Ruy Suk Mansion

Post by **Aardvark** » August 9, 2007, 7:57 am

A clean and tidy Ghesthouse close to everything. TJ, the man you are talking about is Justin, he can be contacted on 61086359 will pick you up from airport and does very good deals on rentals, especially long term.

Post by **VicVegas** » August 13, 2007, 9:47 pm

The oft-mentioned Jason had made a deal with the manager and was going to put in a pool table and liven the bar scene.

I also heard a rumor about a bar at Ruy Suk, but it hasn't happened.

Post by **gooseman** » August 14, 2007, 7:48 am

My g/f and I are currently staying at Ruk Suk and completely agree with all the reviews of this hotel.
We have booked for 30 days and have been here for 2 weeks now and cannot find anything to complain about, which is a 1st for me, We were given a rate of 290 baht per night, hard to beat in Udon for hotel.

Post by **pompui** » August 14, 2007, 4:00 pm

I agree it is the best if you are on a low budget,room prices are excellent.Only small negative I had was the walls between the rooms are not the thickest and then hearing your next door neighbour up to all sorts of mischief. I always have earplugs at the ready for stays in small hotels just in case. No doubt the neighbours need them when I snore

Post by **kakariki** » August 14, 2007, 6:54 pm

Hi all
Would you say it was "guest friendly" just in case I needed to know!

Post by **pompui** » August 15, 2007, 2:20 am

As I had to endure the noise of some rampant farang stud servicing a local bargirl in the room next door to me when I last stayed there,I presume it is guest friendly.

Post by **zacatac** » August 18, 2007, 5:51 pm

yeah Kakariki it's no problem with guests.. I stopped there for a couplla weeks
he's a top bloke and likes aussies said he went to some uni in sydney..not a bad
little place to stop....zac

Post by **teddysmix** » August 18, 2007, 6:26 pm

IM sure, all top blokes love friendly aussies

Post by **kakariki** » August 18, 2007, 6:50 pm

Hi
Thanks for the info, I'm sure he'll find me a good bloke because I'm an Aussie.
I just needed to know about guest friendly as I'm coming alone and may need a friend to even up the bed, I would want it to tip up if I'm in it on my own, I'm sure you understand, 55555

Post by **banpaeng** » August 18, 2007, 7:54 pm

I am not sure but would really have to guess most if not all sleeping establishments in Udon are guest friendly.

Post by **zacatac** » August 21, 2007, 2:08 am

not a problem kakariki you could bring the Thai army home it won't worry Joe
zac

Post by **keith555** » December 7, 2007, 12:49 am

Stayed at the Ruy Suk Mansion a couple of times now,first time ok so stayed again a few weeks later,What a mistake that was!, I had my new Yamaha Mio delivered there so i could use to go into town,went out into town one night and came back late no problems, 2 nights later went to use motorbike and some clever person had smashed the right mirror off and smashed the speedo cover! found out from one of the staff that does the food there,he saw the damage the morning after i went out. Now my motorbike was parked 5 metres in front of reception with 2 guys working there at night all night ,they did not see anything!!! The owner did nothing only asked them if they saw anything,i said to him if they did not see anything where were they??? with people like that in charge its not safe to stay there,will never go back again !! and the breakfast is no good!!!

laphanphon · Post by **laphanphon** » December 7, 2007, 3:34 pm

well, playing ruysuk advocate,

, if i was working there, and the place was full, as it often is, unless someone loses a key or orders food, no much to do, except sleep, since it isn't a hotel with amenities to offer. if the motorbike is going to sit there all night, obviously the staff will be sleeping at some time, especially after everyone is checked in, hence the sleepers behind the front desk. really don't know what you expect for 300 baht, maybe valet parking or a personal gargae. stay there many times and feel very safe.

Post by **keith555** » December 12, 2007, 4:07 am

Sleep? the damage done to my motorbike could be heard a long way off ,if they were asleep they would be woke up,remember i said my motorbike was parked 5 metres away from reception not 500? The damage was caused by 2 maybe 3 blows from a piece of wood or heavy object,not just breaking the mirror off but breaking the aluminium screw thread of the handlebar as well,plus smashing the speedo cover.! This i do not expect,and no one else would,and to suggest i expect a full valet and personal garage is taking the PISS! P.S. What is a personal gargae??? Stay there at your own risk!!!!!

Post by **BobHelm** » December 12, 2007, 10:44 am

Sadly this type of malicious damage can happen anywhere in the world.
And I have had a pick up 'keyed' well in the car park of the Grand overnight so the price you pay won't help you...

Agree with LA on the sleep thing. Have had to open the gate to the Top Mansion car park myself on many occasions when returning late at night....

laphanphon · Post by **laphanphon** » December 12, 2007, 3:27 pm

well that adds a twist to it, was under the impression it just got hit or knocked over. seems that someone had a personal issue to vent. being that, since you will be long gone, and the 2 by 4's will still be around, i don't think i would of offered much information either, especially when no protection would be provided if one did do the right thing and point the police in right direction. very sad indeed, welcome to thailand, hope you have better luck in future.

Post by **opebo** » February 24, 2008, 6:06 am

Roughly the same as Top, but with a less convenient location. More likely to have a room on any given day, but also full fairly often.

Post by **udonthani** » April 30, 2008, 6:56 pm

I can only recommend this small and cosy hotel it is very clean and the staff is very friendly. Furthermore it is within walking distance from several bars, if you want to, but you can also take the tuk-tuk just outside the hotel and go downtown.
As to get a room, it was very easy, I just filled out the form on the web page, and I got answer return same day, despite we are talking about a considerable time difference (6 hour). No problems with water nor heater, AC ok, fridge ok too. The girls in the staff should be able to speak better English, allthough I can speak Thai so it was not a problem for me.
The breakfast meny is limited, but 7eleven is very close, so you can buy your own bread and youghurt if needed
I can only recommend this hotel

Post by **lee** » September 17, 2008, 5:35 pm

Update:

Ruysuk have recently opened a Gymnasium fitness room at the front their new building next door to their existing building. They have 46 more rooms at a rate of 340 per day, monthly 7500+.

Post by **cali4995** » September 18, 2008, 8:10 am

Well that's certainly convenient. Have to go check that out. Sometimes
I get the urge to exercise but you really half to be pumped to travel
half-way across town. I'm guessing current vacancies at Ruay-sook. $\:D/$

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