Customer reviews and what they say

Every place was clean, I felt safe, comfortable, had friendly staff. There was a nice variety of accommodations as well including a tent (loved it).

All hotels were wonderful either in character or location (especially the city hotels).At every location we felt the chosen hotel could not be bettered.Not all were 5 star but they fitted the different locations perfectly.

With Liam’s help we picked a mix of budget and luxury accommodation across our trip. Everywhere Liam picked for us fitted the bill perfectly and all were fabulously located for what we wanted to see. Each resort and hotel could not do enough for us and we loved each and every one of them. Especially those with no TV!

The hotels in Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai were perfect. They were small, the staff were friendly and very responsive, both hotels were really well positioned, the rooms were beautiful with lots of original Thai features. Breakfasts were lovely. The Hotel in Kanchanaburu was bigger and the position was beautiful, the room was very nice with great views, the meals and service were great. The area around the hotel was great for walking, so green and lush. The Hotel in Bangkok was a bit out of the way in the Down town area and a bit tired. The room itself was absolutely lovely but the breakfast area and corridors were a bit battered and the pool area was dangerous with dilapidated showers, broken pool furniture and chipped tiles.

The hotels were excellent. We particularly loved the hotel in Malacca ( Liu Men) -lovely ambience and looked after us so well. Campbell House in Penang was also brilliant and memorable.

Most the accommodation was excellent. The hotel in Phonsavan was not as expected as the bar and restaurant were closed, but this was due to the low number of visitors and reopening after recovery from the pandemic, and acceptable solutions were found.

All the accommodation was great - the hotel on the Island in Kratie was such a pleasure. Jahoo Gibon camp was amazing - fab time.

Loved all accommodations. The Almanity Hotel in Hoi An had a great spa but the hotel room was not very comfortable. Little privacy in bathroom and raised bed platform was rather dangerous to get in and out of.

Hotels were generally accessible but not necessarily everywhere. Accessibility options varied among the hotels but we could always make it work.