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Chanthaburi hotel review. Beverages in the restaurant were very slow being delivered. We sat around for for a long time before drinks arrived. Service in the wine bar was good one night and very slow to next. We did get an excellent bottle of Cabernet for about 1300 baht (with our 10% discount coupon). Ordering a plain cheese with fresh tomatoes and basil pizza was painful. The pizza was good for a thin crust (which I like). Bruschetta tasted sweet (probably from sweet mayo). Breakfast was good, but many of the items were out and it seemed to take a while to refill. Good coffee. Room was nice, bathroom was nice. Bed was comfortable. Our room had a microwave, hot pot for water, a medium sized refrigerator, small sink, and plates, bowls, and eating utensils. A few more English stations on the TV would be nice. Overall it was a very nice hotel and we would stay here again, but it is not somewhere I would come to eat, but it is OK if you don’t want to venture out.

The positives: good location (anywhere in Chanthaburi you need a car anyway), quite area with a lot of green around, relatively new premises, modern, pool is nice. the not-so-positives: most rooms don't overlook the river (which is the best feature around), the breakfast is a joke, the hotel has no real flair. It seems someone had too much money and wanted to invest it quickly, so... let's build a hotel somewhere. It lacks atmosphere and soul, it's just rooms, a pool, a breakfast/dining room, that happen to be in a nice spot. It's not nice of me to write that, but just 1.5km away is a hotel (D V..) that has everything in a similar price range.

Pros. ✔ Neat & clean ✔ Friendly attentive staff ✔ Recent opened ✔ Quiet surrounding ✔ Reasonable pricing ✔ Spacious balcony for each room Cons. ▼ Quiet a distance from town need self-drive ▼ Small beds in twin basis ▼ Limited TV channels ▼ Basic amenities Wrap up: Pimdara is a friendly warm little new hotel in Chanthaburi,. Just adjacent to Rajabhaphat University. I would be loved to back again.

The Kasemsarn is located near the centre of Chanthaburi, very close to the river and a few minutes walk to the town market. The hotel is a modern Thai style hotel with some boutique styling, and the service was helpful and pleasant. Breakfast, a restaurant and a coffee shop are available at the hotel, though it is located only a 2 minute walk from the riverside where there are a number of restaurants, coffee shops and bars easily available. The gem market for which Chanthaburi is famous is about a 5-10 minute walk away. The room was a good size and well maintained and clean, though the bathroom was very small.

If you need to "get out of the city"; this is a very appropriate place. Quiet and very relaxing. But you really need to come with your own car as there is no nearby places to eat that are walking distance (nearest is a very nice old Thai style restaurant that is about 800 m walk). But the staff were really very kind and helpful (super excellent) as they were the the ones who drove us nightly near the Cathedral, which during the time of our stay, was having a food fair in celebration of Christmas. We suggested to the hotel that they should at least have an in-house tuktuk; like the hotels in Chiang Mai and other tourist-popular provinces. Chantaburi does not have much foreign tourists, ONE reason why we LIKE it!

Another trip to Chanthaburi, another night at KP Grand... Within walking distance to Robinson Shopping Center, local market, taxi stand, gem trade, restaurants. Accross the road there is a 7/11. The hotel is as relaxed as Chanthaburi city, no pushy vendors or scams here. Would you believe that several times vendors refused the tip I wanted to give??? And almost no farangs here... Unfortunately, Chanthaburi does not have much to offer to tourists. But the city (and KP) is an excellent place to relax for a day, perhaps as a stopover between Kampuchea and BKK. And of course it is Thailands best place to buy gems.

Came in to Chanthaburi for a very quick one night (24hrs) to meet some local friends. The only hotel I know that suits me is Tamajun Hotel. Same glorious view of the Chanthaburi river with the entire stretch of the Chanthaburi waterfront community at my doorstep. Wake up in the morning to have fresh hot breakfast from the many stalls selling local handmade, homemade delights. Sweets, treats or the whole meal. At night, whet your appetite as you walk past Steak In Time with fresh and hot BBQ chicken, pork or beef. If you prefer Thai food, many options are available from traditional to fusion. Coffee is best had at CAP. The baristas there will glady help you make your choice with the many blends and flavours available. At Tamajun, wine and dine the night away with a band that entertains with live music, music any way you want as they take requests if you rather hear a song you like. The main market is within walking distance and if you are coming to/fro the Chanthaburi bus station (from Bangkok, or Suvarnabhumi), your walk is approx 15-20mins. Stay for a night, or longer at Tamajun. Be greeted and served by very willing and friendly staff who do their very best to make your stay most memorable.

very value for money at this price range (about 500-600 baht). similar quality hotels in the area would probably be 40-80% more. New and clean, with fresh and thick towels, clean sheets, big pillows, good wifi, strong water pressure in shower. All you need really for a night's stay. no breakfast provided but they provide free hot water, coffee, chocolate, instant cup noodles and porridge in the lobby. Bed is a little hard, but nothing too negative. Must have own transport, slightly out of the city centre, but lesser to drive when going out of the city to explore. They only allow (paid) extension of 1 & 2 hours for check out, no half day. Any more and will be considered a full day's payment. Which is a pity to me as all we wanted was a shower as we left chanthaburi in the evening. Just a note. Will surely stay here again if in the area.

This hotel is perfectly situated in middle of the old city along the river. Great shops and restaurants are everywhere, only a few minutes walking distance away. You can even walk to Robinsons in 20 minutes, and there's an awesome market right next door. We felt safe in the area even walking late at night. The town shuts down early compared to other places we've been. The room was nice enough and fairly clean. The bed was rather hard and not great for sleeping. The shower drain in the bathroom was sloooow and you'd be standing in a puddle in a short time. Nothing majorly wrong. The staff was absent about half the time, which was fine since we didn't really need anything and we didn't ask anyone to clean the room. Fresh towels and sheets are available on the second floor if you want to grab them yourself. Entry at all hours wasn't a problem. There's a nice deck in the back, where we'd enjoy a beer late at night. Bring bug spray.

It scared me at first sight, but it was great. It's on a quiet little street in the middle of nowhere, but only 2 or 3 km from the bus station and the older part of the city. Totally nothing fancy, no fridge in the room, but everything works and it's clean and friendly. The desk guy allowed a few bicycle tourists to park their bicycles in the lobby so he could keep an eye on them overnight. That's really nice, but it also gives you an idea of how fancy the lobby is. Definitely not for hi-so princesses.

The Chanthanee hotel is a fairly large hotel, and it is reasonably priced. It lacks some of the facilities that I would like to see in a hotel, but there are compensations. While there is no restaurant or coffee shop that is a part of the hotel, there are local restaurants [no western food] close to the hotel. There is a mini-mart and a hairdresser/beauty salon adjacent to the lobby. While there are washing machines in another room adjacent to the lobby, there is also a laundry across the soi from the car-park. While not essential, it is very helpful if you understand Thai if you stay at this hotel. While not close to shops, there is a motor-cycle taxi point on the mail road outside the hotel, and you can use these services to get to and from shops and the city centre. Would I stay there again? Maybe, but I would look for other options first. It's not a bad place to stay, but it's not great.

easter hotel is a quite nice hotel. it is a little bit older but everything is okay and the rooms are comfortable furnished and clean. i fel that it is a fair price offer for that hotel. direct in front of the hotel is a big park with a lake in the middle so it is easy to go for a relaxing walk during the day or in the evening. the walking distance to the city and the food nightmarket is about 15 min., but also directly behind the hotel you will find a smaller food nightmarket with some delicious small restaurants.

If you want just a room for one night or longer then this hotel will suit very well at a very reasonable price. The rooms are clean and of a very good size with both a bedroom and sitting area but there are at present no restaurant facilities apart from coffee/tea. In addition you also need to have your own transport as it is not in the center of Chanthaburi and there are only one or two restaurants close by (which we did not try). We used it for a one night stop over while visiting Khao Khitchakut for which it was excellent - also has some very helpful and friendly staff.