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We had a roomy, comfortable room and a large bathroom, with very good WiFi. The hotel is about a 10-minute walk from the airport, which is handy if you want to stay close. There isn't much around because it's near the airport highway, but the little street right in front has some nice cafés. The amazing bao buns next door were the best I've ever had.

I paid $20 for the night, checked in at midnight, and didn't leave until 5 pm. The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, and the air conditioning cooled it down nicely. It came with plenty of basics, including an in-room hotpot, coffee, water, shampoo, and soap. I didn't see whether there was WiFi or a TV, but I bought a $3 SIM card at the airport, so I had internet. No bugs, either. I walked here from the airport in under 10 minutes. Great value for the money, especially compared with worse hotels and hostels I've stayed in around Southeast Asia for much more. Worth a look if you're on a visa run from Thailand and only need a day.

The room was clean, the bed comfortable, and the air conditioning in it was in pristine condition. The water heater warmed up quickly, and coffee and water were free. It's also very close to the airport. Staff were friendly and helpful, but the ground floor was appalling, dusty everywhere, with air conditioning that wasn't working properly. There's no lift, so we had to haul our luggage up flights of stairs.

The room was clean and bright, just like the pictures, and the bathroom was clean too. The air conditioning worked well and got cold, so it wasn't too bad for what you pay. Outside, the main road was under construction or maintenance when I checked in two days ago, which left things dusty and dirty. The hotel sign wasn't clear, and the lobby felt a bit creepy when I first walked in. A tuk tuk to the airport costs USD2 and takes about three minutes.