Hotels Near New up grade in Yasothon

There are hardly alternatives in Yasothorn, but if I come here again, I'm not going to live again. Last night, a few big crab insects danced through our rooms. As an Asian traveler, you're experiencing this continuously - I didn't like it anyway. Breakfast is a effort, my request for some milk for coffee was answered immediately friendly - but remains very, very basic: You must keep toat with butter and a variety (fortunately a beer) marmelade. There were a few eggs prepared for this. Positive: Because there are few guests here, you park right in front of the door. The room service prepares tasty domestic food in a short time at cheap prices. The staff is endeavoured. Unfortunately, no one was able to print my Boarding passport. After a few steps, I was allowed to use a computer in the management office. The staff in the office then very well observed my ability, Windows 7-Gerat not only to start but even to get to the Internet and move to print ... So much appeared the device had not been done for years ;-) I was here for the first time 17 years ago; Since then, there is probably nothing happened except purses ... So it looks like ...

The room is clean, but the back balcony has been cleaned. There is a full bird dung around the back door. Of the balcony behind the room

The Premium Residence Hotel Roi-Et City is an honest three (3) stars plus, hotel. Nothing was too much trouble for the super helpful staff, who helped me seamlessly checked in, settle down, connect through and check out of the hotel. With their excellent English plus Thai speaking / bilingual skills, they even assisted me with a direct onward bound reservation in Yassothon, as well my transport to the bus terminal. My room was comfortable and classy and same goes with my observation and experience of the reception area. Continental breakfast (self-serve, buffet style) was amortised into the price and it was solid. The grounds showcase some some lovey shrubbery and trees (including some skillful topiary) and for those with their own transport, I can advise that the car / motor bike parking is ample and secure. In terms of location, it is just off the centre of the downtown / city lake precinct. The museum is very close and it is no more than an easy, flat two (2) to (3) kilometers to other major attractions in the area (see my YouTube), including the Roi-Et Tower and the big tall Buddha at Wat Burapha Phiram. I hope to return to enjoy the amazing hospotalty here again, soon.

I would happily stay here again if I ever find myself in Roi Et. The staff are friendly & although they don't speak much English they certainly are helpful, the young lady who was usually on reception was always smiling & always helped us out with the use of google translate on her mobile phone. The room we stayed in (404) was very clean & tidy, it had all we needed, the maid service was excellent, the beds were stripped & re-made with fresh sheets every day & fresh towels supplied each day too. Breakfast was good & the coffee shop adjoining the hotel served up a good coffee in the mornings. A big thank you goes to all the staff for making us feel welcome & particularly the young lady who always helped us out with google translate when we were dealing with the tuk-tuk driver. THANK YOU! ( -:

The room is clean, the service is very good, the location is good, easy to travel, convenient, there is a fence around the house, I feel safe.

You will get anything more than what you paid (less than US 20 dollars). The key facilities are plenty of car park, room with private bathroom, fridge, tv, air con…… However, you will need a car to stay. There is no 7-11 near the hotel. I love free coffee in the morning and closed to many local attractions if you have a car. Highly recommended

Economical price, good service staff Cleanliness is available, location is ok, overall very good, impressed.