Panpree Hotel

I’m going to do an internship in the area soon. How much would it cost to stay for about a month or two, including rent?

It’s acceptable overall, with a spacious room that’s fully furnished and a large bathroom. But the water heater was broken and nobody told us, and the air conditioner wasn’t working properly. At 480 baht a night, there wasn’t even coffee in the morning. Oh well.

I was driving alone around 3 a.m. and felt sleepy, so I stopped to find somewhere to rest for a bit. The room was okay, but there was no blanket, and I had to pay extra. Staff said temporary rooms don’t come with blankets. The air-conditioned room had no blanket or fan. If there’d been a fan, I wouldn’t have taken the blanket. I only just learned that hotels don’t provide blankets for temporary stays. I don’t know whether it’s the same elsewhere, since I haven’t stayed elsewhere. Some people come here to sleep, so please put a blanket in the room.

There was no remote for the air conditioner, so I had to put up with an unacceptable 22 degrees. No room key either, unless I paid a 100 baht deposit for one. They didn’t provide soap or shampoo.