iNBOX Living Rimkhong — Hotel in Loei Province

I was there to celebrate my birthday with my family. I made the booking like 30 mins before I arrived so only 1st-floor rooms were available. I recommend you to book the 2nd-floor so you can enjoy a higher view. ||||The room space was a little bit small as it was made of the shipping container but what I like about this hotel was that the minibar items were free! and you can take away. The breakfast was good. There was one local food looks like noodles. I could not remember the name. You should try once you are in this province.||||if you would like to have a small dinner party outside the room, there is a space near the river with a cold wind. the staff will bring you like dishes, spoons, glasses and anything else that you need. But make sure that you won't make any loud noise to disturb any other guests. By the way, the owner is very kind. Thanks to him. My dad enjoyed sitting...

The perfect housing and home feeling. This is a new hotel, big balcony, is for the Mekong, with views. Delicious breakfast, soft bed, air conditioning, the bathwater is great. What is more important. I am a lone traveler, here from me into the first moment, let me feel the warmth of home, everybody is very good. Master Noi and James sincere, warm, interesting, it will be very good to help you. They pick up several times, I also specially drove me to the night market to eat. They are my new friends, I love them. I love Chiang Khan. If you travel to Thailand Chiang Khan, go live in your INBOX, you will not be...

One of the strangest hotels I've stayed in.|The rooms are made out of converted shipping containers. Whilst you would think this wouldn't work in Thailand because of the heat, the air conditioner is very efficient.|On the down side the rooms are very small.|The breakfast is very basic and the price is not particularly cheap.|Also there isn't a restaurant and the nearest place to eat is in Chiang Khan which is about 8 miles away. |However even given the negatives one thing makes it all worthwhile and that is the view across the Mekong River which is...