Kessiri Hotel

For 550-650 baht, this is an okay place if you're on a budget and staying a few days. The 550 baht room had a shabby, old bathroom, and the last time I showered there the water smelled rusty. I'd suggest paying 650 instead, since that room looked a bit cleaner, though the AC smelled. It's an old hotel, so the upfront price seems reasonable, but it's not an ideal stay.

For a cheap hotel, the lounge, café and restaurant are beautiful, and the staff are polite and provide really good service. The rooms are poor quality because the hotel is old. I think it's a good option for a single day, at no more than 700 baht.

The receptionist was kind, and the Sisaket location is good. An air-conditioned room costs under 400 baht. The room itself is outdated, but the toilet was redecorated within the past four years. It's clean, though not maintained very well, and hot water isn't available around the clock.

This well-priced hotel is a familiar name in downtown Sisaket, and the staff are friendly. It has its own bakery and bar, and Sisaket Bangkok Bank is directly opposite.