OYO 384 Ban Sabaidee

The building is old and run down, and the pictures give the wrong impression. Still, the staff are amazing. A woman named Tuktuk leads them, and they'll take good care of you, even making breakfast to suit what you want. The place is comfortable enough and feels secure, with cameras inside and around the building, plus a night watchman for peace of mind and late night maintenance if needed.

The kids had a great time in the pool, at least. For the price, the place felt pretty crummy, and the balcony was really scuzzy. The bed had wheels, which made for a wild night sharing it with my seven year old daughter, who flops around like a fish. It was almost fun, like a roller coaster. 🎢

I would give it no stars if I could. This was one of the dirtiest, creepiest hotels I've ever been to. The room was filthy and worn out, the furniture was broken, and there was hair on both the floor and in the sink. The whole place felt dark and smelled bad. In the lobby, creepy clothes were hanging. Based on Thai religious beliefs, I understand these are gifts for the dead, usually hung at temples, ghost trees, also known as Buddha trees, or graveyards. We left after three hours because we felt so uncomfortable and creeped out that we couldn't stay another minute. If you're considering this place, you may want to reconsider. We strongly advise staying away so you don't get cursed. There's a video of the room at the end and pictures showing an example of the clothes in the lobby.

The photos don't show what you'll actually get if you book here. The hotel is old and creepy, and the outside areas made me think of an abandoned building. In the room, the bed was the only thing without dust. WiFi wouldn't connect on my computer, since it only worked for phones, which was disappointing. I'd suggest phormsuk hotel instead. It's 90 baths more, but looks like a real hotel.