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The price is good here for what you get. The hotel is a bit out of town. It divides into two sections. Your experience will be either hit or miss depend on which part and which room you get. Ask for a quiet room further from the road. The main building has large room. The other building has compact room which fits my taste. Good to see plants around the buildings. Everything works well, including the wifi. Great staff. The breakfast is extra charge. What I don't like is if you are traveling solo, they have you pay for two anyway. It is standard breakfast. There's a cafe at the front that has great coffee actually.

The resort is quiet, private. I like that there is a hotel room and separate into the back. We asked to stay in a back. Because you can park the car next door, not busy, everything else is good, there are a lot of mosquitoes in the bathroom, but acceptable, reasonable price, a little bit in the city, but on the main road, easy to find.

From the previous reviews of this hotel, I've read that people says that this is a budget hotel. Yes, it is. No doubt about it. But I would also wish to add the fact that this was one of the best hotels in terms of bed and pillow, which I believe when you stay at a hotel, it is a simple fact that cannot be neglected. Other that this, the room is clean and the see through glass wall of the bathroom offered a ”spacey” feel to the room. On the not so shiny side of the coin, the Wifi was quite weak. But that was also the only poorly performed part.

It will be friendly and comfortable, like staying at a relative's house. Location: If you have a private car, it's easy to get in and out. It's not scary. The service department is a little small. But you can always contact me. There is wifi. Overall ok. But the room walls are not very good at keeping out noise from the next room. But not to the point where I can't stand it. Thank you.

My GF and I arrived late after a 4 hour drive and were looking forward to a relaxing night/morning at this hotel. Upon checking into our room, the fuse went out and after an hour of the hotel maintenance unsuccessfully trying to fix it, we were transferred from our ocean view top floor suite, to a second floor room with two single beds and no view. My GF and I were pretty disappointed with the new room, not to mention there was a loud party going on in the restaurant area, which was just one floor down. We called the front desk to ask for a refund, but were told that we would have to take up the matter with Agoda. Being that it was already late, we decided to try to make the best of it; however, I at least expected the hotel to offer a refund for the price difference of an ocean view suite to a smaller room with two beds (and no view), but the hotel said they would just call us back (of course they still haven't a day later). I'm not faulting the hotel staff, but there is definitely a lack of common sense and expected courtesy by the hotel management/ownership. Yea, the views are nice, but the hotel is actually a bit run down, and what got me is that you even have to pay to rent bikes and use their gym. The cost is small, but it's the principal...these types of amenities are always complimentary at any respectable hotel.

Very good, good location, lovely price, clean rooms, good service, calm

This hotel has, defintely and no doubt, the best pool in town. Although is not very clean. the glass limiting the pool is dirty and this is not desirable to enjoy the views. Good thing is the bar, the ”cloud 67a” that is fantastic and they have very nice food and good coffee. Rooms are very basic and no views. They are not spotted clean but correct. The price, depending on how you hire the room can vary from 1100 to 2500 or 3000 that is totally unaceptable for a only river view room with no more amenities or specials. Will defintely go back if the pool is clean if not, I will continue staying somewhere else and will go there only for a cup of coffee if it is not crowed. Thank you so much and hope this helps

The Pornpiang was just perfect ... Check-in – Well it was super-flexible, noting that a slightly disorganised yours truly left it all until the proverbial eleventh hour (11th hours), to get organised with regards booking my accommodation for my first ever stay in Nakhon Phanom (NKP). The staff are highly professional and courteous, with solid English second language (ESL) skills to boot. I handed over my cash, my passport was copied, key-card issued with instructions and before I knew it, I was camped out in front of the television (TV) on one of the mega-comfy twin beds. … Duration - Excellent assistance and ideas shared by the team during my stay. One of the highlights on my third and final day, was the use of one of the hotels cycles, which I duly used for a Sunday morning bike-about along the water, to and from my breakfast on the Mekong River. One of things I enjoyed was the fact that the location gives one the best of both worlds for the area. Namely, that you have the central business district (CBD) on your doorstep and all the sightseeing, dinning, drinking and people watching opportunities of NKP Walking Street (see my YouTube), which in my view, is a must-do if you are in town on a Saturday night. … Check-out – I also left my transfer to the bus terminal until the 11th hour and once again, it was smartly sorted by the local experts at reception, who duly organised for me an economical and on-time tuk-tuk taxi ride to the bus station, for my onward trip to Udon Thani. Oh yes, I highly recommend this wonderful hotel and no doubt, I will be back …

An acceptable place to stay for a few nights. Location is a few kilometers outside of the city center/walking street area. The sister hotel, R2, is located right behind so you have that option as well. There's generous parking and hotel grounds are maintained and tidy. Check-in is a bit stiff, receptionists doing the bare minimum and hardly saying anything. The room was perfectly fine with good cleanliness and comfy bed, everything is still in quite nice condition. However, walls are paper thin so can't say the room felt private as the soundproofing was so poor you could hear people cough in the adjacent room and lean against the headboard of their bed which was against the wall—just to give you an idea. Also found that the bathroom had a strange odor, perhaps coming from the pipes. The hotel has a coffee shop, Japanese restaurant, and a rooftop bar/restaurant; the latter was always empty and staff would be lounging outside, leaning against the railing and eyeing guests from above. Even when we went upstairs, no one said a word or approached to welcome us, so we ended up going someplace else. At the time of our visit, breakfast was closed and had been since the pandemic. Reception isn't available 24h but there's a guard on duty at night, we checked-out at dawn and found the guard sleeping soundly on the sofa in the lobby.