Muan Hotel

Nice, clean, good location, shared kitchenette with tea – no elevator, but that’s how it is in Thailand.

Elital·Há 3 semanas

The room was small but had six very spacious beds for six people, two common showers, several toilets, and a balcony for fresh air; the property offered a communal hang‑out space and water bottles in the room on arrival. The bedsheets were old and made of cheaper fabric, so they weren’t comfortable on the skin; one communal shower had bad drainage, and the room for six had very little space – you could only walk in, stash some items in the locker, and lie on the bed, with no extra room for anything else.

Aleksandra·Há 2 meses

“Very pleasant stays!”

The bed was incredibly soft, but the early‑morning smell of fried fish was off-putting.

Annisa·Há 2 meses

“A standard quality room for resting”

The room offered a fantastic view of Chiang Mai’s mountains, with the Thapae Gate visible and people strolling by; the humidifier and coffee machine (using plastic capsules) were available, and the communal area was nice for groups, though it didn’t suit us as a couple. The fourth‑floor location kept the room quiet, but the air was initially stale and humid, so we had to open every window and fan it out; plus, there’s no lift, so carrying bags up the stairs can be a workout.

Wongsathorn·Há 3 meses

“Overall, it was a pleasant stay and good value for the price.”

I appreciated the charming common area and the convenient spot near Phae Gate, especially while staying during Songkran when the roads were lively; the in‑room amenities were cute, but the third‑floor room felt a bit small and narrow, and without a lift it’s tough if you have a lot of luggage.

Hninn·Há 6 meses