Best Hotels near Chaya Massage & Spa, Chiang Mai

Regarding the hotel being named with an “airport”, it is still a bit far from the airport (at least it’s 30 min on foot), so you’re gonna need to rely on a cab which is not the most affordable mode of transportation. The hotel room is decent with good toiletries. You need to give 500 Baht deposit, though. Also, there are two B2 buildings - one deluxe & and standard - make sure you tell the taxi driver correctly.

Everything is perfect There is a common lounge area for watching movies and playing games. The room is clean, the beds are comfortable, and there are bicycles to borrow and ride.

The service is very good, everyone is very polite and the room is cleaned daily, bottled drinking water is supplied. The room is big, has a smart T.V. and is suitable for a small family. There is a separate dining area with kitchenette and a decent sized balcony that over looks a busy road. The bathroom is clean. There is an area to work downstairs and a piano. The only drawback is the road is very busy and noisy throughout the day and night.

We arrived at this hotel six nights. The hotel is located well, 15 minutes walk to the tourist quarter, i.e. Quadrata, next to the shop 7/11, small shopping center, there are local cafes. The rooms are quite spacious. The hotel's pluses end up. The Internet is normal, but only for one device, that is, either a phone, or a tablet. Breakfasts are simply no choice, no choice as such, cook disgustingly. Twice there was a similarity to the Swedish table, once breakfast on the menu, for the rest of the days we didn't take breakfast. If something has ended, you have to ask, as they do not replenish the missing, omlet on the menu is the most unpleasant that we ate in Thailand, and it is in a country with such a beautiful kitchen! In any local striking cafe cook dozens of times better. When choosing a room, bear in mind that a new building is being built directly next to the hotel with all the consequences in the form of noise, dust, etc. Only after our very insistent real room was replaced with windows on the other side - there is a view on the city and quite quiet. Then long searched for our next booking (reserved at the same time by two armored). The air conditioner blows on the bed, and the air conditioning unit itself is located on the balcony, occupiing almost all the available place on the 8th floor of the hotel there is a beautiful terrace with a wonderful view, but.. There is only one bench, and the cleaners are dumping on it dirty bedding and towels. Bed linen and towels old and weared, towels that were once white, in spots and in the color of grey-beige rather, about a towel in the toilet for feet I am silent at all. Cleaning is none and is to replace towels and garbage, in six days never changed bed linen! We didn't leave the tea, not for what, in my opinion. And finally - apotheosis, it is eviction. This morning, the glass with the match tea was accidentally turned over, sprays hit the towel and the sheets. When we were evicted, they tried to take 300 baths, the type they were irrevocably damaged, while on our objections of the type: and did not wash? , the cleaner sent the administrator a photo of the dry towel, claiming that she tried to wash it, but it didn't turn out! Only after my reasonable comment that hotel towels due to their multiple use by different people should be washed exclusively in the washing machine and at a sufficiently high temperature, agreed. To be informed, I also sprayed my clothes, washed it without trouble with cold water, manually using the usual gel for the shower. If the hotel is trying to change bed linen and towels at the expense of guests, well, good luck with other guests. We were in different countries, in many hotels, but we faced a situation like this for the first time. Frankly speaking, for this money you can find many significantly better options in this wonderful city of Chiang Mai.

Lotus Pang Suan Kaew Hotel is extremely value for money, as its an older hotel, the rooms are large and spacious at an affordable price. The interior is also more immersive with traditional thai designs.

Rooms are so ordinary and in good condition. Unfortunately, the shower is only separated by a corner and the bathroom is mostly wet when doing the shower. The hall is very modern, unfortunately everything is very bright. The situation is unfortunately not good if you are usually too far on the road. I had to take a taxi/tuktuk in two days for all routes because the route 1 is relatively long and 2 is not pleasant to go. There's a lot of things that you'd save with a more central hotel. We had read that the hotel should be in a culinary area, but we have not seen it and have thus spent time in other areas day and evening.

We stayed at the Winner Inn for 3 nights while part of a tour of 18 people. Check in went quickly and smooth. The front end staff was not overly friendly. There was an on site restaurant that was only ever open for breakfast. But there was always people in there. They did let us bring out own food to eat in there one night as long as we cleaned up out whole mess. Which was fine we would have never left a mess for someone else to clean up. The elevator was small but did fit about 4 guest and their suitcases. There was also a very tall, steep set of stairs. The floors all squeak very loudly. Didn't really bother us until late at night when the party crowds were coming back. The walls were also paper thin so you heard everything and I mean everything. We had a very large weird shape room. The fridge was not plugged in and had nothing in it. The tv was there not plugged in but did not work well. The bed was very soft (I prefer to firm over to plush) but still slept good. The what should have been a fitted sheet did not cover the bed (see pictures). We called the front desk they said we had to come get a new one or we had to switch hotels (really good service hey). We went and picked it up and it had a huge hole in it. Called again, did the same thing. This time it was another double sheet so we just put it on so it covered the end that was sticking out. The room was very basic and plain. It was actually very clean minus the one dead bug that was on the floor. The bathroom looked like it had seem better days. The shower was nothing special. The walls looked dirty but I think it is because they didn't use the proper grout for being in a wet space. Good luck getting warm water. It took me 15mins to get it warm. The toilet seat isn't the right style for the type of toilet it is (see pictures). No shampoo or conditioner. AC worked great. It is in an okay location. It is on a quiet back alley. If I were to come back to Chiang Mai I would look for something in an even better location. There was one restaurant on the street and the food was horrible. Even walking to the Main Street a few blocks away didn't really seem to have many restaurants. We started ordering from GrabFood (Transportation grab app) which got us some amazing food from all over the town. There was a 7-11 on the Main Street where we got snacks one night and shampoo & conditioner. Best of luck if you decide to stay here.

Good service. We booked at 8 pm and checked in really late at 1 am, but there were a few staff to assist us at the lobby. When we asked for some drinks at night, they still serviced us kindly. Really nice people. I am not a fan of loft style, so I felt the room was not clean enough

We booked 2 nights in a double room on the ground floor. Price 600 baht per night. Night market is just a stone's throw away, actually at the door! Chain restaurants such as McDonald's, Starbucks are all within walking distance from the hotel. The restaurants around the hotel are very international, including halal food. The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. Cable TV had many English channels to choose from. 2 bottles of drinking water were provided free of charge. There was also a small bar. Toilet was damp design so slippers were provided. Hot water in the shower was easy to control. In our room, the dresser mirror is directly facing the bed. For those superstitious people, the bed has wheels so you can push them in different directions. Looks small but superstitious people get pre-warned! Change towels and face towels daily. Rooms are also cleaned daily. The downside of this hotel is that at the moment, the kitchen/dining room is under renovation. There will be some noise during the waking hours, starting from about 8:30am. But this is not a problem as the daytime usually goes out for a tour in this place in Chiang Mai. Because the hotel kitchen is closed, it is not a comment. It is very convenient to buy breakfast from the local shops around the night city. Because the restaurant is closed, there is no place except the lobby area opposite the reception desk, you can relax and stroll around. It is 15 minutes walk to the airport. Taxi to the airport costs 150 baht. Overall, I would recommend this hotel because of its excellent location and reasonable price. Night market is nightlife in this area so not easy to get bored.

Have read the comments about the hotel after booking Had worried about the hotel service However after arrival the related comments are not realistic The hotel is nice, new, clean. Staff service attitude is friendly enough. Location is also very nice. Hotel also arranged the buggy car service to soi 4 and soi 6 The destination is the kanpai restaurant and the empire nimman Close to the main venue in nimman Recommend of this hotel and will stay again if visit chiang mai next time