Hotels in Buri Ram with Swimming Pools

This was our 8th stay at the Amari Phuket and probably our last. Since previous manager ”Piere” has left the vibe of the resort seems to be cost cutting. Piere new how to make guests welcome and I know the staff respected him. The rooms are clean comfortable but very tied and showing the resorts age. They CERTAINLY ARE NOT A 4 or 5 STAR Standard. 3 AT THE BEST.. The pool is far too small and old, with only a few people in the pool it seemed overcrowded. The timber decking decking is old and cracked, The balustrade fencing is old and damaged in many parts. If you don't take the shuttle to reception area the walk up the stairs is too long. On a positive note the staff are all excellent providing exceptional service. The Breakfast was also exceptional. Meals at the restaurant were good but quite expensive. We ate out often. The location is excellent but probably needs to be bulldozed and replace with a modern more functional layout design. As an overview the Amari Phuket resort is far overpriced for 3 - 4 star.

We really enjoyed our stay. The staff is really nice and educated with good English, our check-in was easy and smooth. Will definitely come back to Buriram , just for this! So many people in the reviews talked about the breakfast, but what we had was really satisfying and most hotels we’ve been to had similar breakfasts and we actually like this one more than some of the other hotels because the Thai food here was really really nice! Will come back for sure!

Got there late at night. Entered from back so my expectations weren’t high. I was wrong. This is the best sub 1,000 baht hotel in Thailand. At 750 per room the price is great. AC is cold quickly and quite. Clean, TV, refer. Would only ding them for dead batteries in remotes and no coffee or kettle in room. Breakfast was good enough had toast, jelly, ham, and eggs with coffee. Guess I just please easily.

Quiet location on the outskirts, but with numerous street dogs in the area, which can be threatening, especially at night. Standard rooms with average cleanliness according to Thai standards, higher room categories better. Fast and mostly stable WLAN in the room and hotel. Mattress and room furnishings in the standard room partly with visual and functional defects, which hardly ever occur in higher categories. Hot water in the shower is reliably available with good and constant pressure. Air conditioning in all inhabited rooms with insufficient cooling capacity. Problem fixed after report by hotel technician. Swimming pool cleaning not continuous, therefore daily cloudiness and other pollution, is occasionally heavily frequented by local tour groups, Service staff basically very attentive and nice, many with English language skills.

This is a small school and not crowded. Breakfast is a buffet. Unless the customer is a small order day. The taste of food is really fair for breakfast and lunch, clean room with equipment like normal school room

If courts, universities, colleges and universities are the city center, it is not the center. It is near the bus station and not far from the railway station, although these are not relevant to many tourists. The whole city is not big, and it feels that most of the merchants are not facing tourists. The hotel is fully equipped with a swimming pool. The gym is divided into an aerobic zone and a strength zone. On both sides of the pool, the restaurant is also next to the pool. Breakfast and dinner are good. I don't think there is anything interesting around it. Many foreigners, some families, may be foreigners working in Thailand on vacation. The room is large, bright, simple and comfortable. My room looks at the pasture in the back(?). I went for a horse race. I ran cross country in another part of Thailand the previous weekend. This hotel is a good place to recover. 832RMB for 4 nights, but the night before the horse race cannot be booked, you have to change.

The room is relatively large and the decoration is normal. The most annoying is the little ants with a bed for two days! ! !

I have stayed at the Best Western on several occasions, my last visit was in 2019, I have always seen it as a quality 3* hotel but sadly on my visit during the Christmas period I now see it as average 2* accommodation. Except for the pool most of the standards expected of a worldwide chain hotel have nose dived and sadly the Best Western reputation is being soiled. Within an hour of check in I had to have my room changed for the following:- 1. TV with very few channels all unwatchable and the set so old with no HDMI for gaming or streaming. In short no TV to watch. 2. Bed linen not fresh and with holes. The second room on the other side was just the same, again linen had to be replaced but this time stained but no holes. One one day housekeeping left the room with no towels, I had to ask at 8pm for them and when delivered they were worn out with holes. Finally the breakfast buffet which previously was very good is now barely recognisable, variety has been cut by 50% to the extent there is only one hot choice daily of which every other day is just vegetables. The varied cake, pastry, bread and fruit options are sparce and the new coffee machine has very small cups which are machine filled to halfway!! Laughable!! I was so saddened by the obvious cost cutting measures that are taking the hotel down, the manager should really get a grip on his hotel before customers are lost to the extensive competition in the vicinity. With a minimum cost per night of B1300 plus B200 pp for breakfast currently this hotel is overpriced with poor customer service, at the moment I would steer clear of the Best Western Hotel, Buriram.

Come to stay with family during the holidays, clean room, okay, shady atmosphere, good service staff. Recommended tourist attractions and restaurants quite well, if there is a chance, may stop by and stay again. Entering the alley is not that deep, near many food sources.

A high-class hotel representing briram Prefecture at the corner of the intersection toward the suburbs of briram city. The lobby around the first floor is a powerful making that reminds me of the Khmer ruins, and the originality of using local specialty cotton as a wall material is outstanding in the corridor in the building. The rooms have a facility according to the theory of a luxury hotel and have a sense of security.