Hotel Sakon Nakhon dengan Gim

Comfortable room, very large. Near markets and big stores. Buffet breakfast could be improved, all asian. Wi-fi is poor. TV has only Thai language. Staff speak English and are very knowledgable about the province. Locals know this place as the MJ.

At UII Boutique Place, exceptional service and top-notch amenities create a memorable experience for guests. Complimentary internet access is available in the hotel to ensure you stay connected during your visit.Complimentary parking is available for guests. Due to health concerns, smoking is strictly prohibited within the entire premises of hotel.For the health and well-being of all guests and staff, smoking is restricted exclusively to assigned zones.

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Stay here 2nd time. Reception lady on the shift on 20 of February is not friendly at all. Awful service. Room is fine however can hear people voice everytime so can't sleep well. Bed is not clean. Feel dirty when sleeping. Definitely not recommend this place however not many options in Sakon Nakhon

Been open just under a year so everything's in new condition and cleanliness is on top. Room is spacious but the bathroom is small, there's very little space to place your things. Although, every room has a balcony which is useful if you want to hang your laundry. Bed is firm so not very comfortable. Soundproofing is poor, you’ll hear everything in the hallway outside the room as well as the adjacent rooms if they’re being loud. You’ll also hear every time they tap the light switches that are against the shared wall. They provide only shower gel and shampoo in the bathroom, no hand soap. We'd place the shower gel by the sink and housekeeping would always move it back into the shower. There's a hot water machine available to guests and free instant coffee and hot cocoa in the mornings. Location is decent, there are eateries nearby.

The Sahakon Imperial Hotel is a bit of a faded rose, but therein lies some of its charm, as arguably, it is an historical site in its own right. I checked in without an advance booking, as my decision to visit Sakhon Nakhon was made on a bit of whim. My ground level unit was a tight fit, including the bathroom and wardrobe. Comfortable bed, stable WiFi and proximity to the Big C, as well as morning and twilight markets (see my YouTube), is a major location plus. I stayed for one night and the knowledgeable staff, were super helpful with my onward travel arrangements. A solid option for a short-term stopover, when convenience and economy are key criteria ...

Very comfortable, clean and inexpensive. The hotel is in the Talat (city). They changed our towels, cleaned our room every day without asking. They give you 2 bottles of water a day in the refigerator. You can walk every where in the city and the buses (colored trucks) are readily available to go anywhere you want. The market, resturants and alot of stores are all in wialking distance. The water is plentiful and hot if you want. If I was to return to Sakon Nakhon, I would stay there again.

Location, check out times and service excellent but that was as good as it got. A good description might be ‘good on the outside and reception, but vastly lacking on the inside. We instantly requested room changes after check in, going from superior doubles to ‘garden view’ rooms - if you classify 2 big stones in a bit of overgrown land as a garden. Our room had cracked mirrors and our phone chargers kept blowing the light/plugs circuit breakers. The bathroom was made from 2 sliding doors with bits of plaster board as edging on the outside too. Wifi in rooms was ok, but in main building very hit/miss - maybe too many connections? It is like most of the Sakon Nakhon hotels we have stayed so far - about 30 years old. At the price we’d recommend it for a night for sleep or as a travel base with beds only.