We stayed 4 nights at this wonderful hotel. This hotel is hands down the best in the area as we could actually see both Laos and Burma from our lovely top floor balcony. Very pleasant views of the 2 rivers, watching slow boats cross the triangle on the way to China. This is the only hotel with such a view.... more

Stayed here for the third night of a 5 night tour old kingdoms tour with WTS. We had booked this tour independently via the internet. The tour was excellent. We arrive mid afternoon which meant we spent a bit of time round the pool which was quite far from the hotel., a phone was available to phone for drinks ect... more

If the Golden Triangle is a must on your travels, the Imperial offers the best view of the confluence of the Nam Ruak and Mekong Rivers and the borders of three countries – all from your balcony. This five-story resort is more like a hotel but that does not take anything away from the comfort it offers. Sop Ruak is... more

Have stayed at the Imperial Golden Triangle at least 10 times over the last 5 years. The best thing about this hotel is the peace and tranquility you feel as soon as you arrive in the reception area. The hotel has a very no fuss feel to it which some people might view as not good service, I find it... more

We stayed here for two nights while on a tour. We were very happy with this hotel. It was a good location for visiting some Hill Tribes as well as taking a side trip into Myanmar (Burma) and also taking a river trip to an island in Laos. Very nice view from the hotel and the food was good in... more

I find this trip advisor website really helpful to find good hotels but this is my first review and I guess it is always the bad ones that stay in your mind. We stayed at this hotel in 2004 for 3 days while we were on our honeymoon. Our trip prior to staying here was in Bangkok and Chiang Mai... more

GGreat setting,view fantastic. this hotel was superb for chilling out and soaking up the scenery. all the rooms face the delta that splits thailand,myanmar and laos only 200 hundred yards from each border between these countries. plenty of opportunities to visit myanmar and laos they are a must. not a lot around the hotel but you must eat out the... more

We were there on Christmas Eve and had the mandatory, celebratory dinner. Food was average, entertainment okay (liked the Thai dancers, indifferent to the Elvis impersonatory), atmosphere festive. This is an average, tourist stop. Service was good, room was unremarkable, food average or a bit below that. more