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The Air Con is brand LG which has a fan mode of low & is medium-low quiet, don't know why the fan "Super Low" can't be set though, otherwise, it'll be the best for the sleeping. But compare to other hotel using the Central Air system, it's a lot quiet. TV should includes Amarin, and many more of Digital TVs. I like the shower head & the water pressure here. The breakfast might not be the best but it's good enough when compare to those best rating hotels in Nakhon Sawan. The bed are comfy and this time around after 3 years ago stay, no noise of Disco or Concert from back of the hotel. Oh, forget to note that there's a construction for a new building inside the hotel area. During the day, you shouldn't park your car there as those dust or noise would get you mad. If just staying overnight, highly recommended.

We booked here as teh usual hotel we stay in was fully booked. (Piman) Wish we had found this one earlier! there is ample secure parking - one slight problem is main parkign is at back so if driving unload at front, check in then park the car. Staff were very friendly and helpful, Everywhere was very clean & tidy. It didnt have the tired, run down look of the Piman Room was super and the bathroom fantatstic best have seen in this price rtange of hotel in Thailand. problem with hot water noted by some guests is not that great. It seems to happen when you adjust the temperature and it shuts off the hot. However we found that pushing in the tap and stopping water then immediatly opening cured this small problem. really lovely tastefully decorated bedroom & public areas also really nice. Didn;t get a chance to try their resturant as they all seemed to be closed (we arrived 6:30pm) However only a short walk to Big C (braving the traffic on main road!) and Pizza Co & other places readily to hand. I agree with the notes by other travelle re breakfast. Apart from toast, watery ham & omlettes doen to order (outside of resturtant) very little for western travellers - In fact even the Thai food was a bit limited. Adequate but just dont excpect much for breakfast and you wont be disappointed! Staff very friendly though That apart a great place to stay and highly reccomended. Room was quiet as well

I booked the hotel without knowing much about its location in Nakhon Sawan. I'd stayed elsewhere before in 2009 and this time returned for a couple of days to enable me to take a boat trip out on the big lake nearby, Bong Bhorapet. The Aramis is on the southern edge of the city. The hotel is nice. There is an immaculate reception area with friendly, courteous and professional staff, some of who spoke english. The rooms very clean, are basic with a big double bed, flatscreen TV (but no english channels)and a big bathroom and shower. I stayed on the seventh floor overlooking a main street, but the room was quiet with no traffic noise at all. There is also a big hotel car park at the front of the hotel so if driving, parking isn't a problem. I needed a thin pillow and the hotel staff went out of their way to find me one, which was nice of them. The air con was fine when on low, a bit noisy on high. I ate breakfast at the hotel in a separate dedicated dining room. It was fine. Usual American and Thai buffet with plastic sausages, but omelettes were available to order. Minor complaints? No room safe but the staff have digital room keys which presumably log them in and out of the room when they clean. No dressing gowns. I managed. No kettle or tea and coffee, which for me was perhaps the biggest negative. I think every hotel should provide this service. There's no reason not to. Another thing was that the windows were dirty outside which made the view a little less attractive. They did open however, which was fine unless you had children and then you'd have to keep an eye on them.

This is a new hotel, so it's nicely furnished and is in good condition. Little English is spoken, but everyone is helpful and polite. I was disappointed that there was no shower gel and shampoo, and no coffee making facilities in the room. However, free coffee was available in reception until 4pm each day. Everything worked to my satisfaction, but water was dripping from the ceiling in the shower. I informed the housekeeper and it was fixed later the same day. This was not the first time for this problem. The ceiling was already damaged and had not been repaired. Dirt is beginning to accumulate in some of the corners. The room was otherwise very clean and the housekeeper was very friendly and polite. There were not many guests. I was the only person using the restaurant on one evening. The food is good and reasonably priced. No one speaks English, but there is an English menu. There are no restaurants nearby. The buffet breakfast was ok, but everything was cold. Not up to 4 star standard, but ok at the room rate paid. To get to Sawan Park, turn left outside the hotel and take the first left. The park is at the end of the street. A circuit of the lake is a pleasant walk, with plenty of benches where you can take a rest. At the halfway point there is a shopping mall. I had a banana boat sundae (99THB - $3) at Swensons. For Wat Kiriwong by the shortest route, turn left outside the hotel. Take the first left and then the first right. Keep walking along this lane until the end. There is a large pub. Turn right and then left. This road leads directly to Wat Kiriwong. I am a fit 69 year old. I walked. If I can do it, you can too. The whole trip (including taking lunch in the restaurant on top of the hill) took 4 hours. Wear a hat and keep on the shady side of the street. The temperature peaked at 38 degrees on the day I did it. This is a great value hotel and I thoroughly recommend it. However, it would benefit from a few wall decorations and some house plants.

Hotel close to the city center, just south of central Nakhon Sawan park. Fairly new hotel with a somewhat modern look. Fairly cheap. Can be booked cheaper at hotel, if rooms are available. Around five city blocks to Fairyland mall, which lies east of the hotel. A bit further in the other direction is Big C. 7-11 is just outside the hotel parking lot on the main drag. Hotel has a decent restaurant and room service, which cost a bit more than on the street and is served in smaller portions (the wife wasn't happy about that one). Wi-Fi box gave out a pretty weak signal even from only a room away from it. Hotel is pretty active, with both Westerners and Thais using hotel. It also looked like the hotel caters to long-term stays, as well. Also, there is restaurants with in the area of the hotel so you have to eat at the hotel's facility or go down to the mall of Big C. Of course, you can also survive on the alligator food at 7-11. Overall a fair hotel at an excellent price.

We did not expect much of anything as it's just a place that we want to take a break from a long ride up northern Thailand. But the hotel room is far better than I imagined even though it's a bit contrast with the building exterior. I assumed they have already innovated the room interior. There are standard room amenities and the bathroom is clean enough. The only thing that annoyed me is the pillow which is too thick. We were very satisfied with the morning buffet line that is setup in another building. There are various kinds of Thai food that well-prepared and staff to look after you if you want any help. This is utterly a recommended hotel in Nakhorn Sawan

The Tamsabai Hotel is a modern hotel located just outside the city 5k from Bueng Boraphet main entry (aquarium); built in 2014. The rooms a clean, large and quiet. The hotel is set back from the road so there is minimal noise and provides a great sleep. The staff are friendly and helpful and provide a free simple breakfast of coffee and sweets. The hotel is located close to many tour sites and the property is equipped with security cameras. Definitely will stay here again. I rate it as a 3-star with 4 star service.

Very value yhe money. The location is good where you can walk to shops. The parking lots were nice. room was clean but the air con is not work quite well. And when the website said the room is air-conditioned, when we arrived th hotel it turns out that we need to pay a bit extra for air con and the rate we booked (B290) was fan room : ( but it still considered cheap anyway.

Daily rooms group d floor have an extra door and private parking area. Huge double doors if you want to let air in. Nice surroundings and garden area behind . I actually decided to make it my monthly stay.. it's a bit of a classy establishment. Very clean and roomy. Has elevator. Local sellers and shops are walking distances but better with motorcycle. Staff is very friendly and will assist if your not a Thai speaker. The GM is fluent in English.

When I booked the hotel, I expected the rooms to be according to the price paid. However they turned out to be like rooms costing at least double what I paid. Large, clean rooms, adequate size bathroom with shower cabin, free wifi, coffee, water, refrigerator. Located in the centre of town, but in a quiet courtyard away from the noise of the street. A very pleasant surprise.

The rooms here are spotlessly clean and attractively designed. The bathrooms were in good working order, though in one of our rooms, the sink leaked somewhat. Basic toiletries were provided, along with two bottles of cold drinking water in the mini-fridge. The beds were very firm by Western standards, but that’s par for the course in Thailand. By Thai standards, they were on the soft side. The staff were helpful and polite; one of them even helped carry our youngest child downstairs when she saw we were overburdened with our stuff. When we had to wait a bit longer than usual for our checkout, the staff person serving us was very apologetic. The location as shown here on Agoda is correct and it is just a short drive to malls and other attractions. One quirk about this place is that there’s only one outlet free for charging phones and other devices. So bring a splitter with you if you want to charge more than one device at a time. The worst thing about this place is there's quite a lot of garbage piled up in a long row behind the hotel. It's unattractive to look at, but the smell isn't a problem in the rooms as long as you keep the windows shut. The smell is more noticeable when you're in the parking area. I didn't get to talk to the staff about it, but I suspect that the area is being used by the community as an informal dump site, which means it's not entirely the hotel's fault. I’m sure they’re unhappy about it, too. Another problem was the guests. Many of them were very loud, slamming doors and talking loudly in the hallways early in the morning. The hallways themselves are long, tiled and obviously not designed with acoustics in mind, so every little noise gets amplified quite a lot. Overall, however, I liked this place. It shortcomings are manageable and I'd stay here again.