In the heart of Songkhla's Old Town, Baan Nai Nakhon is more than just a lovely boutique hotel in a heritage house. It's an attraction itself, with its carefully manicured garden where guests breakfast to its sitting room-cum-lobby with its meticulously curated decor. Bougainvilleas festoon its facade, making it a favorite backdrop for the local selfie squad, while upstairs guests can relax in the quiet comfort of its well-appointed rooms. Breakfasts in the garden are a good time to relax and contemplate the day's itinerary, nourished with the host's freshly cut fruit, roti and rice porridge.

Being an old house, it has all the features of an old house typically has. It's creaky, which becomes more apparent in the quiet of night, and there are in some spots odd, mildewy smells common to natural materials in tropical climates. The mattresses could be newer, or at least turned regularly, to avoid the kind of sagging in mine.

The owner was friendly and engaging. The place had a character and a charm of its own, while the room was tastefully done up. We enjoyed the breakfast provided in the courtyard garden, a nice setting. And the location was ideal for us, smack in the heart of old Songkhla, and close to a lot of eating outlets.

Everything was amazing. The staff are very friendly and the home made breakfast is incredible. The location is perfect in the centre of town, you can walk to everywhere. The building itself and the rooms have so much character, and were also very comfortable and quiet for a good night sleep.

Room was small,there was not a door to toilet,bathroom.So there was no privacy.The owner demanded cash even though I had given all credit card details when I booked online.When I asked for a receipt for the 1,500 baht cash he refused and would not give me a receipt.I think the room was worth no more than 600 to 800 baht