Best Hotels in Nong Bua Sala, Thailand

I had a wonderful stay at Centara Korat, a new and luxurious hotel in the heart of Nakhon Ratchasima. The hotel is connected to Central Plaza, a large shopping mall with many shops and restaurants. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable, with a modern design and a beautiful view of the city. The staff were very friendly and helpful, always ready to assist me with anything I needed. The breakfast was amazing, with a wide selection of dishes, including local specialties and international cuisines. The rooftop pool was stunning, with a panoramic view. I tried The Peak, a rooftop restaurant with a romantic setting and a 180-degree view of Nakhon Ratchasima. The food were delicious and the service was impeccable. Centara Korat is a perfect place to enjoy the charm and culture of Nakhon Ratchasima. I would definitely come back again.

The hotel is in the middle of the city, very good location, spacious rooms, inexpensive prices, complete facilities. The hotel food is delicious and inexpensive. Breakfast has a variety of choices. Hotel staff Beaming Provide assistance in various matters Well, I can tell you that I am impressed with all the services here. The staff are very nice. Everyone greets and smiles all the time they stay. And take good care of customers Will definitely come back

I was in Nakhon Ratchasima visiting friends when my visa was set to expire. I went to the immigration office and was told that the requirents for extending hai visa in this province were very strict and depended on establishing residence or housing while on extension. The immigration office recommended that I check into a hotel or go into Bangkok and file for the extension there. I checked into the Imperial Hotel. EM, the Front Desk Manager, who speaks excellent English very patiently worked with the Immigration office and completed the requisite forms. Upon return to the Immigration office, they called her three times to verify my occupancy at the hotel. EM very professionaly represented me during this stresful time and I was ultimately awarded the extension to my visa one day prior to the Songkran holiday when the offices would be closed beyond my visa expiration date. Em is a very professional and experienced Accomodation manager who deserves recognition for her role in helping me meet the Immigration requirements. She is an asset to the Imperial hotel. I will recommend this hotel to my friends based on the way that Em managed my situation.

The hotel is located on top of shopping centre near the city centre. The staff are very pleasant and helpful. The hotel offers great value for money. The bedrooms are spacious and comfortable. The bathrooms are very good. There's a nice swimming pool with great views. You can get a good breakfast. Would recommend.

Very good, the room is very clean. The water flows strongly Near attractions A lot of food

The room - bathroom is clean, inexpensive, there is coffee to eat. There is a mirror but no dressing table. Therefore it makes it a little difficult when dressing up A lot of plugs, but the plug for the dryer is far from the mirror. But if you don't look at these two disadvantages Considered very pleasant to stay

Excellent service, clean rooms, great price. The location is in the alleyway, however it is just steps away to everything you need, 7-eleven, laundry-mat, cute coffee shops, food halls and the mall.

One night stay whilst in transit. Clean modern hotel with restaurant but no bar. Food menu was extensive but there was no wine list - just bottled beers. Breakfast was good for Thais but limited for foreigners - sausages and sliced ham in water plus fried eggs in a bain-marie - not very appetising although to be fair they did cook a very nice omelette fresh for me. Well worth the money for one night but not really suitable for an extended stay

Rooms are a good size and the beds are comfortable. Parking is very limited. Location is easy to find. Next time I’d pay a little extra for a bigger room (up from the most basic category). Staff were friendly.

On this trip, I decided to explore Thailand more and travelled inland to Korat (aka Nakhon Ratchasima) in the north-east Isan region (about a four-hour, 209 baht bus ride from Bangkok) for a week. Because it is a long way from the sea and a lot hotter (41 degrees), I was looking for a hotel with a pool. The Romyen is very conveniently located, about 10 minutes walk from the centre, but off the main street so it proves an oasis of calm. The pool, surrounded by trees, has lovely warm water and towels are provided. The hotel cost more than my usual budget but it was worth it for all the quality. The large rooms were very impressive with crisp modern lines and an uncluttered Japanese/Zen-like simplicity (there seemed to be a lot of Japanese influence in Korat, with cafes, restaurants, karaoke and a GINZA area). A quiet efficient air conditioner, a big fridge, free water, a kettle with tbags and coffee sachets, a flat tv with many channels and a balcony all added to the comfort. As the food in two of the three Isan restaurants we tried had disappointed, we ate mainly in food courts (The Mall, with its spectacular waterfall and beautiful fish ponds, and Terminal 21 both offer excellent cheap local food -- this is the same Terminal 21 where there was the recent terrible massacre) and the hotel restaurant which was consistently excellent and reasonably priced. We enjoyed their gyoza dumplings, their wontons stuffed with prawns, their spicy pork and chicken dishes. My only suggestions would be safes in all rooms and a bookcase so that travellers can swap books. All in all, highly recommended.