Thada Chateau Hotel

The hotel is located a bit outside of town and you need to get a taxi into the city centre (about 150 Baht - it seems the taxi have a fix rate :-)).The hotel is quiet and has a relaxing feeling. The communal area is kept simple with a few wooden chairs/benches in a patio and surrounded by trees. A nice pool with a few deckchairs. A few rooms on the ground have an outdoor sitting area. The room itself (we were on the 3rd floor) are clean and have comfy beds, fridge, AC and TV. Our room was a bit strangly concepted as we couldn't get into the shower when the bathroom door was open. To stand by the sink we had to close the door. There is a daily cleaning service and towels are changed every day. The breakfast was ok. There is a cooking station where you can get your eggs cooked or Thai soup after your "gusto". A small variation of fruit, cereals, bred and 2 hot meals - mostly Thai stirfry. Coffee/tea and juice are also available. Staff is friendly and helpful but not everybody speaks E.

Stayed in family room, which was OK but was certainly not soundproof as originally stated and could have done with some more storage for the number occupants.

We love the breakfast plenty of choices,Thai or Western.....the pool look great but the filter cleaner was turn off,so not so clean and inviting,are room had many insects all sorts of them...the bed could be better,for the accessories in the room the maid was cheap one bottle of water,no refill for tissue and roll,and the cleaning was very basic so overall I'm happy I didn't pay the regular price because it's not worth it,the restaurant Cafe Bu is excellent ...

For all you rev heads out there that are travelling for the international racing events in Buriram this ones just down the road from the track. A real nice place and if you hire a car from Peter at Buriram car hire then your set to see the lovely Buriram province.

We stayed for 6 nights at the Thada Chateau Hotel. The rooms are nice, big and very clean (cleaning ladies doing a great job). The swimming-pool is fantastic and its surroundings beautiful: our kids loved it (so did we). Most of the employees don't speak English but the manager who is available during day time speaks English and is always happy to help (really nice person). At night, a young employee named Stone (also very nice) speaks English. The situation of the hotel is not great though : a bit far from town and along a big road (6 lanes). But you can't hear the cars from the rooms. Walking to town was impossible ( works on the road), so if you want to eat in a good restaurant, you will need to get a Tuk Tuk or a taxi (cheap : 80/100 Baths = 2€/2€50) as the restaurant on the hotel grounds is terrible. So, if you want a really nice hotel with a great swimming-pool and friendly staff and you don't mind using taxis and Tuk Tuks for luch and dinner, this is the place for you!

This is a very nice large spot real estate that is a hybrid between a farm and a nice hotel which is a really nice touch. as others have indicated, there's no elevator so worst case it is 2 floors to climb if you care not to spend a little more for larger rooms. Your choice. There aren't so many transportation options if you dont have a car or motorbike so expect rip off quotes from local taxi drivers. Not a hotel problem but they might want to consider renting scooters to round out their offerings and get more business. Rooms are clean, nice LCD TV (only one English channel but many many Thai channels). Pool is fantastic. Reception have fridge of liquids(water, beer) and they sell other toiletry essentials. Staff went out of their way to help us on last day to get transportation. Sheep come out for feeding on pasture around 930am each day. There is a nice restaurant for ordering room service, up to 830pm (their sign says 9pm but this is Thailand). Just next to that is a music bar restaurant. Thai only menu. But excellent service and music goes thru the wee hours. Don't have to go far for entertainment!

Staff was very friendly. I had gotten a flat tire and the owner came out and helped replace the tire. Cant beat service like that. Food was very good and quite well priced. Would stay here again

I must write this review comparing our previous 3 trips to hotels in Buriram. This was the most expensive hotel out of 6 others we have stayed in the city. The swimming pool was the best of all and that's where it ends. Checking in was no problem, but there was no bell boy and I needed to unload and carry 6 bags myself in the afternoon heat. Room was OK and I presume the front porch was the designer's idea of a patio or balcony as there there were only 2 long windows looking out at an untidy garden patch and a lot of rubbish was the only view. The bathroom was far too small and not enough light. Bed was fine. Breakfast was adequate but we normally have better in the other Buriram 3 star hotels.The place just has no ambiance, atmosphere or signs of quality --- anywhere. The only saving grace was I only paid the discount price from Agoda and NOT the walk-in price of 2,400 thb. The Internet was totally useless in the rooms and only available near to reception. Worst connection of anywhere we've stayed before or since. The manager did apologize in perfect English when the power went off in the city so we had to check-out one hour early. We will not return -- at any price.

Room was nice. TV stations very limited. Breakfast buffet disappointing. The only meat was hotdogs. No pancakes as shown...

we went to Buriram for a wedding and this hotel was reccomended by friends