Chewa Khong Nakhon Phanom

The hotel’s airport rides were reliable and on time, and the car had a regular trunk that fit our luggage, which mattered with three people. There’s a peaceful riverside road that runs all the way into the city center, and we loved exploring it on the hotel’s electric bikes. Even in the heat, the rides felt cool. I wish Bangkok had a path like that too. The nearby army cafe is definitely worth a visit. The riverside hotel is clean, quiet, and well cared for, and both the breakfast and other food suited Thai and European tastes.

There aren’t any shops or entertainment spots nearby, so I’d recommend staying here if you have a car. It’s right by the river, with rooms available that look out over the water. The hotel feels fairly new, rooms are spacious and have most amenities, and both service and cleanliness are very good. Breakfast selection is limited, but what they serve tastes good.

A good place to relax by the Mekong River, with very good rooms and location. It feels like a five-star hotel. My one suggestion is to improve the breakfast coffee: a hotel this nice should have something better than an automatic instant coffee machine. Better breakfast would make the stay complete.

Breakfast has plenty of choices, from desserts and bread to cereals. The rooms are very clean, and there’s also a cafe and a swimming pool up on the rooftop.