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This is my second time staying at this hotel, also happy with the stay. The staff very nice and cafe downstair is incredible. Will have next time for sure!!

Stayed for 1N whilst passing through Surat Thani en route to Koh Samui. I was drawn by a combination of good reviews, price and proximity to Thaksin Hospital where I planned to get a PCR test before travel to Samui. The location was very convenient, as suggested. Room was spacious and of good quality. The polished concrete floor is a little slippy when your feet are wet after a shower! To note. The reception area doubles as a cafe which is decorated in a clean, contemporary style. I visited it a couple of times and was pleased with the coffee and pastries. There is self-service breakfast included in the price however it was so basic (hot drinks, toast & spreads, cornflakes) that I didn't bother with it and ordered from the cafe's retail menu. In all honesty, when the free breakfast offering is so basic it feels more like a negative than a positive, especially when compared to breakfasts offered to other hotels I've stayed in for comparable price. I'd rather the price be greater to accommodate an enhanced breakfast offering, or even a discount at the cafe for hotel residents. As the cafe was rather good, this would certainly raise the number of points I'd give this hotel. Would i recommended? Certainly. Its ideal for a city stay.

Found this place after arriving in Surat Thani en route to Koh Phenang to find all ferries cancelled. My wife and I were really pleased with location, staff and accommodation- basic room with everything required - very reasonable price- cafe downstairs did great coffee, sandwiches, cakes and croissants plus good breakfast tea. The owner Nop has created a quality place that we would highly recommend.

On way back from Koh Samui, my family and I stayed 1N in Surat Thani to catch early morning flight for Bangkok. We chose this hotel beacusr of its close proximity to Surat Thani Airport bus station. Rooms were spacious and clean with concrete flooring and no tiles. There was no elevator in the hotel. Instead of taking bus to airport (cost 100B/pax), we ended up hiring a people carrier. Whilst searching for airport bus terminal, we randomly spoke to a pickup driver on the street and after little bargain agreed the trip price to 400B for all 6 persons. Driver showed up the next morning right on time for the pickup. Night Market, Halal food street and Public Park were worth visiting for delicious food and sunset views.