The Sleep Phang Nga

“Good option for a short stay in Phang-nga”

The Sleep Phang-nga is located along the main road through Phang-nga. The hotel does not have its own parking lot. Street parking wasn't too difficult to find when we arrived in the evening, but I expect it might be more problematic during the day. The staff had very limited English communication c… Mais

The Sleep Phang-nga is located along the main road through Phang-nga. The hotel does not have its own parking lot. Street parking wasn't too difficult to find when we arrived in the evening, but I expect it might be more problematic during the day. The staff had very limited English communication capability - it was sufficient for check-in, but not really feasible to obtain recommendations for dining options (which were quite limited after 8pm), for example. The room was very basic, but clean, and overall good value considering the very low price. We did not experience any significant noise disturbances. Remarkably, despite the price, quite a nice jok (Thai congee) breakfast was included in the room rate. Overall, The Sleep is a good option for a short stay in Phang-nga, particularly considering the price and the absence of a large range of other options.

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“Good short stay”

Dropped off in town and looked at a couple of aging guesthouses before finding the Sleep. Paid 500 bt for a double room on the 3rd floor. It was compact but clean and quiet AC. The bathroom is tiny but plenty of hot water. The staff didn't speak much English but they were friendly and helpful. Hel… Mais

Dropped off in town and looked at a couple of aging guesthouses before finding the Sleep. Paid 500 bt for a double room on the 3rd floor. It was compact but clean and quiet AC. The bathroom is tiny but plenty of hot water. The staff didn't speak much English but they were friendly and helpful. Help yourself to coffee and sit outside at the small terrace. Excellent day market and night food market is 5 mins walk. Like other reviews I did the boat trip with MT tours see Mr. Hassim down the street. An enjoyable way to see the amazing karsts and the Phangnga bay national Park. Recommended for a stopover.

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“Stayed 2 Nights for Bay Tour”

We stayed two nights at The Sleep. For the price, I think it's a great deal. The rooms were clean, a little small, but great price. There is an evening market everyday 5 minute walk away. We ate the street for there each night for dinner (also some vendors for breakfast). The food was great and del… Mais

We stayed two nights at The Sleep. For the price, I think it's a great deal. The rooms were clean, a little small, but great price. There is an evening market everyday 5 minute walk away. We ate the street for there each night for dinner (also some vendors for breakfast). The food was great and delicious. Overall the city of Phang Nga don't have many English speakers but there's a 7/11 close and the market (they have pricing written out for a lot of things). We also used MT tour for our Phang Nga Bay tour after grabbing a brochure at check in. This tour was the highlight of our 2 month SE Asia trip. MT tour office is right up the road and we booked the tour for the next day and had an amazing private (without paying private price, paid 1100 baht) for a full day amazing tour. Thankful that The Sleep had the brochure. The city is definitely a quick stop over but we really enjoyed it. Not much to do, but and worth it! Better than paying Phuket prices for hotels and more expensive tours with 50+ people and having to drive for the Phang Nga tour.

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“Not really tourist friendly”

We stayed here for one night. Would not recommend to stay longer than one night. Rooms are very small and clean except for the ant problem we had in our room. If you struggle with any back pain etc. I would not book here because the beds are extremely hard. Our lower backs were very sore the next m… Mais

We stayed here for one night. Would not recommend to stay longer than one night. Rooms are very small and clean except for the ant problem we had in our room. If you struggle with any back pain etc. I would not book here because the beds are extremely hard. Our lower backs were very sore the next morning. With our booking breakfast was already included but on arrival it was announced that we had to pay extra??!! Well we would rather not recommend the breakfast buy a 7eleven toasted sandwich instead. Staff is not very helpful with the lugguage or to tell you where to go or what to do and it was very difficult to communicate in English it is almost non existing.They had scooters that you can rent for cheap but make sure that the tank is full before you take it. We slipped up on that and nearly got stuck on the highway without any gasoline because they gave us none to start with. Definitely not for tourists more for the local people.

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