Vacation Rentals in Loei

The front porch for chilling with the family.

The setting and the room were both out of the ordinary Setting: The hotel is on a (reasonably) quiet street with a wat at the end. A 7-Eleven and a Punthai café are on the other side of the street. Gates and a driveway insulate the hotel from street noise. The building is set amidst trees and a garden (I saw a butterfly), where there are places to sit. There is ample oarking in the back. Room: The room quite large. It's really two rooms: An entrance area with fridge, table, sink, and the bathoom, and the living and sleeping area, with a long counter, a very large bed, and a balcony (a real one with a chair and space to sit). There are more than enough plugs, which is good me me because I travel with a lot of electronic equipment. All the light switches are reasonably placed (i.e., you don't have to get out of bed to turn off the room lights). Best of all, there are reading lights, so I can read in bed. Very civilized. All the fixtures are of a higher quality than usual in a Thai hotel, including the bathroom, which is prettily tiled. All in all, a really great place and the nearby 7-Eleven and Punthai are a plus. If I were considering a long-stay in Loei City, I would put this high on my list.