Search Hotels Near San Phra Suea Mueang, Nakhon Si Thammarat

"The staff was kind and nice but the sound proof of room was awful. I could hear next door talking even if they were not super loud. Range of breakfast was not impressive either. Air conditioning was not working properly, I set the room temperature at 25 and it was super cold, but turning it off was too warm."

"Very large room with a two seater sofa stuffed against the wall no coffee table very average for the price would not recommend . The breakfast was the most enjoyable moment the food was very nice . The room was clean and housekeeping were very good."

"Booked a deluxe room and got put into a standard room, corrected the following morning and refund issues. Room did not have a proper functioning key lock. Technical simply showed a push and pull solution that did not always work. Rooms are getting very dated, many holes, cracked cement and no bar soap for the sink in either room. WI-FI was intermittent at best and nonexistent most of the day. Location is ok and the price is inexpensive BUT not very comfortable. Bed was so so and in need of an upgrade. Why more hotels are not converting to foam mattresses is beyond me. "

"A stylish and excellent little hotel on a quiet street. Has all the amenities you might want including a balcony, mine had a nice forest view, for an extremely reasonable price."

"The Twin Lotus is a large hotel catering to conferences and weddings. It is located very far from the central part of town so inconvenient if you want to explore Nakhon Si Thammarat. Given it is such a large hotel, I was surprised by the quality of the food which we had for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The quality was very mixed, the dishes were mediocre and most surprising was that the local Thai dishes were terrible and served usually lukewarm during the buffets. The service and staff were very bad, untrained for a hotel of this class and for this price. We had to repeatedly call for basic wait service at the restaurant and bar area. Keep in mind that the majority of staff do not speak English so you should be prepared to use a translation app to communicate."