B2 Bang Saen Premier Hotel

Tất cả đều là hạng phổ thông. Cửa ra vào phát ra tiếng động rất lớn. Không có bàn trên ban công

Đó là một chi nhánh mới được mở. Rất sạch sẽ, thiết bị rất tốt. Ấm đun nước, cà phê, dầu gội, xà phòng, dầu xả, mũ tắm, tăm bông và một chiếc khăn mới rất mềm. Không có máy sấy tóc. Giường êm ái, 2 gối, máy lạnh rất mát, có chỗ để xe rộng rãi. Nhược điểm là các chân trong GPS không thẳng. Ngôi trường nằm trong một con hẻm nhỏ. Khó tìm thấy bảng tên Một điều nữa là nghe thấy tiếng cửa đóng mở rất to. Nhưng dù sao thì tôi cũng thích nó.

We are a mixed couple (Chinese and UK). The reception staff were very friendly upon check in. Our room was clean and modern. They provide water, shampoo, soap, body wash and a fridge, slippers, bath robe and a safe. Location - the hotel is located a 10 min walk to the Park Market and Toshin Market and a 20 minutes walk to the fish market. It's about a 20 minutes walk to the beach. There's some little shops around the hotel, but be careful on the little back roads due to fast cars. Breakfast - You have to make your breakfast selections on Check in, so you have to know in advance what you wish to eat and drink in the future. The coffee is nice, but the food is just a microwave wrap. It's fine for a breakfast. The first night at the hotel was good, and we got a decent sleep. The second night, we arrived back, and there was a loud game of Mahjong or poker going on next door. The problem is, they put us in a room with a (locked) adjoining door. The door is not sound or light proof. This meant we could hear every word and clink of the gambling chips and had light shining in during the night. We said to reception, but this kept going on. It really puzzles me why they put us into an adjoining room. The next morning, the next door was open, and I saw it's a room without beds, so perhaps designed just as a games room (see last picture). It definitely made me a bit wary that if one of the players had a key, they could open the adjoining door to our room. Definitely avoid the rooms ending in 09 or 10 if you want to guarantee a good sleep. This isn't the fault of the lovely workers. it's a design problem/owners issue.