Thai Village Home Inn

It’s the durian season again, and the local partners have arranged for us to stay in a hotel close to the durian producing area for a temporary transition. It’s true that this hotel is extremely cost-effective! The geographical location is relatively remote, and there is almost no public transportation around. You have to drive yourself, after all, it is in a fruit producing area. The entire hotel is decorated in Thai and Southeast Asian style. It looks very comfortable and has a high greening rate. The hotel's exterior walls are painted in a striking orange color, which complements the surrounding greenery. The lobby and stairwells use a large number of artistic decorative paintings, which are quite beautiful. The room is large enough, equivalent to a high-end version of Home Inn in China. There is also a balcony where you can enjoy breakfast. The downsides are: The room does not provide slippers (probably because the locals like to go barefoot); there is no elevator in the guest room (guests on the second floor or above with luggage will have to spend more energy)