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"Good "

"The site overlooks the 'Two-colour' river junction, very picturesque and tranquil. Good grounds and pool. The room was terrific, well appointed and immaculate although a little expensive. The restaurant was pricey and not equal to the cost. Overall a good experience, will stay again. "

"There is a lounge singer and kareoke every night 6 to 8 pm. It seems that local people come for dinner a kareoke. Staff dint speak too much English but friendly and helpful. They have free " mini bar", which is great but of course it is all non alcoholic beverages. Soy milk ice tea. Hot breakfast is great and substantial. Most most days we just ate breafast and evening meal with just a few nuts during the day "

"Wonderful stay at the Crystal Hotel-everything perfect with staff going out of their way to help you! As Arnie says "I'll be back!""

"Not far to walk and check out the sights "

"We stayed one night at The Outside Inn before we flew to Chiang Mai and we were very happy with our experience. We would definitely stay here again. "

"Clean and neat"

"Lot around hotel and good breakfast. Quiet with few guests.would like a gym"

"So old, feels like it’s going out of business. Dining and bar facilities are more like an abandoned banquet hall, there’s no pool unlike the photos, I paid to upgrade my room and the door doesn’t even close properly, there’s a huge gap between the door and top of the door frame. There’s 2 air conditioners in the room and they insisted on turning off the good one after my first night. Had to get into a huge argument to get them to turn it back on. Terrible hotel."

"This hotel is a fraud. I booked a room on July 12...showed up on the 27th, they took my Passport photo and personal info, then said they didn't have a room for me. Wouldn't give me a refund because they said they didn't receive any money. I was charged for the stay even though I didn't stay. It is a clever little scam they got going on at this hotel. They target foreigners. I filed a claim with my credit card agency and will report the fraud to Hotels.com."