Arun Rawee

I stayed for two days. I was not extremely satisfied, but it was a good hotel with a good value for money. 1. Facilities: The swimming pool with the temple background was nice, but it was too close. The hotel was not big, so it felt very crowded. There were only 1-2 rooms that could see the swimming pool and the temple. Those who were attracted by the temple must pay attention. The swimming pool was really small. I saw everyone was soaking in it. 2. Service: This was something I was very satisfied with. Although the fruits were placed outside, it didn't matter to you if you didn't order breakfast. The waiters were very, very, very good. Looking at the comments, many people were warmed by the smiles of several waitresses like me. Because I was planning my trip during my stay, several girls helped me a lot. 3. Hygiene: The room was acceptable, but it was a little shabby and had nothing to do with refinement. The bathroom door was designed to be larger than the city gate, and it was too difficult to open and close. The basic sanitary conditions were acceptable. 4. Location: This is also the core reason for my recommendation. The main temple is very close, and Tha Phee is very close, so if you are a tourist coming to Chiang Mai, I think staying here for two days is a must. There is also a massage shop called Young Siam, which is open until 12 o'clock, which is very friendly to us who need night service every day. The service of that shop is amazing. We took a taxi to go there and walked back two days in a row, passing by Wat Chedi Luang and 711. It was very happy. Location + cost-effectiveness, it should be a hotel that you can't avoid when you come to Chiang Mai, but it is not suitable for those who want to stay in the hotel all day after playing all the attractions. The playability is not high, and the concrete wind in the room is also quite cold.

We stayed here throughout our Chiang Mai itinerary. We had a great time for 6 days. The staff was very nice and sincere. The room is large, clean, bright and beautifully decorated! I slept well for several nights~ There are three options for breakfast: English, Chinese and Thai. The portions are huge and the omlet is great! There are also self-service toasts and croissants, fruits, coffee, and a kind of durian-shaped candy. I eat two of them every day. The hotel is very close to Tha Pae Gate. It only takes 10 minutes to walk. There are also delicious restaurants nearby. It's a lot, right next to the Sunday night market, but the room is very quiet and not noisy. Will recommend friends to go!