Read the reviews and agree that this Hotel needs a Facelift.
Spent 2 nights here while visiting Friends, who took us to see the sights and Temples.
More geared towards the business traveler; had a bankers seminar on while we where there.
Clean and tidy but (photo included) some bubbling on the paintwork under the window.
The pool is definitely smaller than portrayed in the brochure.
The staff needed a little kick start; .........they all looked tired.

We were quite happy to find a shuttle service of the hotel as we arrived in the evening. The room however needed renovation as it appeared old. As the price is higher than hotels in Ubon Ratchathani, I would indeed expect more than what I got. The big treat: the hotel is located near a recommendable spa.

To say that this hotel rated 5* is really an overstatement. I would think that a 3* might be more applicable.or even less.

The suite was fine and of a good standard, no problem there, except that the telephones did not work, water was lacking during the first day and breakfasts were geared to Asians, Japanese, Thais and Chinese than to Europeans. Only sausages and eggs for the Euros and Aussies. The cooker in the restaurant was a normal gas cooker with four burners reversed so that the gas bottle was clearly seen.

At the time of our visit, the internet was not working when I wished to use it.

The "pool" was NOT as shown in their brochure and was a complete disappointment and which my wife and I did not use. No loungers, no towels and no pool services were provided .

We had booked for 11, yes eleven nights, but left after 5 nights.

I WOULD NO RECOMMEND THIS HOTEL TO ANYONE.

This hotel is OK in many ways, but certainly not 5 stars, as it stated. It was 3 stars. The hotel was clean, the room large but very average and the bathroom was pretty basic. Still, this hotel is trying to appeal to the international traveler and can only be going in the right direction. Nice lobby.