3-Star Hotels in Phayao

The room is very spacious, with plenty of beds and two bathrooms. The location is excellent; the pier to Wat Tilokaram is directly across the street. You can easily stroll along Phayao Lake without having to find parking elsewhere.

Located in pretty good location and lots of parking lots. Quite spacious room with basic amenities. Good air conditioner and shower. Nice surrounding and atmosphere. Helpful staff. Breakfast provided. Money value, highly recommend for travellers who love to stay close to greenie nature and fresh air out of busy town!

This hotel is perfect for those who love peace and quiet. The rooms are clean, with high ceilings and are airy. The hotel is located in an alley, making it quiet, not crowded, and safe. There's plenty of parking, a soft bed, a spacious bathroom, Wi-Fi, a small refrigerator, a TV, and drinking water. I like the lovely, cheerful counter staff who are helpful and provide excellent advice. The housekeeper cleans the room every day. The price you pay for the standard and service is worth more than the price. (The hotel doesn't have a hair dryer or a shower cap; you have to bring your own.)

The rooms are big, clean, soundproofing is good, ah delicious, the staff are lovely. Especially the housekeeper who cleans the room is very cute and has good manners.

I had to live in another hotel with more convenient transportation in the city center, but it was too late to have no room. I temporarily chose this Green Hotel . The location is relatively biased and the room is clean and comfortable. Because I live in the highest building, I can also see the corner of the lake view. It is also a good choice.

Parking is available at the hotel entrance, there is a vegetable market nearby, breakfast is convenient, and there is a 711 about 10 minutes' walk away. The hotel is average overall, but the price of more than 100 RMB is acceptable, with a high cost performance, comparable to Hanting in China. The bedding is average, and I found bugs when I was about to leave. Moreover, many hotels in Thailand now do not place amenities, so it is recommended to bring your own or go to 711 to buy. We stayed on the seventh floor, and the view from the hotel window is as shown in Figure 2. It was beautiful at sunset.