Hoteles en Rai Makham desde $16

“Beautiful and unique room. Easy check in with private parking in front of the room.”

“The hotel was great, the staff lovely. I was up-graded to a balcony room over looking the street which sadly was 'either side' lined with small bars and massarge parlors. The noise from one of these small bars was deafening untill the early hours. Following day I changed room to the 'quiet' rear of the hotel. Breakfast searved in the hotels cafe very close by was really good, coffee, fried eggs, sausage, toast, jam and fresh fruit. Thai breakfast was also served.”

“The place was dirty, electrical wires exposed, but the staff was very friendly. ”

“Background: I was born and grew up in the area until 17 yrs old. Went to college and got jobs somewhere else. So I know the area and metropolitan. Back to visit family and need space for my own and this provide just that and more. Air condition worked well (one of the reason I did not stay home. No air condition at home).”

“เหมาะกับคนที่มีรถส่วนตัว เพราะไม่ติดหาด แล้วไม่ใกล้ กับขนส่งสาธารณะ”

“ยอดเยี่ยม เงียบสงบ เหมาะกับผู้ที่ต้องการความเป็นส่วนตัว”

“Es un hotel grande para lo que es Phetchaburi, pero se ha quedado anticuado.”

“Too easy to hear neighbors/outside of room. Also the refrigerator turns off when you leave the room, making it effectively useless.”

“Good for a one night stay while traveling but there were some serious limitations for a long term stay. First: limited in room amenties such as towels and no coffee or hot water Second: the towels were almost unusable because of age and there were only two bath towels and no others. Lastly: although the listing indicates a restaurant, there is none available. I tried to confirm this via a phone call before I checked in but the staff did not answer. I was able to use Grab but it was very...

“เป็นพูลวิลล่าที่สวยงามมาก ครอบครัวของฉันและฉันมีการเข้าพักที่ยอดเยี่ยม ผ่อนคลาย และสระว่ายน้ําและบาร์บีคิวกลางแจ้งก็น่าทึ่ง ขอแนะนําอย่างยิ่งให้พักที่นี่”

“The maid can be rude. She sprayed copious amounts of disinfectant spray in my room, but not other rooms. It made me feel discrimination and seemed to imply that foreign people stink. I was having plumbing trouble at home so I rented a room for a week so I would have a place to shower. So it's not like I had stinky dirty clothes or durian in the room. I would come in the morning and shower then leave again. That particular day I had additional appointment so I returned to the room to take an...