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This is an older style hotel (80’s) but has good comfy beds and pillows. Rooms are good size but alrhough dated still functions well. Ask for a room away from the lift or else you will hear it constantly dinging. There is a great restaurant called ‘ new york steakhouse’ a short walk away owned by a german guy and does lovely steak and big pork chops at a good price. Pool area is run down with no beds ( and had swimming lessons for local kids). Not much to do in Uttaradit town but ok as a stop off for 1 night only. The staff were very friendly in the hotel and the tall guy who shows you to your room is very helpful

This is a BIG hotel in downtown Uttaradit. Check in was a breeze, the reception staff were very organised and friendly. The hotel is spread over 7 floors with one set of lifts to access 1 to 5 then a walk across to another set for 6 and 7. This is brilliant planning because you get to see the restaurant and coffee lobby area which invites you to stay in for dinner. The room was large, clean and comfortable although all a bit dated. It afforded a great view over the town and to the West. The air conditioning was the central kind so quiet and effective. The bathroom was good and includes a bathtub. The room at about 450 baht for a Standard double/twin is very good value. Clearly where the profit margin gets a boost is in the 5th floor area where there's a large restaurant area which was ok food-wise but not cheap. They did, however, have live music with a couple of good female vocalists. Breakfast was included, it's Rice soup toast and coffee which is ok. All in all for the price it's hard to fault. If you're on a strict budget venture out for dinner! We will certainly be back!

Ok, it's another place which seems to cater to long term stayers but does travellers to fill rooms. The only downside here is that the staff really have little interest in customer service. That said the hotel itself is almost new and quite beautifully finished and decorated. The rooms are BIG, comfortable and clean. It's a little out of town so best if you're independently mobile. And it's very quiet, at least until early morning when the temple next door cranks up the loudspeakers. If you've spent any time in Thailand you'll be used to that anyway. The criteria that matters, of course, is 'would I stay here again?' Yes. At the price it's great value.

The owners are 2 retired teachers and they were very friendly. They even had me joined their family dinners (for free) on the 2 nights I stayed there. It was fun hearing about local stories shared by the owners. Bicycles are available for borrow free of charge. Even if you don't bike, you can walk to Laplae town center (a bit of an exercise). If you call them earlier to your stay, they can arrange to pick you up. They also gave me a ride for free on my check-out day. There is no public transport from train station. One way local taxi costed me 150 THB.