Surada Guesthouse

Guesthouse

Near MacDonald and Tesco, guesthouse is very clean. Service is good. We will come back next time！ by the way. The dog is so cute.

4, 5 stars. Nice price, very central, very helpful staff.

Surada guest house is clean and has nice staff. It's a few steps away from food stalls, 7-11, hospital; the Central Plaza mall is 1km away and 900m away from bus stop.

Good servie but the place is noisy cause near the train station.

Really nice guest house with good, helpful staff.

Great hospitality with well decorated large rooms. Have big terrace.

Professionally run family guest house at a great price. Clean, spacious rooms. English speaking, friendly, helpful and honest hosts. Perfect for relaxation. Centrally located. Breakfast included.

Very well. Watch out for mosquitoes.

Very good people, nice room, very quired. I will back here next time.

Cosy comfy guesthouse close to shopping and bar area.

Cosy and simple. Up my alley.

Everytime I go there, it never fail to give me a feeling lime i'm always home. ( (:

Great location close to shops and railway station, friendly, family run, cosy home away from home.

Value for money, clean toilet and good service.

Lovely little guesthouse in the center of town. The staff are so sweet! If I come back through Udon Thani, I would definitely stay here.

A very nice place for the price. The Wi-Fi was terrific Which is a must for me. TV was acceptable had cable and movie free. The bathroom was clean and good hot water. I will stay again when I go to Udon Thani. The management and service were very nice as well.

I liked it. I guess you could call it "quaint". It was an interesting place, with the train tracks right outside there, and the small hallways to the rooms. They have different room types. I had a room right on the corner. The room had good lighting, with a window right above the bed, and a nice balcony out the other wall. I still remember the sound of the trains passing by outside, which I liked to look out the window to watch them pass by. I paid 550 Thai Baht per night, which is around USD $19. That included a free breakfast of eggs, bread, and butter. I liked the location. Right across the train tracks is a local street market where they sell all sorts of Thai food and other stuff. And, right across the street is McDonalds and a bit further, the local Tesco, which is in the outdoor mall "UD Town" I think it's called. There aren't many bars around this area, which is good sometimes. On the negative side: (1) The people were very nice, but not all speak English. (2) The small halls and a strange stairs made it hard to go in and out, had to watch my head a lot. (3) There were a lot of mosquitoes, maybe because there is a small pond a little ways off and also a small stagnant stream right across the train tracks. (4) To cross the street to UD Town is sometimes annoying due to traffic. (5) Have to leave shoes outside at the door.

It's a small family operation run by the nicest of people. Very convenient because it's right across from UD Town.