"Nice, clean and very quiet hotel, except breakfast & restaurant and swimming pool must share with another hotel nearby! I didn't know of these facilities are not at the actual Sabai Sabai hotel prior to my arrival at the hotel."

"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."

"Accommodation near the airport in the same area It is considered the most convenient. The rooms are spacious, the atmosphere is good, there is a swimming pool, and the restaurant serves delicious food. Reasonable price The bed was comfortable. In the bathroom, there are only rain showers that cannot be adjusted. When you take a shower, your head gets wet. The soap dispenser doesn't quite come out."

"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."

"The girl was very friendly and the hotel was old but very clean, which is the important thing, and the price was very good, not expensive at all."