The Tempo Lopburi

It’s a clean, comfortable hotel in a new building, tucked down a small road away from the main road and heavy traffic. The breakfast selection is very limited, and the walls might be thin: doors and other guests kept waking me in the morning. There’s no pool, laundry, or ice machine. A 7/11 is within walking distance if you need ice or anything else, and the night market is about a 15-minute walk away.

The service really stood out and was on point, though a few more smiles for customers would make it even better. I liked the breakfast hours, the clean room and equipment, and the interior decor; the food was OK. The bathroom looks nice, but the space by the lavatory feels too tight, especially for bigger people. The concrete built-in wardrobe smelled damp inside. There’s no plug by the bed, and the console table hasn’t been installed, which makes the room less convenient. The room itself is neat, and the building and landscaping are nicely designed. For the service, it’s a fair price. It’d be my first choice, a three-star hotel at its best, and I’d recommend it.

The room was great, and the building felt quite new and clean. The bathtub and toilet were fine. Breakfast was the letdown: not much variety, mostly carbohydrates, with only three Thai dishes, boiled rice, bread, and fruit. If you wanted an egg, it cost an extra 15 baht, which seemed odd since almost every hotel breakfast includes eggs without an extra charge.

The room was clean and comfortable, and the price was reasonable. The hotel sits on a small, quiet road well back from the main highway. Parking is behind the building, so there’s a short walk.