Ulasan Wiang Inn Hotel

From my friends: “Well, he's so-so, not super wow, old. But the bed was awesome! very soft” “Listen, the breakfast is crap. We got there somewhere around 8.30, 9. There was practically nothing there. And they didn't change anything. And the breakfast wasn't like the pictures. In short, yeah, it's a regular piece of crap. And you asked for a room next to the elevator, but they gave us one at the very end of the corridor, the very last room. You had to slog to get there for a million years.” “And it stank of some kind, but the room itself seemed okay. Old, but that's it, pretty nice, not terrible. And the bed was soft.” “The location is also good, by the way. Just as I wanted, next to all these temples.”

We stayed 3 nights in the Wiang Inn Hotel, and it is well located, being able to walk to a few good restaurants, shops and night bazaar within minutes. It is old style, but it was fine for us, as did not spend time during the day there. Breakfast was quite reasonable, including fresh fruit and salads, but they were exposed and the hotel needs to keep all buffet items covered up. Check-in and check-out was very quick and smooth, and they even put us in connecting rooms with two single and one king bed per our request. Bathrooms were tiny. My recommendation is to make a few investments to improve things like a proper coffee machine, add a fitness room and get advice on room decor and overhauls soon. Also there seemed to be noone "in charge" who could greet the guests and ask how things are, and help guide the staff to become fully autonomous in making improvements. I would recommend the Wiang Inn, but I imagine if more hotel competition or cost pressure comes, they need to act in advance to keep up.