Baan Hanibah

It was in an older beautiful converted home that had lovely dark wood and a sense of being back in time, traditional. The front area was quite charming and lovely with its areas to lounge and relax outside. A very lovely space. The people working here were very sweet

The curtains were sheer and see through and didn’t block out any light, so I was awakened with the sunrise and the only way I could go back to sleep was by putting a towel over my head. The water pressure in the shower just drizzled out of the shower head and didn’t even spray forward a little... there was a bit of a musty smell in the room... also the WiFi didn’t work most of the night. I always book at a hotel for just one night at a time, to see if I like it before I decide to stay longer. Needless to say, I did not extend my reservation. At this price point, some of these basic amenities should be taken care of - water pressure and curtains so guests can sleep. I stayed at Icon Park hotel up the street, which is a brand new hotel and has all brand new amenities - for slightly less than the cost of Baan Haniban. Although it has a rustic charm it isn’t up to modern standards on some basic fundamentals unfortunately . I had thought it might be nice to stay in a traditional building, but when those basics were missing, I just went back to icon park .