在泰國難府旅行時尋找一家經濟型酒店。 HOP INN 酒店是泰國最便宜的酒店,可以滿足您計劃預算旅行的夢想。
HOP INN酒店位於泰國各省的中心地帶,提供物美價廉的標準客房,無論是舒適的床鋪、免費高速上網服務、充足的停車位,都適合您在泰國出差或度假。
匿匿名用戶2023.02.12
霍普酒店南(Hop Inn Nan)是一家剛剛開業不到一年的酒店,一切仍然新鮮,乾淨,氣味很乾淨,牀墊很柔軟。有2張雙人牀可供選擇,物有所值,價格750泰銖,非常強大的wifi,靠近旅遊景點的停車場。酒店門前有一家著名的餐廳。餐廳,Huen Hang Tor咖啡店,地理位置非常好,酒店不像其他省份那樣棕色。它非常適合南城。
เราพักที่นี่หนึ่งคืน, ก่อนเดินทางไปยังสนามบิน, สถานที่ตั้งค่อนข้างใกล้, 10 นาที dengan taxi1kamar ok buat satu malam, tidak too big but lengkap dengan ตู้เย็น, tv, airco, bath water2 comfortable bed3tidakada lift,Jika banyak bagasi lebih bagus minta kamar di lantai bawah (jumlah tiga lantai di sini)1di areal resepsi ada free coffee
Scene Private hostel is located near canter of Nan. It is only 700 meters from Nan Hospital, 1 km from Nan Airport and 2.7 km from Nan's famous Walking Street. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout each room. The room has air conditioning. With a smart TV. There is a private bathroom with shower. And guests can enjoy city views from their rooms. And you can see the full view of Nan city from the rooftop of the accommodation.
Staff at the office zone can provide convenience in providing travel advice for guests and free contact services to various types of car rental shops, as well as other services such as luggage storage. and daily maid service
Scene Private hostel is 50 meters from Phra Net Market, 2 km from Nan Night Market and 2.7 km from Wat Phumin. It take few minutes for walking to various restaurants and bars serving both Thai and international dishes.
對於想要捕捉南城市風采的旅客來説,洛哈伊之家酒店是一個理想的選擇。從酒店很方便到達南府機場,僅有3km距離。包括Wat Sri Panthon、Wat Chom Sawan和Wat Hua Khuang都在短距離內,入住酒店的旅客在該地區遊覽會很方便。酒店鄰近多個熱門旅遊景點,包括Ban Nong Bua、Nan Noble House和Baan Phra Koed Community Museum,旅客可以將行程安排的更加緊湊。客房內的所有設施都是經過精心的考慮和安排,包括空調和衣櫃/衣櫥,滿足您入住需求的同時又能增添家的温馨感。服務人員會提前為您準備好電熱水壺和瓶裝水,以滿足您的飲水需求。倘若您在忙碌的一天後想在自己的客房內放鬆,提供拖鞋和吹風機的客房浴室是不錯的選擇。旅客可以在閑暇時間去酒店的休閑區,提升健康幸福感。外國旅客可以通過多國語言工作人員瞭解當地風土人情的相關訊息。
Would i stay again? Absolutely!
Pros
Bicycle provided to enjoy the nearby rice fields, local country lanes - you can even ride into town to enjoy the river, museums, restaurants and many temples. I really enjoyed a few hours out on the bicycle, even though it was old and rusty.
The food menu is good, lots of seafood options but other options too, from western to local. The food is high quality, although the ribs maybe had too much overpowering layers of flavours. The restaurant is a very chill vibe, high quality furniture and decoration but with reasonable prices. Loads of drink options, from cocktails to beer, a huge selection of wines etc. Very impressive bar.
No toothbrush/toothpaste but good quality gels, shampoo, lotion provided.
If you don't pay extra for breakfast, complimentary toast with some homemade jams and a coffee are still provided.
The resort organised motorbike rental (its always best to go through the resort/hotel in Thailand). 450 a day which is probably the most I've paid, however I thoroughly enjoyed a couple of days touring the local area, travelling south to Sao Din Na Noi and in the north, Doi Phu Kha National Park. Incredible trip, stunning scenery. Highly recommended.
The owners are always there if you need them, either to have a chat or answer questions. Staff were very friendly with good English.
Someone said in a review that the rooms were old with dim lights - this is completely untrue. The rooms are beautifully decorated in traditional Thai style but at the same time feel new. The balcony of some rooms have stunning rice field and mountain views but if you don't have that, walk a few metres to the fields with lots of seating to enjoy the views.
The gardens around the rooms are well taken care of.
Trips can be booked through the hotel.
Bottled water provided in room (complimentary) with a well-stocked mini bar if you want extra drinks or snacks (charged but no price list seemed to be there).
Cons
There is no safe for passport, cash etc in room
No kettle in room even though coffee, sugar was there 😅 but if you pay to upgrade or booked the mountain view room, there will be a coffee machine
There is no mosquito repellant by pool, in the restaurant or in rooms - possibly because they are usually burning or flammable liquid which wouldn't go well with a resort made entirely of wood! Some electric options maybe?
Can hear motorbikes/cars occasionally on the nearby road and almost a constant sound carried across the rice fields from the distant main road. However, this is Thailand and i'm not sure this can be avoided, anywhere.
As with most hotels, the light switch situation is unnecessarily overcomplicated.
The restaurant charges for ice buckets and bottled water is almost poured without specifically asking, and is charged.