Hotels near Wat Kasemsuk, Mukdahan

Situated along the highway, the outlook of Villa Thiwa Hotel looks nice and inviting but the room shows signs of wear and tear. The entire compound has 3 blocks: A, B & C which houses some long term tenants on block A while blocks B & C are for short term guests. This is a family-run hotel and checking in was simple which required a 100 THB deposit for the key card. The room shown in the picture looks new and bright but in actuality, it was half bright and looked somewhat tired. The bed lamps in the picture were absent and hence making the room half-bright or some may refer to as dark. Water pressure is good and hot water is constant for a freezing temperature of December. It is a non-smoking room but ashtray can be found on the balcony attached to the room. I am a non-smoker and fortunately, there isn't any cigarette smell in the room. Breakfast was simple with self-help coffee, toasts, meatball rice soup, and Vietnamese rice noodles just to keep your hunger away and not meant for a sumptuous meal. Overall, the price for a night stay is around 500 THB which somewhat makes it attractive even though it is out of nowhere and every choice of destination outside the hotel would require a taxi. I would recommend for a night stay if you are passing through provided you have transport.

good,big room,quiet,good

It is one of the hotels that are very impressive, especially the quality of the bedding and the cleanliness of the hotel. Guarantee that the pillows are very soft, sleeps very comfortable, the location is convenient because it is located in the center of the city, traveling to the Mekong River, takes only 3-5 minutes, near the night market, the Ma Rich Market, near Robinson, near Makro, near Big Z. The quality of the service here is considered 5 stars.

So we (4 adults, 2 children) found it pleasant even though the pool was too cold for us soft eggs 😋. Personal friendly, breakfast we had nothing, rooms clean and large enough. Parking directly in front of the house. If you are again in Mukdahan then this hotel ( we have also looked at “better”). Price/performance good.

We stayed here for 1 night in transit during our travels in Isan. We were pleased with the convenience of the place close to the proximity of the city of Mukdahan. The is a modern chain hotel which was fully booked and we were lucky to get the room. The bed was comfortable and the shower had acceptably hot water. But the air con was a bit kludgy in how to adjust the settings to create the most comfortable air flow. However, in the end we found the right temperature for the room to allow a comfortable nights sleep. For 750thb for a 1 night stay without breakfast, we found this place to 'fill the bill' with respect to our hotel needs for a single night stay in the area.

We have been sleeping there in the night from 27 to 28 January 2020. It is a great hotel that has had its glory hours in the past without doubt. We have nevertheless loved our short stay. We paid a little less than 1000 baht for our 9002 room with a balcony and a beautiful view of the mountain. The hotel was very comfortable and the hotel was very comfortable. It is a hotel that needs renovation works in a great deal, it will be over to history in a few decades. A rustic luxury that made our business in our case. We have been sleeping well in addition. Photos will follow a given moment. Opinion drawn up on 31 January 2020 in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand.

My short stay here was an absolute pleasure, from check-in to check-out and everything in-between ... I took a river view room that was big, quiet, comfortable and had an excellent bathroom and TV. The buffet breakfast is pretty special too and definitely worth considering as part of your reservation. However, the stars of the show remain the historic building itself, as well as the location, as you literally step into the middle of the Indochina Market (see my YouTube) and then cross to the Mekong River. Just magic!

The hotel itself is very nice and probably the best you can get in Mukdahan - at least as my research showed. The location is awesome: the hotel is directly at the Mekong River, and you have a fantastic view over Laos. Our room had one big window to the river, which was terrific, especially during the morning when the sun rises, and you have some magic when the sun wakes you up, and you have that undisturbed view. Although the hotel appears a bit aged, the room was very nice and clean. I always pay special attention to the bed and the bathroom, and both were without any reason for complaints. The mattress was a bit firm for my taste, but I think that is highly subjective. I had to wait several minutes (!) for hot water in the shower, and the temperature was not stable - so I had to adjust the temperature several times. But apart from that, everything was fine. Breakfast was absolutely ok for the size of the hotel. There was a mix of western and local items - nothing special, but I had my eggs, toast, coffee, and jam, which were perfectly fine for me. As everywhere in Thailand, you also get excellent fresh fruits (watermelon, pineapple, some orange melon - I forgot the name). No cold cut or cheese, which I did not miss, but who expects a fully served continental breakfast should be aware. Now to some quirks: this is the first hotel ever in my travel life that asked for a deposit for the room key cards (in cash). And they gave us just one card for the room, which does mean you cannot run the AC when leaving the room - not the best idea in the humid summer weather. When my wife asked for a second key card, reception denied referring to a limited number of overall key cards available, which was strange. However, when I asked the following day again, I got a second one without problems and without asking for an additional deposit. Further, the restaurant's kitchen closed at 7 pm as everybody was tired from Thai New Year/Songkran - fascinating explanation. Fortunately, we had some street food before and were ok, but what do they do with hungry guests who just want to have dinner? Probably, they have to order food from outside, but 7 pm is still dinner time. But we just wanted to have a glass of wine - unfortunately, bottles only, so we ordered one. The service was more like a hostel, where you could help yourself in the kitchen: the wine was brought to the table, but we had to open the bottle and pour it ourselves. Whenever we wanted to have something (additional Glas, some water, etc.), we had to walk over to the guys who obviously enjoyed theirs after work time. But to be fair, the gentlemen were very nice and friendly and helped us with what we asked for. It was just not the typical bar or restaurant experience you would expect. However, we had nice two hours on the terrace enjoying the full moon and the view over Laos. Overall, I can only recommend this hotel if you stay in Mukdahan. The quirks are precisely that: an unexpected and a bit funny

Great hotel right by the Mekong river. All rooms face the river and you will get a chance for a beautiful sunrise. Staff are very helpful and friendly. Big garden area between the hotel and river with multiple photo opportunities. Free good bikes to use the cycleway. We did a morning and afternoon ride, The Included breakfast has Thai and Western option and is quite reasonable, Coffee machine is Nescafe based but does Cappuccinos, Lattes and Chocolate. The espressos were surprisingly good. Standard rooms don't have a bath and lack some furniture but are still very good. Get a superior room or suite if you want more luxury. Be aware that booking sites like Agoda run specials for the standard room