Esan Guesthouse
Classic Thai style
What we say: 
Conveniently located to the east end of Tha Sadej market just off the riverside promenade, this quaint guesthouse offers more than initially meets the eye. The main building is a classically Thai-style wooden house, with a few basic but well maintained fan rooms and shared bathroom. E-San’s rooms, with twin and double beds, boast comfortable Thai charm, with mozzy nets to boot. The newer building houses several smallish double rooms with air-con, comfortable beds and classy private bathrooms. Management speaks enough English to make this an option for any traveller, though knowing a bit of Thai would certainly be helpful. The location is excellent, and just down the soi from the more commonly frequented Sawasdee GH, so when considering either, know that the other is just a short jaunt away.
Contact details:
538 Soi Srikunmuang, Meechai Rd. T: (086) 242 1860
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sgl fan share b'room | 200 THB | 200 THB | |
| Dbl fan share b'room | 250 THB | 250 THB | |
| Dbl air-con private b'room | 400 THB | 400 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 6th February, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 4th January, 2012
Have your say
Photo gallery
Add your photos to this via Flickr More info
Jump to a destination
- Hot spots
- Bangkok & surrounds
- Central Thailand
- Northern Thailand
- About this region
- Ban Huay Kon
- Ban Toei
- Chiang Dao
- Chiang Kham
- Chiang Khong
- Chiang Mai
- Chiang Rai
- Chiang Saen
- Chom Thong
- Doi Inthanon
- Doi Khun Tan N.P.
- Doi Phukha N.P.
- Hang Dong
- Hot
- Kamphaeng Phet
- Khun Yuam
- Lampang
- Lamphun
- Mae Chaem
- Mae Na Chon
- Mae Hong Son
- Mae Salong
- Mae Sariang
- Mae Sot
- Mae Sai
- Nan
- Nan to Ban Huay Kon
- Pai
- Phayao
- Phitsanulok
- Phrae
- Phrao
- Phu Chee Fah
- Phu Lang Ka
- Sanpatong
- Si Satchanalai
- Soppong
- Sukhothai
- Tak
- Umphang
- Northeastern Thailand
- Eastern Thailand
- Southern Thailand
- About this region
- Ao Nang
- Ao Phang Nga N.M.P.
- Ban Krut
- Bang Saphan Yai
- Betong
- Cha-am
- Chumphon
- Chumphon Beaches
- Haad Nopphara Thara
- Hat Yai
- Hua Hin
- Khao Lak
- Khao Sam Roi Yot N.P.
- Krabi
- Nakhon Si Thammarat
- Nakhon Si Thammarat Beaches
- Narathiwat
- Pattani
- Phang Nga Town
- Phattalung
- Phetburi
- Prachuap Khiri Khan
- Railay Beach
- Ranong
- Satun
- Sungai Kolok
- Surat Thani
- Tak Bai
- Trang
- Yala
- Islands in Thailand
Quick links
-
More popular accommodation
Mutmee Guesthouse
19 votes 1111/4 Kaeworawut Rd
Nong Khai
T: (042) 460 717
F: (042) 460 717
Sawasdee Guesthouse
2 votes 402 Meechai Road
Nong Khai
T: (042) 412 502
F: (042) 412 502
Ruan Thai Guesthouse
6 votes 1126/2 RimKhong Rd
Nong Khai
T: (042) 412 519
Pantawee Hotel
4 votes 1049 Haisoke Rd
Nong Khai
T: (042) 411 568-9
F: (042) 460 850
Rimkhong Guesthouse
3 votes 815/1-4 near Nongkhai pier
Nong Khai
Baan Mae Rim Nam
1 vote Riverside
Nong Khai
T: (042) 420 256
Mama’s Place Guesthouse
1 vote 566 Meechai Rd
Nong Khai
Mekong Guesthouse
1 vote 519 Rimkhong Rd
Nong Khai
T: (042) 460 689
Khiangkhong Guesthouse
1 vote 541 Rimkhong Rd
Nong Khai
T: (042) 422 870
Onward travel
-
Nong Khai
Vientiane (Laos)
Sri Chiang Mai
Udon Thani
Phou Khao Khouay National Park (Laos)
Ban Chiang
Paksan (Laos)
Vang Vieng (Laos)
Pak Kading (Laos)
Khon Kaen
Nam Thone (Laos)
The above are all within 200km of .
Thailand FAQ
-
How much should I budget per day for a holiday in Thailand?
What should I pack for a holiday in Thailand?
What is the voltage in Thailand?
Is Thailand safe?
Is Thailand a safe place to travel alone to?
What is the weather like in Thailand?
Should I bring travellers cheques, credit/debit cards or cash to Thailand?
Should I bargain for everything I want to buy in Thailand?
Can I drink the tap water in Thailand?
What standard of acommodation can I expect for US$5?
Can I use drugs in Thailand?
Can I trust the Thai police?
What shouldn't I pack for a holiday in Thailand?
Should I take my own padlock for the door of my room while travelling in Thailand?
What are Thailand's visa requirements?
Read Esan Guesthouse reviews
Rated 4 out of 5
Based on 3 ratings and 3 reviews
Great place
I have stayed here a few times 07,08,09 and it is in a great location near markets,50m to the river.Den is a realy nice guy, very relaxed.rooms and bathroom are clean.
Esan Guesthouse reviewed by ausgra (Total reviews: 1) on
Charming Wooden Home
Esan Guesthouse is a family-run spot managed by the friendly Khun Den. This teakwood home originally belonged to Den's grandfather, and has been converted into a quiet and charming guesthouse, with four rooms in the old house and another four bungalow-style rooms in the garden. It's a good blend of the traditional with modern touches like hot shower, aircon, and cable TV. A fan room in the old house with spotless shared bath is as little as 250 baht. Other good value and equally clean rooms with a/c or private bath are available for a bit more. There is a comfortable sitting area next to the garden, and free tea, coffee, and toast is available in each morning. Esan Guesthouse is at a good location at the southern end of Nong Khai's riverside promenade in a vibrant Thai neighborhood. There are several other guesthouses in the area as well, and it is developing into a good alternative to the backpacker ghetto centered near Mut Mee. The address is 538 Soi Srikunmuang, Meechai Road, Nongkhai 43000. Email at Esan-Guesthouse@hotmail.com or call 086 242 1860 or 042 412008. Recommended.
Esan Guesthouse reviewed by exacto (Total reviews: 34) on
Beautiful Spot
Stayed two nights in this place. Beautiful room in a beautiful house. Very comfortable bed, mozzy net in good condition, soap, towel and toilet paper provided. Quiet in the mornings and evenings, and very friendly staff. No food, but there is coffee, tea, water and pop. Lots of places to eat nearby. Shared, spotless, M/F bathrooms. Place is owned by the family who live immediately across the road, so if nobody's around just go over there and shout.
Esan Guesthouse reviewed by Tilapia (Total reviews: 15) on