Name: Lopburi Inn
Address: 28/9 Naraimaharat Road, Lop Buri, Lop Buri, Lop Buri, 15000, Thailand
Rating: 5

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Our room wasn’t clean and the door opened into the hallway….easy to break in and remove the chain. There was no way to barricade yourself in!! The bar next door was so loud. Live music and people talking loud until 5:30 am. It was miserable. The beds were hard but not terrible. There was rodent feces on surfaces. The air conditioning worked and there was a fridge. They did provide one bottle of water per day.

4 out of 5 might be generous… but if you’re going off ‘you get what you pay for’ the place was exactly that. 

400 Baht for the night ($12) 

PROS:
-Wi-Fi worked.
-Had new aircon and TV in the room with mini fridge. 
-Staff was good. 
-Parking was easy. 
-Location was nearby the attractions we came to see. 

CONS: 
-Everything is OLD and poorly maintained, which overall gives it a little dingy & dirty feel, even for being clean. 
-Room faces the street on busy road and can hear everything, because the windows are poorly insulated. 

All part of staying in an old Essan town like Lopburi and for the price, how can I complain about that? 

The Olympic swim center is also across the street, but closed during our visit Feb 16th 2022.

You Get What You Pay For

I have had two extended stays at this hotel. My first in 2017, my most recent this past June/July (2019). In 2017, it was still pretty rough, but better than 2019.  At least the first time the restaurant downstairs was still open for dinner. This was helpful as there are really no close-by food options. Now, the restaurant is only open for breakfast. The rooms are fairly small and very shabby/dated.  Although they are dated, bugs and other pests do not seem to be much of an issue. There are large birds that congregate on the ledges outside and make quite a bit of noise in the mornings. Important to note: this is NOT Bangkok, so the level of English speaking you might be used to is not going to be present here. While levels of English vary among the staff, they are still kind and will do their best to help you. I have never had an unpleasant experience with any of the staff members here. Top up the data package on your cellphone before arriving here as the internet is absolutely terrible. Was terrible in 2017 and terrible again in 2019. There are some random spots where you can connect, like near the elevators or on the first floor, but you can basically kiss a comfortable connection in your room goodbye.

You're not in Bangkok anymore...

we stayed here for 3 months never have problem. Everyone nice to us and price are good.The owner he is very nice,the room fair ,breakfast are good.Close to town,temple,and more!! This is not Bangkok or where big tourist area so do not expect anythings fancy, if you like someplace to be country,not too busy this is the place for you.Anyway you can go to see old temple in Lopburi history,Monkey temple and more.The hotel room are old but ok with the price and they are good breakfast.We never have problem to stayed here.

Never have problem here.

Not fully proffesionally

Nice place to spend a few days... small rooms with few amenities but just across from "Big C" and in the the center part of the city.  Monkey Temple and a couple other points of interest close bye.  I used this place as a base while I visited Ayutthia and Sara Buri temples.

Good Deal in Lop Buri

Do not stay here. Very shabby and needs a lot of money spent on it and customer service training for staff.I wasn't expecting too much, but it is worse than I imagined. No restaurant for dinner and nowhere to eat close by.

Shabby and deeply disappointing

... but it needs a second or two to adjust ...

Recommended by a friend living in the town, with the hint the hotel to be alright but dated, I read through TA comments and decided to book a suite (#525). Comments were somewhat mixed and I thought: Well, why not invest around 40 Euro a night (incl. breakfast) for that, let´s check the suites conditions.

If you arrive by car and manage to find a slot in front of the entry - great! If you have to drive around and park on site next to the backdoor - good! If you have to leave your car on a parking down the side road, but in walking distance to the hotel - you might feel uncomfortable with the stray dogs in the road. But they seem to be friendly and don´t get close  ...

Upon entering the lobby it looks not all too welcoming and somehow under construction. And the reception desl looked like .. well, I am lacking a comparison. But one could identify one with a friendly receptionist. Who had to find and get our booking as confirmed payed for a while. Not sure he found it, or the queue building up made him hand out our key. But we were led upstairs.

Arriving on our floor, first thing I saw was pretty old fashioned chairs in kind of floor lobby. But in well shape  - for the design lovers as well as those who want to see properly maintained furniture. Clearly dated, but not worn. The walls must have received some fresh, white paint and the well lit floor makes you forget there is only windows on the opposite ends of the floor.

Entering our suite, the impression "dated, but not worn" turned strong. Dark wood furniture meeting flatscreen, historic lights, bathroom looking re-furbished. But all felt clean and well maintained. Just dated. Definitely not for somehow who is into standard business or latest "light" and basic places with shiny colours, having the bathrom integrated into the bedroom etc. . Ah, yes ... "Suite" does not mean two rooms, but one large(r) one. With everythng you need. Comfortable bed, aircon, chairs, table, workdesk, WifI etc.

Breakfast: Not a vast choice, but the (primarily Asian) breakfast was pretty tasty and yummy.

Facilities: The hotel restaurant ("Panorn", Restaurant & Winebar) is only open for breakfast. It is closed for dinner and as a result there is no room service. There is plenty of new looking tanks behind the bar that we were told are awaiting being used by the new brewer to brew beer. Not in use yet, it wil take a while until one will get micro brewery beer there. But if they start soon - that should allow for a geat NYE party! 

Surrounding: No shops, no food, no 7/11 (Drinks are on offer at fridges in the hotel lobby).

Would I visit again? Yes, I would.

Appealing ...

Strange town planning here. Took a hotel 'near' train station which is 4-5 km away. Arrived at hotel and met by confusion and suspicion. I showed a screen dump from my booking. The guy at the reception looked miserable, went away to start a computer, took forever and returned only to show me the way to a sofa and to sit down. All in all after 25 minutes he wanted me to call to hotels.com and ask about the booking. hen he wanted me to start my app to show the booking. Their WIFI didn't work so I couldn't. Instead I used their computer to view the booking at hotels.com. I switched language to Thai, and o la la. There the booking was. 

Then he asked multiple times: Breakfast include!? Breakfast include?! It was clearly on the booking so after hesitation he gave me a breakfast coupon.Then he took a copy of the passport and reluctantly gave me the key. 

I went to shower since I was hot after walking 5 km with luggage. I heard a knock on the door, and there he was!

- What is your name, what is your name?

The dude had copied the wrong page of the passport and needed the passport again. Yikes!

WIFI is very unreliable here, practically non usable. 

Hotel is next to a major road and to a construction site (December 2017) so don't expect it to be quiet. 

Nothing positive? 
Well it was a comfy bed and it was nice to check out. This time with a girl in the reception. She did alrite.

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