Phrom Phiram hotels from HK$54

"Very helpful stuff. Breakfast was very good. We had to check out early and they offered a box breakfast to take with us before 6:30 am. That boxed breakfast was one of the best we ever had in any place."

"Great room for the price, but lacks eateries within walking distance "

"We had a great stay at Sukhothai Garden Hotel in Old Town. Check-in and check-out were quick and easy, and everything was very clean. The rooms are small, but perfectly fine for a short stay when you’re mostly out exploring. The bathroom is an all-in-one situation — toilet, shower, and sink share the same space — so after a shower, everything is wet. It didn’t bother us, but more pampered travelers might need a moment to adjust. On the plus side, the shower had excellent water pressure. Breakfast was a wonderful surprise. There were several hot dishes (eggs, rice, curry, meats, soups), plus coffee, tea, cereal, toast, sweets, and fresh fruit. A really strong start to the day. The grounds are compact but pleasant, and the free bikes were a huge bonus for exploring the nearby historical park. Only real downside: the bed is extremely firm. Not a deal breaker, but it might as well have been a very enthusiastic box spring. For the price and amazing location, it was absolutely worth it. 8/10 — we’d stay again."

"Very nice for 20 usd a night, very clean. "

"Great staff great Old Style Thai hotel great breakfast"

"Quiet"

"The hotel has its shabby chic charm, obviously maintained, quiet, peaceful and comfortable, however pubic hair from a previous guest in my room’s bathroom was a bit disappointing, as the house cleaning staff seemed very keen. Also checking out was a bit awkward and laborious, owing to suspicious front house staff insisting on a room inspection, probably checking to make sure I haven’t pinched the pubic hair "

"Nice place to stay! I wasn’t a big fan of the wheels on the beds. The breaks didn’t work and my bed moved around. At night there are lots of cockroaches on the streets near the hotel. Staff was very nice but very few speak English. I arrived late at night and had trouble getting my room as there was no one at the front desk and I couldn’t talk to the person on the phone since they only spoke Thai."

"so, a big part of this is my own fault, but they do advertise a 24 hour convenience desk, which is not true. I came in at one in the morning because the bus dropped me off, I had to walk 20 minutes to get to the hotel from the station, and when I got there, nobody was at the helpdesk. There were two little boys sleeping behind the helpdesk, but they didn’t stir to a flashlight in their faces. I had to check myself in, grab my own key, make my own bed, and clean up a little bit. There was no soap in the bathroom, it was difficult to get the AC running, and there wasn’t even a light in the bathroom. Overall, I feel like I got scammed out of my money. "