Sansabai House
An excellent deal

What we say: 
Neighbour to Tokyo Mansion, Sansabai has a brighter feel and some refreshing touches, though the two are similar in amenity and price. With a pretty pink exterior and welcoming reception, Sansabai's rooms have a lot to live up to. Fortunately, they deliver. Well-sized and simply decorated, all have fridge and TV. Bathrooms are especially attractive with colourful hand painted tiles and not a hint of mildew. There is a tidy restaurant on premises and western or Thai-style breakfast can be had for about 50 baht. A good choice and excellent value.
Contact details:
335 Suranaree Rd, Nakhon Ratchasima.. T: (044) 255 144What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dbl fan private b'room | 250 THB | 250 THB | |
| Dbl air-con private b'room | 350 THB | 350 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 8th April, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 10th April, 2008
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Read Sansabai House reviews
Rated 3.5 out of 5
Based on 5 ratings and 5 reviews
Accounting problem......money gone
Stayed here for several nights. 5 floors, no lift. The hotel cleaning staff is fantastic, but when I was leaving to catch the bus, they told me I hadn't paid for my last night's stay. That was not correct and even though thier policy is 'pay in advance', they never said a thing until I was leaving in the morning to catch a bus. Obviously, paying twice did not make me very happy. Not only didn't they mark down my payment, but apparently the money wasn't there either. You figure that one out. Don't leave that desk without getting a receipt, though we've all done it hundreds of times. Clearly, I won't be staying there again and can't recommend it.
Sansabai House reviewed by gvan (Total reviews: 29) on
Bright, comfortable and inexpensive, though lacking a few frills
Stayed here one night while traveling though and quite enjoyed it. We got a double with a fan for 270 baht, which is reasonable for a city. The staff (the guy behind the desk) was very friendly but spoke little English. Thankfully they held our reservation (phoned in that morning) though they were full when we arrived at nearly 10. The place is very welcoming from the entrance and ''foyer'' and the rooms were equally bright and comfortable, with a very hotel like feel. They have free WiFi but I couldn't quite pick it up from the top floor. Shower was cold, and no TP, but this might also have just been our room. Regardless we enjoyed our stay. The place is a couple blocks from the old bus terminal and 2km from the new terminal (we walked).
Sansabai House reviewed by potejam (Total reviews: 6) on
I'd Stay Here Again!
I stayed in room #932 in early January 2010. It's a smallish but very bright and cheerful room with a double bed, private hot-water bath and tiny balcony, and included aircon and fan, soap, towel, and better-than average cable TV for 450 baht per night. Larger, newer rooms were 600 per night. My room also included other items designed for longer stays, such as a small fridge, cabinets, a coat rack, table and stools, and a wardrobe. It even included a bottle opener for ease of opening those late night beers from the fridge while watching bad movies on SciFi. The entire building is set up for free wifi access, but the little cafe mentioned in the review has unfortunately closed. No worries about finding something to eat however. Sansabai is centrally located within the city, and the busy neighborhood has stacks of food joints. It is only a 40 baht or less taxi ride from the #2 bus station and just around the corner from the old #1 bus station. Location. Value. Style. I'd definitely stay here again.
Sansabai House reviewed by exacto (Total reviews: 34) on
a very good choice!
Chief and staff are very helpful and friendly. I stayed there three nights in a Dbl air-con private bathroom for 450 THB. I agree full to the description in Travelfish. The room is worth the money!
Sansabai House reviewed by fritzla08 (Total reviews: 10) on
Great choice, but bring TP!
I paid 270B for a double fan room. It was spotless without a hint of cigarette smoke or other unpleasant odors. Features included a TV, wifi, fridge, small balcony and wardrobe. The bed was very firm. The bathroom had cold water only, and toilet paper isn't provided, but small bars of soap are. The staff is friendly, but their English is limited. Its well located, with Bus Terminal 1, 7/11 and a few restaurants and pubs a short walk away. I poked my head into Tokyo Mansion next door and the atmosphere wasn't nearly as cheery.
Sansabai House reviewed by dv0x (Total reviews: 1) on