Thaisomboon Bighome Resort

That monk-like statue felt a little creepy. The bedroom and bathroom also had a slight bad smell, and the room itself wasn't great. The lighting was dim.

For a business trip in the area, I'd stay here again. It was good value at an inexpensive price, and the staff were friendly. The hotel is on the main road, and rooms come with one parking space for 500 baht. We had a mini-fridge, a clothes hook and Wi-Fi, plus two bottles of water, a toothbrush, toothpaste and a towel. The air conditioning got very cold at night. The grounds had a few drawbacks. There were three gecko droppings by the bed, and the thin curtains meant women should be careful when getting dressed. There wasn't a makeup mirror in the room, or a proper room trash can, just a tiny one in the bathroom. Outside our door, the trash can smelled bad, possibly because rubbish had built up before we arrived. The shower had strong water pressure, though its head was old and rusty. The bathroom towel rack was too close to the wet area, so my towel got wet after I washed my hair. The bathroom door wouldn't shut all the way. It opened on its own at night with a noise that startled me a bit.

The grounds felt spacious and surrounded by nature. My lowest-priced room had the standard amenities, and although it looked a little old, everything worked. I thought it was good value. The hotel is right on the main road, though the drive in to the accommodations is quite long. I was there during the Loy Krathong festival, when many accommodations had adjusted their prices.

The setting was quiet and peaceful, with private parking. The rooms were clean and nice, and 500-750 baht felt reasonable.