Hotel looked quite old, but room was good as well as bathroom. There is no musty smell from room, carpet, or wall paper as my imagination. Room was spacious stuffed in with old furnitures. No minibar, and empty refrigerator. Only 2 bottles of free water inside. Bed was clean, and not hard. Bathroom was also clean, but water ran quite... More

In short: This is neither a "grand" hotel nor a "leading hotel of the world" by international or Bangkok standards, but nobody would really expect that. It's a city hotel which often caters for tour groups and also regularly seems to hold local conventions. I've found no major faullts of any kind during several stays, which is already quite remarkable... More

this modern 4 star hotel is easily reached by tuk tuk from the city bus station (coming from savan,lao by express border bus) for 40 bart.the first thing that impresses you when you walk through the main doors is the pride all the staff take in their hotel.reception is quick and flawless,including travellers cheque exchange-more about that later-minutes later i... More

having taken notice of the only other review for this hotel (probably the best hotel in town) i decided to stay for the one night i was in mukdahan. to keep this short and sweet this hotel is old and overpriced for a town such as this. there are newer hotels at half the price around town. i paid 1000... More

The Mukdahan Grand Hotel is probably the best hotel in town. Just don't expect too much of it. The rooms are spacious and look really nice. You can also hear your neighbours very well. The walls are thin! Some of the staff speaks English. So you have to be lucky. Breakfast was as expected: nothing special. The usual toast, rice,... More