From the moment we entered, there was no basic hospitality. Nui saw us coming in but made no effort to greet us, offer a seat, or even acknowledge us properly. immediately made us feel unwelcome. we were looking to book directly but the price she offer is more expensive than online so she offer us to book online instead that really weird for us After checking in, we asked about the latest possible check-out time. We were told that even a short extension would cost 1,000 THB per hour — and not even a complimentary 20- or 30-minute grace period was offered. The staff member claimed the hotel was fully booked for the next day, but when we checked online ourselves, there were still several rooms clearly available. This came across as dishone, showing no flexibility . . We asked to borrow a lighter, and she said they didn’t have one — despite there being candles in the lobby. When asked how those candles were light up she said “from lighters form the kitchen” but made no attempt to help us get one or offer a solution. It was as if helping guests was not part of her job We travel often and have stayed at many hotels — this was by far one of the most disappointing service experiences we’ve encountered. Management seriously needs to address staff training, especially for night-shift employees. Hospitality starts with attitude, and sadly, that was completely missing here.