Ban Wiang Guest House

Near Tha Phae Gate, near Warorot Market, but the accommodation is in Soi Grab, accessible, not bad, quite comfortable.

The worst place I've encountered in years. Facilities: It seems that no one has lived in the room for a long time. There are no slippers or toiletries. There is no hot water at the washbasin. Every time I turn on the faucet, there is black sediment in the water. It takes a long time for the sediment to disappear. I dare not use it to brush my teeth. Hygiene: The floor is acceptable. The sheets are not rinsed uniformly like regular hotels. They are very thin and can transmit light and are yellow. There were large stains that had not been cleaned and there were long hairs. The quilt cover is very thin, and the quilt cover is not the white one that is uniformly rinsed in hotels, but a blue printed one that looks dirty. I don’t know how long it has been since it was changed. The air conditioner looks like a tractor and is facing the bed, so it cannot be used. Service: The lady boss looks like she is in her sixties, very cool. Such a bad hotel is always ranked first in searches, I am speechless.

I stayed for 2 days and asked for an extra towel, but they said no. They say you have to pay an additional fee of 100 baht. It's the worst ㅠㅠ

The hotel is in a very good location, near Tha Pae Gate and convenient for travel.

For a two-star hotel, the facilities are considered normal. There is nothing to complain about. There are just some problems with the service level of the manager, I hope it will improve. I rented the hotel for six nights and was given a bottle of water when I arrived. It was said that there was one bottle for each day, but in fact it was not available for the next five days. This didn't matter to me. It doesn't matter if I buy it myself if needed. But I need to drink hot water from time to time. I asked for it once when I first arrived. When I asked for it again at night, I warned the manager that this was the last time for the day. From now on, I would only get water once in the morning and evening at most. What she said affected my mood during those six days. Unfortunately, I couldn't leave because I couldn't pay the rent. It was really disappointing. I have stayed in many two-star hotels. Some of them have kettles for boiling water. Those who do not have kettles must also have hot water supply. There is no limit to the number of times you can use it. However, this time we encountered such a strange thing, which affected our enjoyment. Not recommended!