Hotels with Gyms in Tha Taphao

Stopped here on my way from Koh Tao to Bankok. It did the job, but it was a bit meh. The room was okay but they told me they upgraded me and my view was a parking lot. The restraint they suggested was not anything that great and when I went to find something else, everything was in Thai so I couldn’t read it. The shower had wall paper in it and looked pretty gross but the rest of it was clean. The internet was pretty difficult to get working but then did work okay after waiting. Good value for money but not somewhere I would stay again.

We arrived around 10am requesting an early check-in, and the receptionist graciously found us a room. We opted for the deluxe king which turned out to be a corner room, giving us an extra window, which was nice. The downside was that the TV, normally placed where the window was, is now displaced into the corner of the room and smaller than the others. Only Thai speaking channels. The square balcony is nice, with a solid timber table and chair. The room is quite bright, but the bathroom is dark, even with the light on. The king bed is in one piece and comfortable but only one pillow each. The lift is small and very slow (we were on the 5th floor). Breakfast is on the top floor and is pretty ordinary, cutlery is the cheapest I’ve seen anywhere, which I always think, is often an indicator of the quality of the food. The location is good, in the centre of town but set back from the busy street. There is a 7/11 across the road and a Big C a few doors down. The main shopping mall of the town is 5 minutes walk and has a cinema complex, Starbucks and MC restaurant. This mid-range hotel is perfectly adequate for one nights stay but it’s definitely not stand out. I’m giving it four stars.

I like staying at Ban Bamrungsuk. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Comfortable with a single room With a double bed to choose from There is a built-in water mall and a balcony. Standard room size at a comfortable price.

The hotel is clean, the rooms are basic. Probably an old hotel, renovated, doing a new breakfast, so-so But the hotel is in the center of the city Ample parking Good service receptionist Near the fresh market open in the evening, walk to Beside the hotel there is a pork katha shop at an affordable price, can stop by to eat.

It was a very clean, large room although I could hear our neighbors through the bathroom vents (luckily, my parents were on one side, my daughters on the other). It was cute that they provided a hotpot and milo so we could sample that and also eat some mama cup o noodles. Breakfast wasn’t appealing to my kids’ American appetites - there wasn’t even any fruit. But it was reasonably priced and we only stayed there b/c the Novotel lost power (and I’m not sure the Novotel would’ve been much better!) No soap provided in the bathroom btw!

We were in the very good position and were very cheap. The staff were very nice and we could leave our luggage there for a week! The room was large and clean with wifi connection. In the hall you can drink coffee or tea with cookies in the morning and if you want it can also be brought to the room.

I like that there are plenty of parking lots. The hotel is less than 5mins walk to the main road where there are food stalls during the evening. The rooms are small but clean and comfortable. A small balcony and bottle opener in every room.

Although we did not stay at this hotel, we still have to say that the boss here is very friendly. All trains to Malaysia were cancelled due to the protests in southern Thailand and we were also trapped in Chunpeng House. We found this hotel and provided a hostel for the three of us. Knowing that we must arrive at Kota Baru, Malaysia as soon as possible, the boss is very trying to help us find a way to find other buses and railway lines that can leave that night, although this also means that we will not stay, will lose business. As far as we saw, the hotel looked very clean and warm. Thank you very much to the boss, he is very enthusiastic and hopes to come again someday.