Best Hotels in Lahan Sai District, Thailand

Advantages: special car connection nearby, new facilities, cheap price. Disadvantages: The quality of personnel needs to be strengthened (I found that there was a little blood on the pillowcase, the service staff just changed a pillow, and left without expression); there are no indoor slippers in the room.

I stayed at Laksana boutique hotel for 1 night, a stopover on my Isan tour. The hotel is located in central Nang Rong, on a side street, and is very quiet at night. My room was pre-paid online, hotels.com, and check-in was very easy. The room was spacious and clean to a fault. The best surprise was the bathroom, ultra modern, with towels and basic toiletries provided. While there is no food service at the hotel, there are numerous local eateries, with a lovely Western style cafe, Lady Cake, just 50 meters up the main road from the hotel. For the price, Laksana boutique hotel is an excellent choice, for business or to visit the famous temples nearby. Don't be put off by the reasonable price; it is excellent value for the money. Safe and comfortable.

It is a very enjoyable vacation. With various facilities of the hotel, including swimming pool, fitness center, playground, drink bar The variety of food menus that tastes excellent, not helping, seriously delicious, sit and sip wine. At dusk with the dim atmosphere of the dim atmosphere is most romantic. The room is clean, feel the smell that feels relaxed. Comfortable mattress Good shower Adjust instantly warm, mom very strong, the wifi is strong, the breakfast is good. There is fresh coffee and local food as well. Overall, it's very impressed. I recommend it..

Like many people, we booked this hotel as it seems to be the best option to stay near the Phanom Rung Historical Park. The structure and gardens (complete with a small lake) are grand in style, design and decor. Beautiful landscaping, with flowering trees. The staff are very friendly and competent in English. The room was big and very clean. Excellent bed and linens. Excellent shower, with lots of pressure and hot water. Even some beautiful, tasteful paintings in the room! Our only difficulties were with the TV (couldn't figure out how to tune in any channels) and the wifi (couldn't seem to get connected). The complimentary Thai breakfast was beautifully presented; the American breakfast was, unfortunately, rather bland and tasteless. Overall, though, this hotel exceeded our expectations.

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!

The rooms are clean, new, private, the surrounding area is natural, the atmosphere is very good, the service staff is good, the food is delicious, next time will definitely come back and stay again.

Spent one night in a deluxe double room. This is a huge property, with rooms in multiple buildings and a huge parking lot. There's no English sign, but the GPS brought me right in. The property itself at one time must have been amazing, but things look generally run down and in need of a tune up. The pool looks like it hasn't been used in a few years, and it's not really blue anymore, some odd shade of green. But my room was comfortable, with a desk, table & chairs, wardrobe, fridge, functional AC and hot water, and a nice little balcony. Two things which were missing from the room: a room safe and a kettle. They did have hot water and coffee service at the lobby in the morning. The staff I encountered were all cheerful and helpful. Although it's located right on a main road, the hotel itself is far enough off the road that I didn't hear any street noise. There's a 7-11 directly across the street and a decent Zab style restaurant just 300 meters south of the hotel. I have no point of reference for hotels in this province, but this place seemed a fine choice for the price.

I only speak English and depend on a sometimes reliable translation app. to get by in foreign countries. Unfortunately this does not work well over the telephone. I lost my iPhone 13 pro in Bangkok prior to traveling to Buriram but was able to locate it through the Apple “find my” app. However, I was unable to communicate with the person who found it in Bangkok to arrange a return. Chris, the owner of the hotel, called the man who found the iPhone in Bangkok and arranged for me to meet with him during my layover at the airport. He then wrote out specific instructions in both Thai and English for me to give to a cab driver to find the gentleman’s office in Bangkok. I retrieved the phone and saved over $1,000, the cost of a replacement phone. Thank you Chris! I had traveled to Buriram for the Thailand Moto GP. I had arranged a cab ride to the race track and expected to be able to “catch” a cab when leaving. Wrong! The mass exodus from the track was overwhelming and there were no cabs to be found. I walked in the rain to a nearby gas station/convenience store and found a kind clerk who tried to call a cab for me. There were none available. The clerk then called the Akelada Hotel and explained my situation to Chris. He immediately dispatched the hotel shuttle to rescue me and bring me back to he hotel. The service provided by Chris and his hotel staff go far beyond what a traveler might reasonable expect! He literally treated me like family. I will always stay at the Akelada Hotel when visiting Buriram and would encourage all my fellow travelers to do the same. The hotel is clean, airy, has a wonderful breakfast buffet and a remarkable staff. The “Thai Smile” can be found at the Akelada Hotel. Tell Chris I sent you.