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I normally leave great reviews of all the hotels I stay in Thailand. Normally I would not leave negative review for a couple minor issues. However, I feel that I should let others know what I had experienced the one night I stayed here. I arrived early so the room was not ready. No problem, I will take a walk to explore the area and go eat at a local restaurant. They gave me a ticket with a number to hold onto while they stowed my luggage in their storage area. I returned approximately 1:40 p.m. and sat on the couch and waited for them to call me up to the desk and inform me the room is ready. I gave them my number and they retrieved my luggage. They required a deposit of 500 THB. I did not have very much THB left so they accepted $20 (US). Note: The staff were not unfriendly, but in Thailand, I am accustomed to seeing friendly smiles and the traditional "Wai" greeting when I arrive at the hotel desk. The 2 ladies that were at the desk did not smile or greet me with the traditional "Wai" greeting. I was smiling when I arrived at the desk, but I felt like I was doing something wrong when I approached the desk. The look in one of the ladies eyes was a look of like "What are you doing here?". That may not have been what she was thinking, but that is the way she made me feel when I approached the desk. PROS: Fairly inexpensive. The room had a full size fridge and water kettle. They offered a couple bottles of free water. The room also had a safe. The balcony was nice and even had a sink. There in so chair on the balcony, but you can just take the one out of your room. There is a 7 - Eleven store right behind the hotel and a couple restaurants near by. CONS: The room was dirty. Hair all over the floor (I think I counted 8 different areas on the floor, 1 on my pillow, and some hair in the fridge), found a hair on my pillow, and even found hair in the fridge. The walls were filthy. No shower curtain, so be careful not to get your toilet paper wet while showering. The exposed sewer pipes that run through the bathroom are a little loud, so you will need to shut the bathroom door to try and drown out the noise. The people in the room above me were up all night. I know because I could hear every time they moved around in the room above me, so I did not sleep very well. Conclusion: I love Thailand and most of the hotels there. However, I believe I will stay at a different hotel next time to see if I have a better experience. I hope that my experience was just a fluke and that others will have a much better experience.