Khon Kaen Hotels with Breakfast

Big, comfortable hotel with a very convenient location. The breakfast was delicious, and the dim sum was decent. The room was clean and very good.

The place is clean, the staff are attentive, and it's conveniently located near plenty of food options, making it easy to get around.

Parking is good, and the university is right in front, so the infrastructure is good. There are several restaurants and two convenience stores. If you'd like to change the shower filter, ask in the lobby. The shower head in my room didn't have a filter. However, the water pressure was good, and the room was clean. The bathroom curtain doesn't completely cover the bathroom, so if you're staying on the first floor, you'll need to cover it with a towel. Of course, no one was watching, but you never know what might happen.

Initially, I was impressed by the staff's work; they were polite and very friendly. However, because the hotel seems to be quite old, we weren't particularly fond of the bathroom. It might be due to its traditional style, but the cleanliness was surprisingly good considering its age. The food was delicious and suited Thai tastes. I'm from Khon Kaen myself, but there aren't many places to stay back home, so this hotel was a good option. I was impressed and would recommend it.

Old hotel, but renovated. The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was soft and comfortable. It's located in the city center, which is convenient for getting around. The restaurant has karaoke, perfect for those who enjoy singing. I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

Good atmosphere..good breakfast...but I booked a single room and when I got there the staff said it was full..in the end I paid more and got a king size bed with 1 small bed...

Kosa Hotel & Wellness Center, Khon Kaen — A Well-Maintained Classic with Excellent Service We stayed at the Kosa Hotel & Wellness Center in Khon Kaen from Friday through Sunday, booking a Deluxe Double Room with breakfast via Trip.com. Though this is one of the city’s older hotels, it’s impressively well-maintained and continuously improved. The attentive staff, excellent cleanliness, and quality amenities made for a very pleasant stay. Highlights and Impressions From the moment of arrival, the hospitality stood out. The team greeted us warmly, and the bell staff were quick to assist with luggage and loading or unloading the car. Overflow parking is conveniently located in a nearby covered structure, and a small shuttle cart is available if needed. Our Deluxe Double Room was spotless and comfortable. Linens and towels were clean and in great shape, and the room felt freshly updated. A newly installed 43” Samsung Smart TV worked perfectly for streaming via Fire Stick, and the walk-in shower provided strong water pressure and consistent hot water. Toiletries included shampoo, body wash, shower cap, and cotton swabs. The only downside was that slippers were unavailable during our stay. Breakfast offered a satisfying variety with a made-to-order egg station, boiled eggs, fresh salads, and a mix of Thai and Western items. The salad was crisp and fresh, though the butter substitute and instant coffee were a bit disappointing. Espresso and cappuccino drinks are available for an additional charge. The pool area is inviting but lacks enough lounge chairs — a small improvement that would make a big difference. The fitness center, however, was excellent, featuring modern, well-maintained machines, cardio and weight equipment, and a designated space for stretching or boxing. The wellness center provides great value as well — a relaxing 90-minute foot massage costs only 240 baht (about $7.50). The room was spacious, almost excessively so, leaving quite a bit of unused space. While two chairs are provided, a small sofa or lounge would make the room feel more complete. Pros • Friendly, attentive staff and excellent service. • Very clean rooms with quality linens and towels. • Convenient central location near restaurants, cafes, Central Mall, and night markets. • New 43” Smart TV with easy streaming setup. • Great on-site gym with modern equipment. • Beautiful pool area and affordable, professional wellness center. • Easy parking and quick, efficient check-in and checkout. Cons • Slippers unavailable during our stay. • Limited poolside seating. • Instant coffee at breakfast; espresso drinks cost extra. • Room design leaves large unused space. Overall verdict: Kosa Hotel & Wellness Center remains one of Khon Kaen’s most dependable and well-run hotels. It balances old-school Thai hospitality with modern amenities and excellent value for money. Highly recommended for travelers seeking comfort, convenience, and a warm, welcoming stay in the heart of the city.

The hotel room is a bit dilapidated. I stayed for 3 nights and found cockroaches on the first night😵💫 Mosquitoes and geckos are inevitable. There is only one pair of slippers in the double room, but luckily I am used to bringing my own slippers and toothbrush. The breakfast is relatively simple and the portions are small. I order 3 breakfasts for two people every morning. Of course, I have to pay for the extra one. Although it is not a great hotel, it is quite small and green enough. It is also cheap and close to the city center. It only takes less than half an hour to drive to basic attractions.

The room is a bit old, but it has a big TV with Netflix. The air conditioning is old but cools well. The location is good, right next to Central Plaza and close to restaurants. It's also near Khon Kaen University. The entrance is a bit narrow, but the breakfast is delicious. Overall, it's good and I recommend it.

The hotel is near Bueng Kaen Nakhon. Near convenience store The bedroom is reasonably good, the air conditioner is cool, but the room smells like onions from time to time. The bathroom is cramped and looks a little clean. The shower cap is small and easily torn. The old check cloth is beginning to tear and turn yellow. The quality is a little low. There is also a 500 baht deposit here. Pictures of the room may have been taken long ago. When I actually arrived, it looked much older than that. Breakfast is only available as a set, such as eggs, ham, pan-fried eggs, and rice with cabbage, but the chef opens at 7:30 a.m., so if the chef comes late on some days, he gets to eat eggs, sausage, and ham, just one menu. Summary of the overall picture, if it's easy to live, easy to eat, don't think. No matter how much, it's enough to live with. I just feel like The price paid is higher than the service received.