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It’s centrally located, right in the thick of the accommodation cluster immediately after the bridge. However, the building does have a little breathing room around it with nothing in the immediate surrounds (though that could always change with another building popping up).

We love a well-placed hammock. Photo: Cindy Fan

The rooms are generally clean—so clean in fact you’ll be hit with the smell of cleaning product and the tile floor sparkles. The rooms are also well appointed for a budget guesthouse, boasting a wooden table with nearby plug, a box TV and a freestanding clothing/towel rack.

WiFi is available (in theory). It’s fan only, and the bathroom is the typical wetroom-style with electric heated shower. Typical of Nong Kiaow, they haven’t figured out how to deal with mildew (or just don’t care) so contrary to the room, the bathroom looks like it could use a good scrub.

Can’t complain about a Happy Day bedspread. Photo: Cindy Fan

Room 12 and 14 are the rooms upstairs at the side of the building that faces the river and these are the only ones with a view, a single hammock shared between them. It costs a little extra for these two but these are the ones that make it worthwhile to stay here. Otherwise, we think the upper rooms at Meexai Guesthouse have the slight edge.