Simon Inn

This was below average. There was nose trash on the wall, the sheet looked washed but had several colored marks, and there was a spider web on the curtain. Cleanliness is the minimum for a hotel, and this place should cost less. I paid an extra 50 thb for a second pillow. After staying in more than 130 hotels in Thailand, I wouldn’t come back to this one.

For 600 baht, it was quite cheap, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room wasn’t great but was acceptable for the price. We slept pretty well, though the sink leaked and the floors were covered in ants. There was no toilet paper. I’m guessing it isn’t meant to be included, but it would have been nice to have some.

The price was good, and there’s a large car park around the hotel. It’s a modern place with rooms sized well enough for a night or two and simple furnishings. The toilet was decent, the shower partly separated, and the air conditioner worked as it should. Some bars and restaurants are nearly a kilometer away, but you can drive or take a convenient walk.

The rooms are comfortable, and the price for the quality is good. We stopped here for one night on a road trip. It seems like a fairly new hotel. Our window wouldn’t close properly. Since we were high up, it wasn’t otherwise a problem, but there was a storm late that evening and rain and wind came inside, which was annoying. We didn’t want to call anyone so late or change rooms, so we didn’t report it. It may have been just our room, but it’s something the hotel should look into. Still, I’d recommend staying here.