Loei Palace Hotel

The hotel was easy to navigate to from the airport. The room was huge. Literaly more than half the floorspace as my house. Pool looked nice but at the end of January it was too cold to go in. Right next to the hotel is a park that a lot of locals use for running, walking and other exercise. Walk over the bridge by the hotel, cross the street and 30 meters to the right is a road dedicated to street food booths. There’s also a brewery there with a good selection of beer on tap. Hotel breakfast was okay. Buffet if there are a lot of customers or if not then a choice of Thai or western breakfast.

The international type of breakfast was very pleasing and had enough basics and variety. For the price. The hotel is definitely deserving the definition of palace by it’s past grandeur and size which when this building was designed in the 1950’s must have been the best of it’s kind and still is, in a Thai provincial setting. The update of bathroom facility in this hotel has been well thought. While the quality wood furniture now adds to its typical period charm. The wel kept swimming pool certainly deserves a dip, not to forget the surrounding park which is worth a peaceful stroll leading to the river nearby.

A proper changing room for the swimming pool could be welcome. Although several showers and toilets are present On the premises.

Buying your breakfast there is only 200 Baht. Cheaper than through the booking company. I had a club sandwich with fries for only 160 baht for a late snack. Big pool and fitness area totally empty except on the weekends when it's full of kids that pay. Front staff lacking in English. Stayed in 0322 which had a door opening to the huge, common balcony. Opposite side of the hotel, the door would not open. Very large, and clean room. Nice bed. got two extra pillows and you only get one per person. Would stay there again. Easy to get around town once you figure the roundabouts out. They also had bicycles for rent.

Nothing other than the staffs lack of English. Good food. Fair prices.

The room was huge and had everything needed. Nice size pool and gym equipment. The hotel was kept immaculate. The staff were great, and I can't thank Ying enough. There was a festival and my taxi was running late, so she took me to the bus station herself to make sure I got home!

No complaints at all.

Excellent pool, hotel is old but spotlessly clean, brilliant staff.large rooms.set in large gardens and close to local park

Hotel is dated,

Our room was spacious and very clean. All facilities worked well. The breakfast for 200 bath was ok. and much better as last year to Covid times. Our impression was, that the staff wants to ensure that the guests have a pleasant stay. The furniture of the hotel is old, but when all works it was ok. for us.

The bed could be some harder, for my wife it was ok.

The sheer size of the property is impressive. The dinner was beautifully prepared and of a high quality. The staff were all friendly and eager to please

It’s an old property and I can imagine how expensive updating will be. Otherwise a very satisfactory stay

A beautiful Art Deco property built in 1950ish. Large rooms everywhere. Lovely pool, empty most of the time. Clean but dated.

Location. 1 km walk to any life in the evening. Although located next to a beautiful park. Fantastic to walk/run in the morning.

Loei Palace offers a big clean room with comfy mattress. Good size bathroom and large shower area. Good to see everything so clean after the floods with swimming pool in good working order. Buffet breakfast gives wide choice of food. Good value for money

Comfortable spacious room, breakfast and dinner available onsite, friendly staff. Manager thoughtfully expedited laundry for me without an extra charge as we only had 1 overnight in the hotel. Using hotel bikes to explore the surrounding area was lovely!

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