Exii Hotel

Traffic from cars and motorcycles can be heard clearly inside, especially in a room facing the main road. If you’re a light sleeper, that could be a problem. For me, the soundproofing needs work. Still, the clean minimalist design is easy on the eyes, and the compact room is comfortable for a short stay, particularly if you have business nearby. The hotel is also close to the expressway, which makes getting around convenient. If noise doesn’t bother you and you fall asleep easily, it’s a solid, affordable option.

The people are good, but this is a very bad hostel. It’s too far from the city center, and the highway noise is so bad I couldn’t sleep.

This is a budget hotel near the Health Ministry, and the friendly staff have a good service attitude. There’s a shuttle car that can take you within a 2 km radius, which is convenient for ministry business. A launderette, dryer, and guest microwave are on the ground floor. Bring 1,000 Baht cash for the room deposit. They don’t take QR code or card 😒. Finding food nearby is difficult on weekends. The granite countertop tiles on the room floor feel cold underfoot, and there are no slippers. There’s a gap at the top of the restroom door, so smells spread through the room. Tollway and street noise is very loud even inside, so I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone sensitive to noise.

I stayed for a week. It’s a small hotel with good staff, spacious clean rooms, and basic facilities including washing facilities. There’s a 711 and a shopping mall nearby. The hotel only serves breakfast, and the staff aren’t good at speaking English, so I had to use translation the whole time. I arrived at 10 am but had to wait until 1 pm to check in. That was the only bad experience. Overall, a good hotel.