The Roo Classic Hometel

Staff was accommodating and friendly. Place has a nostalgic feeling with very old newspaper cuttings and so on. Breakfast was included and i believed they were purchased, but the staff made it presentable on plates.

Shared common toilet, aircon was not working, bed was not comfortable, no facilities at all.

Centrally located in Old Town. A spacious room with characterful common areas. A quirky collection of objects from a family's past.

What was originally shabby chic is now just shabby. Our "private bathroom" had all the charm of a crime scene.With poor drainage, standing water and open vents lacking fly screens it was a breeding ground for mosquitos. It lacked any professional finish with cracked tiles ,raw brickwork and cement and it was dirty. Only the seldom seen owner spoke any English and even the taxi he ordered for us ended up putting us on the wrong bus. Loud music played outside our bedroom window for 10hours per day and what staff there were were largely invisible. Don't think of staying here unless you can speak Thai.

The mattresses at the attics should be improved with better quality beds. The ladder should be safer and easier for ascending and descending.

Room is ok clean & toiletries is provided like clean bath towel and the building is full with vintage photo and classic personal collection like classic television and any other things. The food is good and the cafe also very nice

I think the room should be more lighting i meant quite dark

The place was clean, loads of interesting antiques everywhere in the hotel. An unusual place to stay. Great location in the old town close to the lake

The design of the room was a little raw for my liking. Lots of exposed broken brick and unpolished concrete, they took the cool edgy look of industrial rawness to its extreme in the rooms. It felt old and unfinished rather than cool and edgy. Dated furniture added to this feel. It took away from comfort imo.