5/5 Aaron R. 4 years ago on Google
Samsen
Sam
Place
is
a
wonderful
little
guesthouse/hostel
located
in
a
quiet
unassuming
alley
street
off
of
the
main
road
(Samsen
Rd).
It
is
location
in
an
old,
almost
100
year,
wooden
Thai
home.
This
makes
the
location
quite
appealing
with
beautiful
wooden
floors
and
quaint
touches
throughout.
My
room
was
one
of
the
two
suites
which
afforded
me
with
a
large
double
bed,
a
workspace
table,
two
seating
chairs,
a
small
beauty
station,
and
a
large
bathroom.
The
bathroom
had
a
little
wardrobe
where
I
was
able
to
put
my
luggage
and
keep
my
clothes
accessible
for
the
7
nights
I
stayed
there.
The
shower
was
quite
large
and
the
water
pressure
and
availability
of
hot
water
just
what
you’d
want.
While
the
bathroom
amenities
were
basic,
it
was
all
that
was
needed.
There
was
daily
housekeeping
available
with
a
twist
I
quite
liked.
If
you
wanted
to
help
save
water
and
use
of
laundry
detergent
you
would
simply
leave
your
towels
hanging
up
as
a
towel
on
the
floor
meant
“please
exchange”
and
they
would
only
do
the
sheets
on
the
bed
if
you
placed
the
laminated
placard
on
the
bed
indicating
you’d
like
them
laundered
as
well.
The
staff
were
super
friendly
and
ready
to
help
when
you
had
questions.
Laundry
service
is
available
on
premises,
but
beware
it
is
hang-dry
only
and
you
do
the
laundry
yourself.
This
saves
money
(40
baht,
50
if
you
need
laundry
powder),
but
if
you
are
in
a
rush
I
recommend
using
one
of
the
local
laundry
sites
as
if
you
drop
it
off
in
the
morning
should
have
it
by
the
evening
or
first
thing
the
next
morning.
There
are
plenty
of
restaurants
nearby
to
choose
from
as
well
as
easy
access
to
money
exchange
locations
and
atm’s.
It
is
also
very
easy
to
call
a
Grab
to
come
and
take
you
wherever
you
want
to
go.
Breakfast
is
included,
but
very
simple
(choice
of
friend
or
scrambled
eggs,
white
toast,
powder
coffee,
fresh
pineapple
and
watermelon,
and
"salad").
I
personally
had
no
issues
and
quite
enjoyed
eating
out
on
the
little
patio
area.