Siwa House

The rooms could use some upgrades. Lighting is poor, and a ceiling fan is a must. A tea maker and welcome snacks would be nice too. The bathroom needs an exhaust fan, and the building needs an elevator and a luggage runner.

The main drawback was the internet, which was slow and unstable. That’s why I gave the hotel four stars instead of five. We had a good stay otherwise. The staff were friendly and welcoming, the rooms were a decent size and fairly quiet, and the beds were comfortable. Bathrooms are big, and there’s a balcony, though no chairs. There’s also a large fridge and a smallish flatscreen TV. Free coffee is available around the clock, which is a nice touch. The hotel is within walking distance of Khao Talo and Khao Noi, but there aren’t any usable sidewalks. In the rooms, there’s just one set of lights, so it’s either bright or dark, with no bedside lamps. There’s no elevator, and the stairs are narrow and steep. Parking is limited to three covered spaces and a few open-air spots.

A clean, comfy room for great value, and the staff were wonderful.

Really good experience. The room was neat and tidy, and the staff were friendly. They had coffee, Thai and Indian Lipton tea, and cookies. I’d highly recommend choosing this hotel.