To say that this hotel rated 5* is really an overstatement. I would think that a 3* might be more applicable.or even less. The suite was fine and of a good standard, no problem there, except that the telephones did not work, water was lacking during the first day and breakfasts were geared to Asians, Japanese, Thais and Chinese than... More

The Laithong Hotel is in need of a lot of repair. Has seen better days. Cob webs all over the dining room. Hotel staff not as friendly as in past. Ordered a cheeseburger from kitchen, but, when served, was missing the meat. After complaining, said they were out of meat. They still charged me for the regular price of a... More

Pros: Well established, large Thai hotel in downtown Ubon Well appointed rooms with fridge Updated decorations in common areas. Large restaurant with buffet breakfast and lunches that are very good. The noon buffet features local Issan cuisine Not on bus routes but staff will find whatever type of transportation you desire quickly (Samlor {bicycle cab}. TukTuk , or metered taxi)... More

Myself and my wife stayed at this hotel early March. I found that the location was ideal, The hotel itself was more than I expected. Staff extremely helpful and willing to assist. The room was very comfortable. The only problem I had, only minor, was with staff understanding english, however I found this part of the fun when travelling. Breakfeast... More

I have stayed here on stop overs while moving on to north Isaan.I found it to be a quality hotel, but a little expensive for Isaan,there are cheaper hotels nearer to the town centre but not as comfortable as the Laithong.The rooms are spacious and quiet and there is a good restaurant for buffet breakfast .There is some sort of... More

The hotel is a bit run down - something at least a few decades old in style. Although, you realize Ubon isn't exactly a tourist hotspot. Rooms - clean and very basic. Has a TV which works on and off. Nothing particular that stands out either good or bad. Service - great, fun bunch of employees. Very friendly and willing... More

This is a 70's hotel and it shows- it's a bit battered, but we didn't care. For the money, it's clean, quiet, and comfy. There IS a disco next door, but it wasn't going while we were there. The staff spoke NO English, so our Taxi Thai had to do- and they were extra patient and helpful. We were near... More

Read the reviews and agree that this Hotel needs a Facelift. Spent 2 nights here while visiting Friends, who took us to see the sights and Temples. More geared towards the business traveler; had a bankers seminar on while we where there. Clean and tidy but (photo included) some bubbling on the paintwork under the window. The pool is definitely... More

We were quite happy to find a shuttle service of the hotel as we arrived in the evening. The room however needed renovation as it appeared old. As the price is higher than hotels in Ubon Ratchathani, I would indeed expect more than what I got. The big treat: the hotel is located near a recommendable spa. More