Phitsanulok Hotels with Wifi

"Hotel is new, comfortable beds, cafe with a wide choice of Thai and European food, breakfast was very good, staff very friendly, location is good and just a short walk from central shopping centre, we only stayed one night as travelling back to Rayong"

"The room is really great. But I think it would be better if they improve the cleanliness of the towels. The location of the hotel is really good too because it’s near the electric vehicle station. The service is really great. I find some struggle in the middle of the night with the electric currents dropped so the electricity doesn’t worked properly. Anything else is fine. I would love to stay here if I’m in Phitsanulok again😇"

"This hotel is exquisitely designed and built. The decor and architecture perfectly blend together to tell the story of Phitsanulok. Phitsanulok, the city of King Naresuan, a northern frontier and a city of brave warriors. The hotel's style is inspired by traditional Thai warrior camps, complete with a replica cannon. Inside, on the upper floor, there's even a small museum showcasing ancient weapons, antique arms, and Lanna and Ayutthayan warrior attire. You can also rent traditional Thai costumes for photos! The atmosphere throughout the hotel, the restaurant, the swimming pool, and the Khanom Jeen Kam Poo (crab curry noodles) restaurant within the hotel, all offer great taste. The rooms have a lovely Thai ambiance blended with contemporary touches. The bed is soft and comfortable, and the bathroom and bathtub are excellent. The hotel even upgraded my room, so I got to enjoy a relaxing soak in a European-style bathtub. Most importantly, all the staff are incredibly polite, attentive, and take great care of their guests. I will definitely stay here again next time! ❤️❤️📍 Highly recommended! While it might not be very close to Phra Buddha Chinnarat, it's incredibly comfortable for a stay."

"We stayed at the hotel in early December, passing through from Sukhothai to Bangkok. We arrived a little over an hour before check-in, and even though the hotel was sparsely populated, they refused to give us an early room. There's no luggage room, so we had to leave our luggage and a couple of bags behind the cramped reception desk. When we returned to the hotel that evening after exploring the city, our luggage had already been removed from the reception desk and was simply sitting unattended in the hallway. It's unclear why they weren't able to take our luggage to our room after 2:00 PM, since it was so in the way behind the reception desk. There's also another luggage-related issue, which we fully realized a little later. Due to a strange design flaw, the reception area at this hotel is located on the second floor, reached by a rather steep staircase from the main entrance. There's also a very steep ramp at the side, making it physically challenging to maneuver a suitcase with wheels; it's easier to carry it up the stairs yourself. As it turned out later, the basement (essentially the first) floor houses the swimming pool and some other services. The hotel elevator leads there, and there's a service exit from the hotel. The usual hotel luggage carts are also there (yes, the ones with the two golden arches). But we didn't know this when we arrived! And when the taxi dropped us off at the main entrance, no porter, bellboy, or other staff member rushed to help us with our luggage. We lugged it ourselves up the main staircase to the main entrance! The room is quite large, with a nice interior, bright, and fairly new. There's plenty of space, a wardrobe, a small hotel refrigerator, a kettle, and cups. They provide two bottles of water and two coffee bags, but no regular tea. The refrigerator is powered by the main power supply, so it defrosts when you leave the room. There's a safe, but it's not attached to the wall, and ours didn't have batteries, so it didn't work! We went to reception and asked them to fix the safe so we could use it. A young man from the hotel staff came, looked, laughed, realized what was wrong, and left without doing anything. We went back to reception, but still got nowhere! The bathroom was small, with a shower. The shower was covered by a dirty plastic curtain on a crooked, broken rod. The sink itself—a round glass bowl on a countertop—leaked at the base, so there was always a puddle on the floor. There was no regular hand soap! We were given a room on a low floor, right above the restaurant's exhaust vent. And, as it turned out an hour before we woke up, a group of tourists were staying on the same floor and were leaving early that morning. At first, they ran between the rooms and chatted, and then simply poured out into the hallway and continued chatting as a group! You could hear everything in our room; there was no soundproofing! Question: Why, knowing that a large group is leaving early in the morning, do they have to put up guests on their floor in a half-empty hotel? When we entered the restaurant 15 minutes after breakfast began, this group was finishing breakfast (and that was in 15 minutes!) and the buffet was completely devastated. No one was even bringing new food! There was absolutely no fruit left, we had to argue with the waiters, and they brought pineapples and watermelons. But breakfast had only just begun, and there were still people staying in the hotel besides this busload of tourists! The food wasn't particularly tasty or varied, and the coffee was barrel-aged (i.e., completely inedible). The hotel is conveniently located in a quiet neighborhood, but within walking distance of the main attractions. The train station is nearby (500 m), but the hotel is on the other side of the tracks. It's easy to walk there lightly along the footbridge over the tracks, but part of the way is on gravel, and heavy luggage on wheels won't fit. We preferred to take a taxi from the hotel to the station (1 km). There are no shops nearby; the two closest 7-Elevens are about 350 meters away, but they don't sell alcohol, not even beer. The hotel left me with mixed feelings: on the one hand, it's not old and is being renovated, but on the other, the staff was completely dismissive. I wouldn't stay there again."

"The hotel is located in downtown which is close to everything. Very convenient to visit all interesting places. Our rooms are clean and new renovation."

"Loved everything, but I wish the water pressure in the shower was stronger. It wasn't very comfortable to shower."

"Clean rooms and excellent service. They offer a simple breakfast. The hotel is located in Phitsanulok city center and is easy to find. I booked for 3 people, and when an additional friend joined, we were able to add them for an extra 300 baht per person, or 450 baht if an extra bed was needed."

"Good location. I love this hotel because it's pet friendly. Not too crowded and opposite has a good coffee shop."

"I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The room was exceptionally clean and well-maintained, which I really appreciated. All the necessary amenities were provided, and the room size was very comfortable—not cramped at all. Having a parking lot on-site made travel very convenient. Truly great value for money. Highly recommended!"