3-Star Hotels in Chiang Rai

The hotel has a good location and nice rooms with reasonable price. Bathroom was clean but hot water could be better. They also help if you want to store your luggage. Don't forget to have 500 baht cash for deposit. Otherwise, you have to leave your passport until check out.

While our stay at the hotel had its challenges with room maintenance and amenities, the central location and breakfast quality were notable positives. The room is old, and we has some clothes moths which dangle on the walls. The setup of our room, where the two single beds were positioned closely together like a double bed, caused inconvenience and discomfort.

the hotel is close to the central Chiangrai (shopping centre). Not a far walk from the hotel, 5 -10 min walk. clean hotel, staff is excellent assisted with the TV. No swimming pool. Lot of restaurants and coffee shops near by. Not close to night bazaar need to get taxi/tuktuk or motorbike. Clean place, fridge but TV small wish it was a larger size TV.

Always stay at Hi Chiangrai when i visit this town. Hotel location is perfect as there are lots of eateries within walking distance. Can also walk to the night bazar which also walking distance. The hotel just renovated recently and the lobby and restaurant looks fantastic. Will definitely stay in Hi Chiangrai again.

The bathroom is so dirty that there are black stains all over the walls. The bidet nozzle should be changed immediately. I didn't dare to use it. I accidentally picked it up. At first, I didn't look and when I touched it, I felt ewww!!! It's so dirty. But the location of the accommodation is good, but it's far from the Sunday walking street. If you have a private car, it's easy to travel. The bedroom is good. There are lots of pillows. The refrigerator has ice cubes that never melt.

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This property has 3 sections to it. 1st the Bungalows these are the most outdated and show it but bed's still comfortable these are in A section. B Section is a line of rooms all connected. These are more up to Date and are nice Big rooms with a nice bathroom. The 3rd C Section is a 2 level indoor Walking area to the rooms these have balconies that some overlook the nice swimming pool. Breakfast is served in a very nice area up Front. I found the staff to be very accommodating except for 1 heavy set person on the night staff who was More into his Phone then helping me and answering my question it's as if I was interfering with his video game or whatever he was doing but definitely not doing his Job. If you want to drink anything more than a coffee cup size bring your own drinking items because they only have coffee cups as I have been told by this night staff. Not having regular drinking glasses at a Resort?? Minus 10 points Big slip in my book. But overall very quiet and relaxing. A little outside of the City it's self but definitely not Bad and a good choice for a few nights. Pictures from Section B

This is a countryside guesthouse in Chiang Mai, away from the urban hustle, about a 9-minute ride from the city center. The owner provides excellent service and hospitality. I particularly enjoyed the hearty breakfast served daily and the outdoor shower facilities. In the height of summer, being able to shower outdoors amidst the mountain scenery without any inhibitions is truly relaxing. If you're visiting Chiang Mai, it's worth experiencing 1-2 nights of unique accommodation here.

Absolutely amazing experience. The hotel is on the path to setting a new benchmark for standards of cleanliness. They leave the note to tell that room has been disinfected between and during stays. Attentive and responsive staff willing to go extra mile for the comfort of quests.

We stayed here recently, and while the room was big, it felt a bit bare, there wasn’t much furniture, just one bedside table and no proper chair - only a stool. There was no coffee or kettle in the room, but you can get free hot water at the café downstairs (just ask for it) and purchase instant coffee packets, or get a fresh brewed coffee for a fair price. The room had windows at the front and back, but only the one facing the walkway had an insect screen, which was odd since it doesn’t offer any privacy when the window and curtains are open. The back window opened onto an open field, but has no screen. The curtains were about 80% light-blocking, so the room stayed dim after sunrise. The beds were comfy, but the Wi-Fi signal in our room was weak and slow, we had to use our mobile phone data to get decent speeds. Parking is limited, and all the spaces were taken by 8 PM, so plan ahead if you’re driving. There was quite a lot of construction noise starting around 9 AM, but considering it was shortly after the floods, it’s understandable they needed to do repairs. Overall, it’s okay for a short stay if you don’t mind a few quirks, but there’s definitely room for improvement.