The place was quiet and private, but it looked a bit run down and offered nothing much to see or do.
PatpokeIl y a un mois
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★★★·Chiang Mai·5.7
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ou écris-le simplement — « autour du 20, trois nuits »
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Ing Nuea Homestay offers 3‑star rooms with air‑conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies and mountain views, complemented by flat‑screen TVs and complimentary toiletries. Guests enjoy a garden terrace, free Wi‑Fi in communal areas, on‑site private parking, and an on‑premise dining space. Situated on a quiet street, it lies 60 km from Chiang Mai International Airport, 7 km from Elephant Nature Park and 48 km from Mae Jo University.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The place was quiet and private, but it looked a bit run down and offered nothing much to see or do.
Patpoke·Il y a un mois
Let’s be clear: don’t book without your own transport; a taxi to the site costs 1000–1500 baht. Pay attention to the address because we were tricked into a different accommodation that looked similar but was actually a bit further away. It isn’t a homestay, and there’s no tea, bread, or food from a menu. It’s fine if you’re just passing through and can leave on your own. The view is beautiful and the balcony bath feels very romantic—except the water is a tiny warm layer that just stops, which is a big drawback and makes it feel too expensive. Everything else is lacking except the view.
Veronique·Il y a un an
The air was nice, but the low altitude was a problem.
Pattarin·Il y a 2 ans
We had a great stay; the igloos were awesome and the whole experience was wild. The lady who runs the place is incredibly sweet and helpful, and her cooking is amazing—we really enjoyed it. Just make sure you arrange a rental car; we didn’t realize how far it was from the city centre and how steep the mountain road was. You can just hire a regular car—there are concrete roads all the way.
Letisha·Il y a 2 ans
Incredible place and welcoming staff. We even got to have a home‑made BBQ and breakfast. The chance to be alone during the burning season made us feel even more disconnected. The burning season itself isn’t the most reassuring period, but it has nothing to do with the property.
Marie·Il y a 2 ans