The breakfast exceeded my expectations and I enjoyed it every morning, plus the pool was a highlight; however, the building felt old, constant loud noises came from somewhere, and the Wi‑Fi was often weak.
Mineko2 days ago
★★·Chiang Rai·8.4
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Huen Chan Thip in Chiang Rai features an outdoor pool, free Wi‑Fi, and complimentary parking. Guest rooms include air‑conditioning, flat‑screen cable TV, refrigerators, private bathrooms with showers, and optional balconies. The hotel sits 700 m from Wat Pra Sing, 900 m from the Saturday Night Walking Street, and 8 km from Mae Fah Luang International Airport, offering convenient access to cultural attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The breakfast exceeded my expectations and I enjoyed it every morning, plus the pool was a highlight; however, the building felt old, constant loud noises came from somewhere, and the Wi‑Fi was often weak.
Mineko·2 days ago
I can only say good things: the staff were very attentive, cleaned the room daily and were on top of everything, the breakfast offered a little bit of everything with tea and coffee all day, the room was super spacious and comfortable and the bathroom was also large, the pool and the location were 10/10—thanks for your dedication; everything was great.
Ana·A week ago
I liked the staff—they were accommodating and provided good service, and the location was good, but I didn’t like the musty smell in the room, probably because it’s an old hotel, although overall it was clean.
Beth·A week ago
The room size was fine; however, there were duvets on the beds not covered by sheets, making cleaning difficult even though they looked clean, so I asked them to replace them because they were too bulky, and they brought new ones; at night there was a motor or water‑pump noise, not loud but it bothered me, and the mattress was very improvable.
Plinio·2 weeks ago
The location was great, but not all staff were equally friendly and they spoke very little English, so there might have been a language barrier.
Jelma·2 weeks ago