Guest User
February 3, 2026
I believe most guests use this hotel simply as a transit point, perhaps on their arrival or departure day, given its proximity to the airport. The name, Holiday Inn, suggests a certain standard, but honestly, the hotel's facilities, services, and overall quality are completely inconsistent with what that name implies.
1. **Non-existent service:** I booked a family room and arrived at 12:30 AM. There was only one staff member in the lobby. Our room was quite a distance away, and no one offered to guide us. My husband and I, with two children and two suitcases, had to trek across most of the hotel to reach our room.
2. **Extremely outdated hardware:** As soon as we opened our room door, we saw stained flooring, a broken kettle, and visible stains on the sofa.
3. **Unpleasant odor:** I'm not sure if it was our room or the elevator area, but every time we passed by, there was a strong, foul sewer-like smell, which was particularly disgusting.
4. **Poor soundproofing:** Early in the morning, we were bombarded with all sorts of noises. It was impossible to get any proper sleep.
5. **Questionable hygiene:** I paid for breakfast myself, 600 Thai Baht. The selection was limited, and laughably, the noodle station was self-service. The flame was high, but the water never seemed to boil. I met fellow Chinese guests who were all complaining about it. To top it off, there were flies buzzing around the cakes.
6. **Murky swimming pool:** The 'swimming pool' was visibly cloudy. It looked appalling.
In conclusion, please avoid this place. I find it unacceptable that a hotel costing over 1000 RMB per night could be in such a state. I had originally planned to stay until the afternoon, but after breakfast, we immediately left for our next hotel. I genuinely didn't want to spend another minute there.
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