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I enjoyed stay at Tongtarin because this hotel is the best hotel in Surin. Good location There are some noise at night because there are night entertainment around hotel but acceptable. The breakfast is great. I was enjoyed thai food a lot. The staff need to improve about customer service. They need to treat every customers at the same level. Overall good hotel Recommend.

The rooms are a good size with car parking. Wifi was strong and fast. Food was plentiful and affordable. It's a great value for the money and a good location. Staff was friendly. The complex is large and they provide free bicycles if you want to ride around the complex. My only issue was finding the place the first time. I was going based on Google Maps and at the road where I turn to finally get there I wish the sign was bigger. Travel just a little bit and you're at some minimarts, or small Thai restaurants, or the mini shopping complex with KFC and more food. This is my go to hotel in Surin.

The hotel itself is great, the pool is cool, inviting and scrupulously clean (as is the whole hotel). The location is far enough from any noise that the area is completely quiet at night but a short walk to town for all that Surin has to offer, you are better with transport though and ample parking is available with 24 hour security. But the best part of the hotel without a question of a doubt is the staff, they are brilliant, no request was too small, or too big they handled all our needs perfectly. If you come to Surin and don't stay here the loss is yours.

I have stayed at several hotels during my month long series of business trips all over the country and I have to say this hotel ranks the highest from all of them. While it isn't centrally located, it is just a short walk from all the attractions in Surin town. Located just opposite the Surin hospital, you can easily hike a tuktuk to get anywhere if you're not a fan of walking. The hotel houses Big Cheese which serves both local and western cuisines at very affordable rates. The staff is extremely friendly and went out of their way to make our stay comfortable. The hotel also has a well equipped gym, meeting room, spa and a little green sitting area on the terrace. At first I regretted not booking another hotel near the bus terminal, but after the first night I am certain Slive is definitely the better choice and probably the best option for your stay in Surin.

I didn't know Hop-Inn was a chain, but I'm sure glad I came across them as the experience was excellent. The hotel in Surin is right next to the ancient Maneerote Hotel. The latter is in quite run-down appearance, so this only makes the Hop-Inn Hotel stand out in more impressive light. A big, bright blue building and it's huge car park space are what you see first. The reception is a small area with a keypad access door for guests. The reception stocks some snacks and drinks too. If I remember correctly the staff member spoke English to me, but she was always smiling each time I entered and exited the building. The hotel is extremely new; practically the first person to stay in my room. I didn't see, nor hear any other guests during my 3 night stay, but the car park was always full by evening. The 3rd floor rooms were actually still having electrical/masonry work done to them, but I never heard any workmen during my stay. The room itself is well presented, very bright and spacious. The bed was huge, very comfortable and relaxing. The rooms all have a large window infront of your desked tabletop. There is a very modern tv with usb and hdmi inputs available. A number of lights are installed in the room to help determine your mood. The bathroom is spacious with a good power shower and built-in dispensers with shampoo and soap. Air con in the room is excellent, and there is another door which gives access to a very small 'balcony' area. Housekeeping were excellent each day, prompt with tidying the rooms and leaving 2 bottles of water for you each day. 100% I'll be back, but in a quiet town like Surin I wonder how they would ever envisage having even.a 50% capacity booking. Hopefully, they'll let out short-term contract rooms.

This is a really nice hotel. My girlfriend and I had a really enjoyable stay here. Although they speak limited English, the staff were very friendly and helpful, and always tried their best to assist whenever we had questions. Thankfully I speak a little bit of Thai which helped with communication. The room was big and had sufficient facilities. The laundry service was affordable and timely too. The view from the balcony was nice and full of greenery. The hotel restaurant served good food and coffee at an affordable price. There was hot shower which was great since it was raining most of the time I was there. Surin is a wonderful place and our stay at Maneerote Hotel was a memorable one for my girlfriend and me. Will definitely consider staying here again.

It’s a hidden gem in Surin. The garden and the ambiance make this place worth it. Hold your business meeting sitting in the garden around a beautiful wood table. Sit on your veranda with a coffee staring into the nature and listening to the birds. The Roman columns at the corner of the veranda give you the feeling of being on a plantation. Maybe you want a little get away with the one you love. The room with the four poster bed will fulfill that honeymoon feeling here. You wouldn’t believe you are in the city here. I love it! The price, the staff, the Muriel of a flower painted on the wall, it all gives the feeling for the word “boutique”.

We were looking for a good cheap hotel for our 4 night stopover in Surin to see the Elephant Festival. We considered others, but kept on coming back to this hotel, the lack of meals at the hotel is not a problem, as for a westerner, there are excellent meals available at the 214 Diner, 200 meters from the entrance to Robinsons. The hotel is great, looks new, but is in fact 3 years old, well looked after, and everything was perfectly clean and worked. More than enough power points to charge the phones etc, staff do speak limited english, but owners daughter speaks great english. I have no hesitation in recommending, if I visit Surin again, I would definitely stay here.

No accommodation was available in Buriram for MotoGP 2018, so we ended up staying here. It has many rooms, but who knows why it was built where it is! I think we got the last available scooter in Surin, so we were able to get to the track ok (about 50km away). We had a VIP room, it's a good size and has a fridge, a carport, is spotlessly clean, but has no other amenities (kettle, tea/coffee etc). We travel with our own immersion heater, coffee cups, plastic cutlery etc. I don't think the budget rooms have a fridge. There is a shop on site which sells and reheats food; also sells alcohol and bits and pieces. We ended up staying an extra day (5 instead of 4) as all flights were booked out of Buriram. The main thing to watch is that the directions shown for "Phaetra Resort" on Agoda are not accurate. Use Google Maps to select PETRA RESORT! That will get you there.

It is easy to find the hotel there is a big sign on the road directing you down the soi.Carpark is underneath so motorbikes and cars are not subject to weather conditions.Key card lock on door to hotel and nice clean stairs and corridor.The rooms are very large and clean.The bed was a kingsize and very soft.The air conditioner worked well and there were 200 stations on the cable TV but because Surin is very country most of the stations were Thai and to be honest with you I didn't have time or the inclination to sit there and work out which language the stations were in English.Too much to see around town.There is a 7/11 and mini mart around the corner and an Aussie restaurant on the other side of the main road and down a bit.The bus station,bars and restaurant were all in walking distance.The Isaan club was also very lively and enjoyable.Speed disco is just around the corner if thats your thing or if you want to slow it down The Thongtarin Hotel has a very nice beer garden,live soft music and karaoke if you want and very nice and reasonably priced international and Thai food.

surin is a little city.this hotel,locted in the westsouth of surin,is sometime hard to find.i called their front desk when i arrived in surin,the girl cann't speak english...but i find a local drive to confirm the position with her and cost me 60b from the railway staion to the hotel.the boss named boy is very very kind,he and his wife can speak english.he drived me to the restrante suggested by sb in the lp and drive next morning to the bus station,help me to get the ticket to nanrong.i wanna to extend my heartfelt tka again.if i go to surin,i will stay in this hotel again.

If you ask me the name of the city or even the province or District where this hotel is I have no idea. Only booked it for the MotoGP and it was actually in the middle of nowhere. But middle of nowhere in Thailand means people are friendly people are giving and they want to make you happy. Had a beautiful view of Mighty Old River which I love and next time I would love to spend some time just in the area because this is authentic Thailand. The host could speak English and I don't think breakfast was included with my booking but it was given with pleasure. Probably one of my favorite places to stay in Thailand and pretty much one of the cheapest

Gary and Nok both care for there costumers more than I have experienced before, if you show respect and are grateful, you are like a family. Good pool. Mosquitos are as few as there is problems here, none. I normally do not leave reviews, well mostly if am not happy with the service or anything that needs to be lifted for future costumers. Anyhow.. Do not miss out on this place if you are in surin.. An extra 15min ride is worth it.. And the food is cheap and they do fill the plates with enough food for 2 ppl. And the pizza is the best i have had in a LONG time if maybe even the best one.. Quality ingredients and Gary is a master at making it, the oven is his baby! And this is now our nr1 choice when ever close to Surin! My 1 day stay is now at least a 2 week vacation with my wife and her family. Ty Gary and Nok for making everyone feel like family! //Chris and Mai with family

I visited Surin with my partner when we were on our way from Pak Chong to Cambodia. We decided to stay one night there since it was too late to get us to the border before night. The room was clean and comfortable, staff spoke some basic English. Room had clear and comfortable bateriom and balcony. We spend an evening in the neighborhood, has really great massage place just around the corner and also we highly recommend to visit the Hippie bar at the same street - lovely people, friendly owner and live music.

My partner and I headed to Surin for the Elephant Roundup. We found our hotel conveniently nestled within the area close to local food, bus terminals and access to the stadium. Staff were friendly and did all they could to help. It was our first time in Surin so the advice and suggestions from the staff were greatly appreciated. Only downside was that we had trouble accessing wifi within our room. Good value for money overall nonetheless. We will be staying here again the next time we're in Surin.

we needed to spend several days in the surin-buri ram area. we picked the hotel by the rior reviews and selected a deluxe room over superior for the few baht more. it was a very good choice. we had one small issue at the beginning with wifi, not an adequate signal. so within 5 minutes the technicians came and installed another wireless port in the building and all was solved. there were many chairs and desk space for on to use. we were in a very quiet part of the arean even though we were on rt 214 bypass. getting to/from surin was no problem and enjoyed what the city had to offer, bowling! we ordered american breakfasts the 1st day and just eggs, toast, and coffee the 2nd.

this resort was nice to stay at. although for the uninitiated it a bit minimalist. combined shower and toilet with hot water only at the shower. television is only thai and no subtitles even. beatiful surroundings and a fish farm on property was a real seler for me. the fish at the restaurant was very fresh and very well prepared. staff was friendly and very helpfull but had little english skills. as i was with a thai girl this was not a problem for me. what i really appreciated was that most hotel will treat your thai companion as a bargirl as a matter of course. since my fiance' is thai i was worried about this. it was not a problem and she was treated with all due respect. separate bungalows aalso was a real plus.

This lodging is located in the town of Sikhoraphum, which is best known for an old Khmer ruin of the same name. The ruin is a short walk from the resort. Sikhoraphum makes a reasonable alternative to staying in Surin city. Most of what there is to see in Surin is south, not in Surin city, and you can get there as easily from Sikhoraphum too. Prices are lower in Sikhoraphum. Another reviewer noted that this resort has no food, and that is correct. However, you do NOT need transport to go to Surin to eat, because the town has many places to eat, and they are good. If you want to go to Surin city, there is a train stop in Sikhoraphum, and the train goes several times each day. You can also go to Sisaket or any other stop on the train line, which runs from Bangkok to Ubon Ratchathani. The lodging is about 1 mile (1.5 km) from the train station. There is also a bus station at the train station, mostly minivans (rohd TU), which might be faster. A "resort" in Thailand is usually a simple dwelling, more like what we call a "motel" in USA than a "hotel". This resort is mostly concrete. There were no windows in my unit, but that keeps it dark and quiet for sleeping. There is enough light that it is cheerful to be there. Because the sign for this place is written in Thai, it is a little hard to find. It is down a small road off of the main highway, route 226. Take note of the phone number, which is easy to see on the sign: 044560289. You can ask people where it is: "wrong ram jahm jew ree TI nai" and they will help. I walked from train station to hotel with a couple of heavy bags. I was hot and tired when I arrived, but it was doable. Because Sikhoraphum is not much of a foreign traveler town, not many people will speak English. The menu at restaurants will be in Thai. But there are street food places (good and safe) that you can see an point. If you speak some simple thai, it will be easy for you. If not, well, the people are friendly in a small town