Name: Good Night Chiang Mai
Address: 51 Soi Lanna Hospital Sukgasem Road, Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai, 50000, Thailand
Rating: 8

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Great accommodation close to the night market. Beautiful and clean rooms at a fair price. Great breakfast and wonderful swimming pool. A few chill bars around and a massage center just in front. This is were you want to be in Chiangmai.
You will not be disappointed.

The place to stay

We are a young couple who travelled to Chiang Mai for the first time. We were recommended this place and we didn't regret it. This little hotel is perfect for your needs in Chiang Mai. It is simple, on the small side, quaint and very clean. We thought it was well located and we walked everywhere in old Chiang Mai. The staff was extremely helpful in many aspects (making phone calls for us, pick up at the airport-for a very small fee, directions and maps and accommodating us with the included breakfast even when we had to leave before the breakfast hours). The included breakfast was very simple but very quick and perfect to start the day. The pool (although it is right in the lobby) is really refreshing after a long day of exploring. Our taxi driver called the boutique house 'the yellow beauty'... As long as you don't expect north American luxury, you would be very pleased to stay at this quaint little Boutique House. I would definitely stay there again and would not hesitate to recommend it to friends and family.

Everything we could have asked for in Chiang Mai

The rooms are really nice, but not the bathroom. The hotel has a beautiful swimming pool and it is very characteristic. They were not able to accept my credit card dor paying (which has been accepted in all hotels of the world). We can say personal is not so available for questions. Position is quite far from the center of the city. Anyway price was really convenient.

Quite good

I'm generally a budget traveler and I chose A9 because it was priced in the budget-range (450 THB for the most basic room) but advertised as more of a quiet, boutique hotel well-away from backpacking mayhem and came with mostly positive reviews. 

I was disappointed in what I found. The guesthouse does have a lovely facade with professional landscaping and a nice lounging area, but my room was definitely nothing special. There were pieces of tape on the otherwise bare wall where some form of artwork had once hung. The remote to an old TV had dead batteries. There was a bloody streak of a dead mosquito down the wall. The bathroom flooded after showering and the ceiling had weird blotchy stains. Nit-picky points, yes, but not the boutique stay I was expecting.

The worst aspect by far, however, was the location. If you've never been to Chiang Mai (like me), you might not comprehend what "across the superhighway" means. Well, let me tell you: It means there is nothing geared toward tourists within walking distance, and no open restaurants in the vicinity AT ALL after 9pm when my flight arrived. (I ate my first dinner in Thailand courtesy of 7-11. That's about six blocks away, too.) It means if you try to walk into the Old City (like I stupidly did the first time), you have to dash across about eight lanes of cars speeding by at 100kph and then walk another 4km, and it means that tuk-tuk drivers (who have to be called to drive out to the guesthouse) will gleefully charge you 150-200 baht one-way to- or from the Old City. I thought once I got there that I'd rent a scooter, but I was too intimidated once I realized I couldn't avoid the superhighway.

I chose A9 because I thought it'd save money, but unless they set up a shuttle to the Old City and back, staying at A9 was anything but economical. I changed guesthouses after two nights.

On the positive side, everything was clean, quiet, service was prompt and friendly, and I was really happy to see that A9 had employed a transgender woman as a receptionist. (Despite what many Westerners think, there is still widespread discrimination against gender variant individuals in Southeast Asia, and many transgender women have few employment options outside of cosmetics or the sex trade. So props to A9 for inclusion! Now start a free shuttle, please.)

You won't save money here.

The hotel is too far from city. Cost about $100 to take tuk tuk to city. It cost more than $100 for the way back since the drivers are not willing to take $100 to this remote area and get no passengers on their way back to the city. Part of the hotel is under renovation. Construction noise wakes me up early in the morning. No hot water supply in my room on my first day. The reception lady was nice to help me reset the power and there came the hot water. On the second day, no hot water again. No phone in the room. For any request, have to come to the first floor.

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