Hotels in Hua Wiang

"Super clean , renovated room , good service staff, recommend restaurant in hotel for dinner, definitely stay again"

"Ok hotel. Ageing and could do with a paint job. Very good staff. Bed a bit hard. But convenient for overnight stay. Good parking."

"They cater mostly for Asians and probably don’t get many westerners staying so thank god they had toast and marmalade for breakfast! There is nothing much in the area at night so be prepared to take a taxi. There was no English speaking TV channels so glad I had a book with me. Nice hotel but not likely to stay there again. "

"We were in Lampng for only one night. The hotel was down an alley or small road. They didn't have our reservation, but we had only booked a day before. We were able to show them our hotels.com info and they were fine. The room was big and had a good ac. Bed was a little hard, but fine. The toilet paper wasn't in the bathroom, and after having a shower, we realized why. Most of our stays had a wet bathroom, but this one got completely wet. It had a good location near the city center and lots of dining options. A huge plus was they had a lift, so we didn't have to drag our bags up several floors. It didn't seem to be very busy, so it was quiet. Not a bad stay."

"Beautiful grounds. Friendly staff. "

"Awesome hotel, Lobby sells soup during market times. "

" Very clean with helpful staff. "

"as for a European, it was unusual design this property but nice, and quiet even next to the road, clean and refreshing swimming pool. I would stay again"

"Pros: --Comfy bed, efficient aircon. --Love the mysterious coldwar-era rotary phones (sadly, no dial tone). They complement the building, which is like a trip back in time. Cons: --Bathroom doors have slats, and where a closable window could exist, a screen separates the bathroom from the hallway. Conclusion: nothing to block sounds (e.g., hacking and vomiting at 7 in the morning) coming from the bathrooms of nearby rooms. --Wi-Fi was down for most of a day, seemingly because the owners didn't pay their Internet bill."