The hotel sits right on the main road, just beside a 7‑Eleven.
AnikA month ago
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Chiang Mai·8.1
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Sleep Owl Chiang Mai, a boutique hostel in Chiang Mai’s city centre, offers air‑conditioned rooms with shared bathrooms, free Wi‑Fi, and a communal kitchen and lounge. A tranquil garden and on‑site shower with hairdryer enhance comfort. Steps from Chang Puak Gate, 500 m to Chang Puak Market, and close to Three Kings Monument and Wat Phra Singh.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The hotel sits right on the main road, just beside a 7‑Eleven.
Anik·A month ago
The beds feel cozy, the staff does their job, and the place is quiet—ideal for sleeping or unwinding. A kitchen is available, something many other hostels lack.
Lepe·4 months ago
I loved the spot: tucked inside Old Town, next to a 7‑11, laundry, plenty of food, and a 10‑15 minute walk to the Sunday night market. Curtains between beds give good privacy, and each bed has a pleasant light that doesn’t disturb roommates. The staff cleans constantly, which is appreciated because not every guest shares that view of hygiene. It’s safe and the staff are super helpful. On the downside, the beds could use a small shelf for a phone or book. The kitchen isn’t as well equipped as I’d hoped; swapping a microwave for a tabletop oven would be a great start. For a longer stay, you’re forced to eat out or have unhealthy meals because there’s only a microwave to cook with. As a slow‑mo traveler, that matters a lot, and I might have stayed longer if the kitchen were better.
Aisha·5 months ago
Quiet and peaceful, but the bed was too hard.
Delgado·6 months ago
The accommodation is clean and located in the city center, and getting there is convenient.
Thanaphat·6 months ago