Chanatep S
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It was a pleasant 2-night stay during a weekdays visit to Phitsanulok. I had a room on the highest floor and farthest from elevators possible as requested--bonus points to the hotel! Phitsanulok on weekdays is quite a small and lonely town, so by the same token, the vibe when staying at a local upscale hotel was like a quiet rest and retreat to me. As it is in a prime location of the city--within a mile from the train station where vibrant shops and restaurants are--I enjoyed strolling along the vicinity to see if there were some nice local places to eat in, and, to my surprise, there were a lot!||Back to the hotel. The room was clean, the air conditioner was so powerful that, even if you adjusted the temperature, it wouldn't rise up practically and physically. However, I loved the bathroom and its layout; the shower floor on a slope was a cool idea to help drainage. The bathroom amenities were also nice--those green shower gel and orange-brownish shampoo tubes you've probably seen elsewhere in hotels of this category. The water pressure was OK, but not that hot. ||Breakfast wasn't that satisfactory, as there were only few choices of Thai side dishes along with an egg-station and bakery. I didn't find it painful though because, as mentioned above, the Phitsanulok city has cheap and good food waiting out there.||Staff are also nice and friendly. By the accent I realized that many of them are from neighboring land, but they did effectively communicate with familiar and professional manners. Nice jobs!||Overall, it was a really good stay. The only drawback was just the breakfast. Chances are it may come full-fledged in weekends or when in high occupancy.