At Pingnakorn Hotel

Our family of three stayed in a king-sized room.

The hotel is situated at the end of an alley near Nimman Road. Accessing the main street on foot was quite inconvenient. It's an older, rather dated property.

All the facilities were quite old, particularly the elevator. It was positioned halfway between floors, so upon check-in, we had to lug our baggage up half a flight of stairs to reach it. Then, to get to our room, we had to go down another half-flight of stairs after exiting. The elevator was also painfully slow.

We checked in around 3 PM. The corridor outside our room was dimly lit, and several old, discarded stools and tables were left in the middle, creating a somewhat eerie atmosphere.

Regarding the room facilities: There were wall lamps on either side of the bed. One was intact, but the other was broken. This posed a significant safety hazard, especially with a child, as there was a high risk of cuts from the exposed glass.
The hotel's room maintenance and management clearly need improvement.

The air conditioning unit was positioned to blow directly onto the bed, which was an inconvenient and uncomfortable layout.

We booked for two nights, with breakfast included for one day. While breakfast was undeniably the hotel's strongest point, overall, I deeply regretted booking for two days. I will certainly not be staying here again on future visits.