Pillow B Hotel

There aren’t many activities or entertainment options nearby, but the hotel itself is great value. The café sandwiches were delicious, and I really liked the iced milk too. There’s no breakfast, but each room gets a 100 baht voucher for the lobby café, with no minimum spend. That was more than enough for one person, and for two we’d only have needed to pay a few dozen baht extra. The rooms are small but cozy, and the hotel was clean. The weak point was the soundproofing: I could hear people walking in the hallway at night, and the windows were small. Service was very good and the staff were friendly. Their English could use some work, but they were always smiling.

The staff were really friendly and can drop you off or pick you up in their tuk tuk at any time, which I thought was a real plus. The hotel lobby looked very luxurious, though I’m not sure if that was just for the New Year promo. We got 100 Bht to spend at the cafe with no minimum purchase. The hotel is a bit far from the main road. There’s no kettle in the room, but you can get hot water outside.

Good for the price. The staff were very nice and the service was great, even though their English wasn’t very good. The room was clean, but the window was small and the sound insulation was poor. There’s no breakfast, but they give you a coupon for a nearby coffee shop.

The rooms look modern and were clean, and the price was great. But they felt cramped. If one of us needed the bathroom, the other had to move out of the way to let them pass. It also felt like the hotel didn’t trust its guests. There were signs right as you entered the room warning about fines for things you couldn’t do, plus a laminated list with the price of every item in case you damaged it. We came away feeling like we shouldn’t touch anything or break a rule because they’d charge us extra.