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Hotel review / Nuea Mueang / Roi Et city

HOP INN Roi Et

Compare HOP INN Roi Et’s compact Double and Twin rooms with its newer HOP Plus description and specific guest reports about breakfast, sound and shower control.

608 words · 4 min read · Editorial date 8 June 2025

HOP INN Roi Et is a compact city hotel where the bed arrangement is a more important choice than a large spread of room sizes. The official Double and Twin rooms share the same footprint, while the HOP Plus description adds different sleeping and in-room equipment. Recent Standard-room guests liked the clean, simple accommodation but raised specific points about noise, shower temperature and the lack of a full breakfast.

01

Double and Twin occupy the same amount of space

The hotel’s official page gives both Standard categories as 19.59 square metres. The Double has one double bed and the Twin two singles; Agoda rounds many entries to 20 square metres. A desk, balcony, refrigerator and private bathroom are part of the published Standard description.

This is a bed-choice decision, rather than a reason to expect a Twin to be larger. The compact layout can work for a short stay, but a family with bulky luggage should not interpret an extra permitted child as extra floor area. An April 2026 Standard Double guest found the room clean and comfortable with two children, while wishing there were a second chair.

02

HOP Plus changes more than the name

The official HOP Plus description adds a double bed and daybed, kettle, coffee and tea setup, mugs and a hairdryer. These are meaningful differences from the Standard-room experience reported by a May 2026 Double guest, who found no hairdryer in the room.

That guest’s observation should not be used to claim that the entire property lacks a hairdryer. It is a reminder to compare the actual category. The official description, rather than a photograph of another room, is the relevant basis when a daybed or particular equipment is essential.

The official Standard description allows two adults and one child under twelve, while HOP Plus is presented for three adults. A third adult is therefore a different category decision from a child sharing the Standard accommodation. The April guest’s family experience does not override the occupancy conditions of the particular offer available for another party.

03

Plan a simple morning, rather than an assumed buffet

The May guest also reported no breakfast service. An account published in February 2026 described hot water, a coffee machine and microwaves on the ground floor, with snacks and instant food available to buy. Those are different facilities from a restaurant breakfast included with a room.

A temple departure can therefore be easier if the morning meal is planned separately. The individual reports do not prove an unchanging coffee or snack arrangement, but they give a more realistic expectation than treating every hotel listing with refreshments as a breakfast buffet.

04

Cleanliness praise does not settle the sound question

The April Double guest praised the room, bathroom and bedding but heard footsteps and chairs from above. They also found the air-conditioner loud and the shower difficult to regulate between hot and cold. These were specific features of that stay, despite the guest’s favourable overall impression.

The May visitor was especially happy with the bed and staff. Someone who sleeps easily may give those positives more weight, while a light sleeper may place more importance on the April sound report. Neither experience establishes that all rooms have the same noise level or shower behaviour.

05

A recognisable city address with separate temple drives

The official address is 377 Moo 6, Rob Mueang Soi 5 in Nuea Mueang. Parking and the city position make sense for a stop that includes local errands or an evening in Roi Et. The chain’s published check-in begins at 14:00 and check-out is by noon.

For this atlas, the relevant temple journeys still lead outside the immediate city area. Arrange the Nong Phok excursion to Phra Maha Chedi Chai Mongkhon and the separate Thoet Thai approach to Wat Pa Non Sawan. HOP INN’s practical case is a clear room specification and urban base, not proximity to either remote monument.

Sources for this review

HOP INN Roi EtBook on Agoda