B2 Nakhon Sawan Premier Hotel

It’s okay for a short stay if you keep your expectations modest. The room is fairly spacious for the price, but looked less appealing than the photos, and the dim lighting made it feel dull. Getting around on foot isn’t very convenient, so a car is recommended. Just a so-so option at this price.

The family suite with an extra bed cost around 1,050 THB per night, which felt like great value. The room was clean, had no smell, and looked like the booking photos, even though the outside and building seemed much older than pictured. I picked the hotel for its proximity to a relative, just a few minutes away on foot, and it’s also near restaurants, cafes, and Seven Eleven. The receptionists and housekeeper were kind and helpful. We didn’t have the room cleaned, but the housekeeper changed our towels and trash bags when asked. There was plenty of parking, plus water and a hair dryer.

I paid more on AGODA than the walk-in rate, and the place looked far worse than its promotional photos. The lobby, elevator, hallways, rooms, and building all seemed old and run-down, with so little light that we had to leave the TV on to brighten the room. This B2 doesn’t feel like 'Premier' standard. I won’t stay again and can’t recommend it.

The room was clean and well maintained, with a fridge and water heater, but I won’t come back. We booked twin beds and they weren’t available when we arrived. The mattress was also very hard, especially around the hip bones, and I could feel every time the person beside me turned over.