Chiang Rai Hostels

"Everything was great, except for the faucets and showerhead. They should really be replaced and the bathrooms renovated, as they've seen many years of use. They're starting to rust and turn green, just really old. The sink faucet in the bathroom sprays water out aggressively in all directions. I stay here often because the breakfast is delicious, the service is good, the rooms are clean, and it's centrally located and convenient. Everything is perfect, except for the issues I mentioned."

"We arrived late in the evening, having informed them in advance. They waited for us and greeted us. I really liked the hotel's somewhat authentic feel. Flowerbeds, well-kept paths, and a koi pond. The room is clearly outdated, reflected in some of the furniture (the table and nightstand, which are best left unopened). However, the sofa and bed are comfortable and don't creak. The floor is clean, the bathroom fixtures are clean, and the towels and bed linens are clean. There's water in the room. One disappointing detail was the lack of a hairdryer, but I didn't bother asking; maybe they provide one upon request. The shower has shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, cotton swabs, and shower caps. The location is 5-7 minutes from 7eleven. It was no more than a 5-minute tuk-tuk ride from the night market. The breakfast was great – scrambled eggs, sausages, rice, vegetables, and the orange juice with pulp was delicious. The coffee was delicious. There was still cereal, so we could make toast. Jam and butter. A wonderful place. In the morning, we packed up and headed off on our journey. I recommend the hotel. The photo shows the house with a child's bed. We slept with the air conditioning on, otherwise there would have been a draft. It wasn't hot."