"We have stayed here several times over the past twelve years and I've given it at least a couple of 5* reviews. This time, reluctantly, it's a little less. Why? It's still a lovely relaxing place to stay, with interesting modern-but-traditional architecture in a beautiful setting. I think many of the visitors don't bother to leave the resort to go walking around the fields, but they should; an old Thailand is very close at hand. The gardens are well-maintained and the gardeners are delightfully shy yet friendly. However, the service seems to get more perfunctory as you go up the pecking-order, to the point of being uninterested. The restaurant was our main problem. One night I ordered squid and they were perfectly cooked, fresh, lightly fried, perfectly spiced. The next I couldn't wait to order them again; they were greasy, tough and tasteless. Different chefs obviously. But every day the breakfasts were really mediocre. This was the low season, but that's an opportunity that a resort can take to cook an order individually, instead of a buffet with pseudo-juice, cold eggs, cheap sausages and stale bread; or, on the Thai side, really, really bad khao tom. None of this will prevent us from returning; I just hope things will have improved."

"This small, five-story, 20-room hotel is located at the northern end of the Sawankhalok urbanization zone, roughly halfway along National Highway 101, which connects Sukhothai, a UNESCO World Heritage Site from the Sukhothai Kingdom, with Si Satchanai. The building, a traditional tenement house remodeled into a modern resort hotel, lacks in overall space and formality, but more than makes up for it with its sophisticated, traditional Thai-inspired décor. In particular, Song Horok pottery, famous in Japan during the Muromachi period, is displayed throughout the hotel's common areas and guest rooms, a unique touch you won't find in other business-like hotels. The hotel also features lavish traditional Thai wooden furniture, and the high quality of everything from bedding and curtains to lighting fixtures is striking. A beautiful garden behind the hotel truly embodies the hotel's boutique-style atmosphere."

"Convenient to travel, located in the airport, the room is not too big or too small, good."

"Good place to stay overnight for those travellers on the road going up to the northern provinces of Thailand, especially around the Sukothai area. Simple free breakfast is given. Big space for parking is available."

"I highly recommend this hotel. The room reeked of bleach or something else, and the smell didn't go away until the morning. The air conditioning was incredibly loud. The towels felt unwashed, and I bet the bedding, too. The hotel is located next to the highway, and the windows don't close properly, making it impossible to sleep in the early hours. The receptionist checked us in quickly and helped us with parking. If possible, choose another place."