Pingdoi Resort

The towels were small, worn, and smelly, the blanket was torn, and the wardrobe was broken. Everything looked old and yellow from use, including the sheets and pillowcases, and the TV was an ancient model. The room itself was old, as was the air conditioner, which barely cooled and made such a constant racket that we couldn’t sleep all night. Even the door squeaked loudly. We asked for another room, but the man who owns the place refused, saying it had already been used, even though we hadn’t touched anything. His reception toward customers was terrible. The surroundings felt desolate, and there are so many downsides here. Once was enough. We just tried to get some sleep.

The atmosphere is nice, and the price is affordable, so the place is decent overall. Rooms are a little old, probably because it’s been open for a while, and the water pressure is weak. It’s a bit away from the main road, and parking is outdoors with no roof, which is somewhat inconvenient.

I felt bad from check-in, and I’d only stay here once. My two-year-old wrinkled the towels, as shown in the picture, and I wanted to switch rooms but wasn’t allowed. They said the room had already been used and they wanted to sell it to someone. The room and air conditioner were old. If I hadn’t paid, I wouldn’t have stayed.

The room was quiet, but the air conditioner was noisy and the mattress was hard. There was no tissue, coffee, or kettle, so you have to buy your own coffee. The bathroom and everything else were old. There are different price levels, but a nearby resort for 500 baht has everything. 😫