Hotels near Wat PA Rung Arun in Buri Ram

We stayed at the B2 for 2 weeks as we were on a pretty tight budget and I really couldn't fault the place, the staff were friendly, our room was clean & had maid service every day, good air con, very quiet at night, cracking location near the lakes in Buriram. The only thing I could have a gripe about was the wifi which wasn't great but apart from that I would definitely stay there again.

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This is a very new hotel (only opened in September 2022) and is clean, spacious and looks great. The rooms are really lovely, lots of space, gorgeously soft bed, and a decent bathroom with good hot shower. The only oversight is there's nowhere to turn off the light next to the bed, so perhaps a bedside light on the small table (only on one side) might help. The biggest disappointment is the breakfast, which was terrible. Not only is it up a flight of stairs next to the pool and outside the main building, so this hotel cannot be recommended for anyone with a disability or mobility issues, but the breakfast itself was just minimal and awful. No juice, no fruit, only water, cold fried eggs, and one Thai dish which was very simple stir fried noodles. I did mention the restricted access to the breakfast area so let's hope the place is moved to a more sensible location soon. But they do need to work on the variety and quality. There's a rooftop bar, which does food and expensive drinks (very expensive when you consider the price of the hotel rooms - you wouldn't pay 170 for a small Heineken bottle unless you're in a 5-star hotel) so avoid unless you're feeling flush, or just go for the food. Again, this is inaccessible to anyone with mobility issues. While I don't normally mention these facts, considering this is a brand new hotel that's gone to the trouble of making all other areas accessible (ramp up to the main door, lift, no steps to get there or to the room from the lift) I do think that authorities in Thailand should be making accessibility a fundamental requirement of any new building project that is open for public use. Oh well, it was worth a try but unless the breakfast is revolutionised we won't be staying again.

Very nice.. specially front desk sanitha mam very friendly and guided wel... Swimming pool incharge parandhaman is very trained and took much care of my kids... had breakfast and dinner buffet food is very delicious.. once again thanks to sanitha mam who made our trip very memorable...

Room #611 - 1 x Night Stay. Very Modern. Very Clean. Fantastic 1st Stay. We booked via Agoda. We were not disappointed with our choice of Hotel, from the moment we arrived for Check In. An earlier Check In was allowed - easy with no cash deposit required. Rooms are large, clean, modern and everything was in 'as new' working condition. Every staff encounter was pleasurable, with smiles all around. Buffet Breakfast was a sumptous feast.. Many choices, enough for everyone and the hot Thai foods very tasty. We would go out of our way to stay here again and certainly look to book and stay at a Fortune Hotel brand again..... AAA+++++

I was in town to see a football match at the Chang Arena and stayed at the Qoo Hotel for two nights in late November. Firstly, if you book a flight with Nok Air (or Air Asia I believe) their shuttle buses pick up and drop off at The Qoo Hotel, which makes things far more convenient getting from Buriram Airport (which is 30 minutes out of town). As for the hotel itself, it's relatively basic but great value for money. Staff were friendly and helpful and the whole place had a nice vibe. My single room was clean and comfortable, the wi-fi signal was very strong, the shower was hot and the air-conditioning nice and cold (not that I needed it in late November) There is a big 7-11 right on the corner of the street and plenty of restaurants and coffee shops within easy walking distance. The centre of town and night market is a 15-minute stroll. I can't comment on the breakfast because I had read it was only basic so I went to Jimmy's Sports Cafe (10-15 minute walk) and had a full English instead. Would I stay here again? Absolutely!

This was our 8th stay at the Amari Phuket and probably our last. Since previous manager ”Piere” has left the vibe of the resort seems to be cost cutting. Piere new how to make guests welcome and I know the staff respected him. The rooms are clean comfortable but very tied and showing the resorts age. They CERTAINLY ARE NOT A 4 or 5 STAR Standard. 3 AT THE BEST.. The pool is far too small and old, with only a few people in the pool it seemed overcrowded. The timber decking decking is old and cracked, The balustrade fencing is old and damaged in many parts. If you don't take the shuttle to reception area the walk up the stairs is too long. On a positive note the staff are all excellent providing exceptional service. The Breakfast was also exceptional. Meals at the restaurant were good but quite expensive. We ate out often. The location is excellent but probably needs to be bulldozed and replace with a modern more functional layout design. As an overview the Amari Phuket resort is far overpriced for 3 - 4 star.

In 2020 I was locked down for six months in Thailand and I made a trip to Buriram to visit a sick friend for a week, and this hotel was recommend by his son. Everything about our stay was so wonderful, and would come back in a minute. In fact we extended our stay for a whole week. Great location, parking a charm, off the main road so quiet, and the hosts were so nice and welcoming as well as the rest of the staff. The room was clean and neat and a wonderful bathroom with tons of hot water. And breakfast included was excellent with good choices. And so nice to eat there in the afternoon and evenings too for a nice selection of different dishes. The coffee was outstanding too. While Buriram might not be a major tourist destination, we found lots to do. Had a fun day at a fishing park, touring and looking over the Buriram United stadium and discovering a down to earth Hungarian-Thai Restaurant. When Thailand opens again for tourism, when doing another road trip, the Green Hotel would be on my list of top choices. I thank the so nice husband and wife hosts for their kind reception and our lovely stay. Jim at Maplelag in a snowy and cold winter wonderland in Minnesota USA

If courts, universities, colleges and universities are the city center, it is not the center. It is near the bus station and not far from the railway station, although these are not relevant to many tourists. The whole city is not big, and it feels that most of the merchants are not facing tourists. The hotel is fully equipped with a swimming pool. The gym is divided into an aerobic zone and a strength zone. On both sides of the pool, the restaurant is also next to the pool. Breakfast and dinner are good. I don't think there is anything interesting around it. Many foreigners, some families, may be foreigners working in Thailand on vacation. The room is large, bright, simple and comfortable. My room looks at the pasture in the back(?). I went for a horse race. I ran cross country in another part of Thailand the previous weekend. This hotel is a good place to recover. 832RMB for 4 nights, but the night before the horse race cannot be booked, you have to change.

Great experience with Seesun Resort. The restaurant and staff were wonderful and very accommodating. Location was great for us, but there isn’t too much around. With that said, the resort itself had a good restaurant and bar and it was apparent that they are known for good food and service as there were some business meetings/parties there while we stayed. Would definitely recommend if you need to be in the area!!