We had a little trouble finding the hotel, when we arrived at the train station as we didn't know that "soi" means something like "side road" or "ally". Check in was a little disappointing - we waited almost an hour in the reception, and it seemed like the staff didn't really have everything under control when many people gathered in the reception at the same time. The hotel is used by many people (including us) as "base camp" before and after trekking and it was a little chaotic getting our bags from the cloak room when returning. Everything is just a tuk-tuk ride (50 Bath) away and the food in the restaurant is good.
TIP: If you need to go somewhere remember that the tuk-tuk driver not necessarily know the street name in English (Latin alphabet) (not even when you show it to him on a map). We made a habit of finding the street name in question spelled in Thai on the internet before leaving the hotel and simply took a photo (yes, very low-tech) of the name to show to the driver...and everything just went much more smoothly...