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"Great hotel in a great location. Room was clean and spacious. Loved the rooftop pool."

"The DusitD2 - is a newer place than the old Night Market Place Dusit that I once stayed, walked by and saw massive renovation there, on the way to BIG C at Pantip Mall. The newer DUSITD2 is even closer to the Night Market place and is "AS Superior" as before. I always stay here, this time got an upgrade to a better room. Much appreciated to the Hotel booked under EXPEDIA's time honoured services, that I had used for many years, pre-pandemic, during pandemic in 2020, and now post pandemic. Sad many businesses were affected by the Global COVID-19 Pandemic. Wishing Thailand's businesses will pick up again...soon. Your satisfied client here."

"This property was amazing. Super clean, super friendly, super nice, and satisfied 100%. Highly recommended. I normally do not write a review because I am lazy but really I love this property. Thank you so much xoxo. THANK YOU NUN! (Noon?) :p"

"A lovely hotel, staff excellent. Room perfect. Situated a bit off the beaten track but oh so quiet."

"Best hotel in night bazaar "

"Great property, amazing staff. Pool was closed the first couple days and the water wasn't clear (didnt end up using the pool). A little far from center of town, and hard to hail a taxi or tuk tuk. recommend a ride share app if staying here. Breakfast is good, many options. definitely recommend. "

"What a beautiful hotel! The staff was so kind & friendly. My husband & I bought eSIM cards that didn’t work so we didn’t have cell phone service. Umi & Nina were wonderful & called for most of our taxis (aside from the ones when we were already out). On one of the tours we booked we had a miscommunication about the pickup area & Nina helped call our guide & translate-she saved the day! It was a warm, inviting, intimate stay & we are so thankful! Highly recommend. "

"Lovely hotel in the Nimman area. Pleasant rooms, super-friendly staff and good food. Surrounded by nice cafes, bars amd restaurants. My only note is that breakfast is a bit limited if you are a foreigner. They have so much Thai and Asian custom, a lot of the warm options are Asian-oriented, like noodles. As is often the case with local hotels, the westerm hot option is omelets plus horrible ham and cocktail sausages. They miss the mark with muesli (low quality) and yoghurt (cheap, packaged and sweetened). However, there are lots of other places you can eat breakfast. Overall I do really really like this hotel."