The Experience Walking Street Chiang Mai

The location of the hotel is good. The lady who runs the hotel is also very nice. I will recommend it to my friends.

Nice room, recommended

The hotel is in the central area of ​​the ancient city. The location is very good. It is very convenient for eating, traveling and getting massages. The two standard rooms booked, 403 and 404, both face the street and have balconies. People who are light sleepers will be affected. If you want to be quiet and quiet, just choose a room without a street view. The two houses are connected through a door, making it easier for a family of four to communicate. Each room is 25 square meters. Except for the lack of wardrobe, it has everything you need such as a refrigerator, a safe, a smart toilet, etc. It also comes with a 28-inch suitcase. After taking the things, you need to close them and put them upright, otherwise it will affect the opening of the door. The lights are very bright, and there are two USB ports on each bedside. The towels and bath towels look a little old, but they are changed every afternoon when the waiter cleans the room. The restaurant on the first floor is spacious and clean, with all the doors facing the street open to the outside world. Our room rate includes breakfast, and we can choose one of the four set meals every day without ordering a la carte. The front desk and waiters are very polite and enthusiastic. There is a little girl who speaks some Chinese, and the others speak English and there is no problem in communication. February 9th is New Year’s Eve. The hotel hung up red lanterns, tributes were placed at the door, and hanging whips were set off at almost 10:00. The a**osphere of the Chinese New Year was full.

There are not many Chinese people in the hotel. I booked a high-end luxury balcony room. When I went there, I was given a poor corner room. The front desk explained that there was a mistake and they changed the room. I hope it won't be too big for this price. Check out more hotels in Bibi. Anyway, the accommodation feels average. If you don’t speak good English, I’d better choose it.

The location is very good. It is near the Three Kings Statue and has excellent accessibility to the Sunday Night Market. All the staff are friendly and the facilities are clean.

The location is great, the room is clean, just a little small!

First of all, the location is in the center of the ancient city, so it is convenient to go everywhere. The disadvantage is that there is a bar opposite. The bar closes at 2 o'clock in the morning, so it will be noisy. The curtains in the room must be unblocked, so you don't have to worry about getting up early even if you are training at night! When I read the reviews, someone said that the hotel was newly opened, but when I went there it felt like it was more of a hotel than a hotel. It was obviously not well maintained, the sheets and towels were stained, the air conditioner was freezing, but it was not windy, and there was no need to check the details. The biggest problem with the toilet is that the fan is blowing in the pocket at night. You can't drop the toilet paper into the toilet. You have to throw it into the trash can... because it was stated when you checked in that the toilet is easy to get clogged. If you find that you drop the toilet paper, it will fall into the toilet. If it causes a stuffy throat, you will have to pay money, so the store uses a smart toilet that can wash feces, but even after using it, I know that it cannot be washed clean. It may be because there is a problem with the drain, and the smell of drain comes out of the toilet from time to time. I stayed there for three years. On that day, the hotel couldn't solve the problem, so they just sprayed air freshener! The staff at the hotel front desk speak average English, but they will try their best to help you solve your problems, but their skills are not high. The price of the hotel is average, and their personality is not high. If I were asked to choose it multiple times, I would definitely not stay.