T3 House Ubon

[cysampan]

Would anybody know if T3 house is part of the Tohsang group? Reason for asking - a 'Falang' moment at a Tohsang a few years ago. Thanks.

[MeMock]

I have met the owner of T3 a few times and am 99% sure it isn't linked.

[SantiSuk]

If there is a linkage they sure don't want you to know it! Here's the corporate websites:

http://www.t3houseubon.com/webt3hprd/

http://www.tohsang.com/

Would be difficult to find out corporate info on private companies in Thailand - such info is as cryptic as your posting OP

[cysampan]

Thanks for the kind replies. We were thinking of staying at the T3 for our yearly visit, but will probably stick with the Sunnee. (Comfortable, polite, breakfasts a bit suspect).

Upon entering the said Tohsang we were treated to the open-mouth amazed look of, 'how could poor people like you deign to cross our threshold'. After a further genuine problem, a verbal exchange escalated. I'm pretty sure they'll remember me!

[MeMock]

We used to stay at Sunee but as soon as T3 opened it quickly became our regular go to place. ⅓ of the price compared to Sunee as well. The old man who owns it is great to talk to if you get the opportunity.

[SantiSuk]

T3 is one of the best value hotels in Ubon at about 770 baht (smaller rooms at 670 are a bit cramped IMO) with very light snack breakfast (think toast and instant coffee) and I often stay there when I'm not trying out new places just for the hell of it.

Sunnee is a full service 4/5 star with a decent buffet breakfast at about 1,600 baht. It is the best hotel in Ubon if you want that and the breakfast alone is worth say 400 baht (for a couple) if that's the kind of breakfast you need.

Horses for courses! If you like pleasant owners, very personable staff and a nice breakfast at somewhere in between the two then Rapeepan Ville (1,200 baht) is a very nice boutique hotel that's worth checking out.

Padaeng would be my standard in the basic budget range (500 baht - big rooms, instant coffee bananas and Chinese donuts for brekkie)

[Prices are the last Agoda prices I paid sometime in 2014, maybe more now but I think 3 times may be over-egging the Sunnee/T3 comparison Memock]

[MeMock]

600 was my last price at T3 and 1600 at Sunee. Closer to ⅓ then any other popular fraction I can think of.

Edited June 2, 2015 by MeMock

[bergen]

600 was my last price at T3 and 1600 at Sunee. Closer to ⅓ then any other popular fraction I can think of.

Yepp, 600 baht a night, and if you're a regular, you'll get every 10th night free!!