the naive land pattern was not removed, and the bathroom was made of marble and felt the height of consciousness as a luxury hotel. Although it is less than 々 away from old shopping streets and downtown areas, I would like to note that the Louie Museum and night market are close to the well-maintained fitness park.

Funky. trendy hotel with a lot of metalwork! Actually it all goes together well and ends up a cool setup. Our room even had a kitchen sink and a bench top if you are staying a few days. What else was good? the wi-fi, the fridge, the air-con, the bed, the shower, the balcony and the electrical power points in the right places. Good, friendly service too. The young man who checked us in, served up a great breakfast the next morning, The breakfast was a choice of 3, all Thai style. I went with rice porridge, which was excellent. It also had a mini-baguette Viet style, apple slice, a choice of real coffee and a boiled egg,. This hotel is great value for money. Two things to watch out for) as other reviewers have said it is noisy at night because it's right next to a few bars (but that might be what you want with many restaurants too) and 2) the floor in room has a few levels so put the light on, if you get up in the night!

Ma'ad room, a lot of parking, near the airport, decorated with folk slides, very cheong ^^

This hotel is clean. It's also convenient to go for a walk and buy things because it's in the city near the walking street. And it's next to the main road. If anyone comes to relax or come to the cotton flower festival in Loei city, I recommend this hotel.

The hotel is very clean. Good service staff, attentive, convenient, the hotel location is in the city, not far away, good value for money, reasonable price. Many breakfast There is a measure to support the COVID situation as well. The room mattress is very clean. There are free bathroom accessories. The atmosphere inside the hotel is beautiful and shady.

The hotel is quite central, the hotel is nice with the always laughing woman who gives you a map of the city and tells you or take your breakfast ... Songtewou (local bus) leaves the bus station and passs in front. Attention to the nails !!! There is an elevator. I had room 404 for 300 bahts ( January 2020) with fan. Quite large room with 2 comfortable beds. A right bathroom with hot water. All is clean but old. A TV that grills. Mobile and Wi-Fi. The window of the room is broken and doesn't close what makes the dust assemble in the room. Also the geckos crocks ... No breakfast. Of course compared to the countries around the world the price is cheaply paid for this type of room !

I asked the lady for a quiet room. It was quiet until 12am then I couldn't sleep until 4am because it's so close to a club. The music was so loud. I was going to stay 2 more days but left because of this.

Overall ok, but the price is quite expensive when compared to the area of ​​the district.

Good condition There is also a coffee to eat. At night, I heard like someone knocking on the door. When I went out, I opened it and didn't see someone knocking.