Name: Hub 53 Bed & Breakfast
Address: 53 Kan Klong Chon Pra Tan Road Suthep,Kan Klong Chon Pra Tan Road, Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai, 50200, Thailand
Rating: 9

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Great and comfortable apartment. Large bathroom and good AC. Comfy bed and always clean sheets. The co-working space was excellent and provided everything I needed. Loved the lounge working area where you could sit on cushions and low desk and work. Met some amazing people here also. Good range of social events.

Really great stay! Excellent work facilities

I am a digital nomad, I am going through South East Asia and have stayed at a few co-working spaces and this one far exceeded my expectations. The place has a great community and the people are always planning what to do next, from trips to the temples to a tennis match, there is a great social aspect.
I would come back again and stay for longer, I only stayed 8 short nights and now I wished I stayed longer!
I had the Queen room, it was a bit dark but it was spacious and had everything I wanted and needed.

Great coworking space

This place is located on Canal Road near the university, about half a mile west of Nimman Road and 2 miles from the old city. It is a mix of busy streets, quiet residential avenues, shops, and even an amusement park and nightclub district a few blocks away. It was a great place to work, filled with friendly young energetic people from all over the world, and I wanted to stay longer. I booked the king bed with balcony which was idyllic as long as you don't mind being awakened by a rooster crowing! My only quibble is that they only clean the room every 4-5 days, and they don't provide soap or shampoo. But it was clean, well appointed and worth the price.

unexpectedly nice

My teaching at Chiang Mai University brought me to Hub 53 for a nearly 40 day stay this past month. I booked when I got to town--knowing the the best deals are cut in person-- but Natika the proprietor had oriented me to my options ahead of time, so booking and move-in took about 20 minutes. Location is right between Maya Mall, Chiang Mai Univeristy (buildings, cafeterias, and pool), and the ever-popular Nimmann tourist area. Hub 53 is, with one exception, the closest lodging to the North Chiang Mai Univeristy Campus. Maya has shops and tons of good food, and Nimmann is even better for food, so you can dine on different dishes and restaurants every night (which I did, I am happy to say). Mobike, Grab ride share, and taxis are easily accessible, and the Zoo, Wat doi Suthep, and other top-end Wats are close; downtown Chiang Mai is 12 minutes by Grab (60 bhat). And you are gloriously out of the epicenter of tourist dense-pack.

Rooms are spotless, up to date, modern fixtures, and generous in size, with basic amenities, including internet and cable Tv. My room, in the next door annex and off the main drag, was quiet, spotless, and with weekly maid service, private bath with great water supply. A 7-11, ATM, pharmacy, superb coffee stop, and Japanese and Italian restaurants run by a woman from Kobe and a guy from Umbria are just downstairs and around the corner. Hub 53 provides laundry service for $1.25 US/load with drying. You also get unlimited access to both internet in rooms and in the public coworking spaces: large public rooms with tables, Aircon, great internet, a Skype room, downstairs kitchen for meal prep and tea and coffee, and a place to park cars and mopeds.  

This is a somewhat quirky place. The front end staff is fluent in English and Thai, and probably other languages, because everyone behind the desk seemed really smart and well connected. The woman who runs this operation--Natika--is the best source of knowledge about the town, culture, entrepreneur opportunities, and job connections the that you will find anywhere--and her advice on restaurants is great. She and her proteges are your best friends in town.  

The clientele of the public spaces and many of the rooms are an odd assortments of what today pass for "digital nomads" but in past times would have been the odd castouts that found their way into the French Foreign Legion or the back pages of a Mitchener novel of youth in search of adventure, self-creation, drugs, and healing in another place. Just my group of people! The place is open 24/7, so many nights I worked late in really great office surroundings on school projects, lectures, and powerpoint presentations. When your equipment breaks or you need an adapter, the Hub53 folks are here to help; can translate for you; get reservations, set up conferences, allow you to meet with clients, etc. This is what coworking space is about.

Costs are quite reasonable in Chiang Mai for lodging and food, and I thought for the $$, Hub 53 was as good as it gets. Why spend a fortune for a room and amenities, when you can do it for less than $10 US per day?  

Who should think about staying here? f you need work space, this is the place. I you want to meet some local folks who have a life other than just being tourist facilitators, then come to Hub 53. And if you are independent minded but like adventure and have some standards about where to stay, but could be happy being just a few minutes away from the tourist hordes, this is the place. Security is exceptional, with card and fingerprint entry, and a 24/7 security guard and locked doors

Finally, if you are looking for work in Chiang Mai, Natika is your person to talk to. In addition to facilitating nomads seeking an environment where they can ply their trade, she has leads for employment hookups, a help wanted board, and training classes for eager and energetic Farang who want to make some money to extend their stay in South East Asia. You won't get that at the Mercure, Meridien, Movenpick, or the Shangri La.

great place for a few days or a month or two--you won't do better for the money

Fantastic co-working space if you’re looking to get work done! It feels like a home away from home for those looking to get busy with some work. You can sleep on the snorlax-like oversized bean bags, kick back in one of the many comfy chillout areas and lie back/get cotched in cozy laid back mattress-laden areas up high, or tucked away in corners. You’re never short of privacy whilst never feeling isolated or overly formal. There are options for everyone here. Each floor is united by a well equipped kitchen with coffee, tea, snacks and cooking facilities and utensils/dining tables etc. it’s so better than Punspace. Hub53 is more of an introverts paradise. It’s less officelike and “showy” than Punspace, and much more homely. They also offer traditional office style desks with Skype rooms and meetings spaces for when you need to get serious, however - so this really is a no-brainer when you consider that it is a fraction of the cost!

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