Name: Chiangrai Hotel
Address: 519 Suksathit Road, Chiang Rai, Chiang Rai, Chiang Rai, 57000, Thailand
Rating: 8

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Chiang Rai International Airport

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My family and I stayed here for New Year’s Holiday. Aside from its location, The Chiang Rai Hotel is a joke. Our room was dusty, there was chewed gum on the floor,  and it had multiple spider webs that appeared to have accumulated over time. They are very hard to miss because they were thick spider webs. Clearly the staff doesn’t take pride in their hotel’s appearance. The internet is slow and dropped continuously, which made it difficult to search for and read about nearby things. There are no elevators. Walking up the stairs to the 3rd floor with our heavy backpacks was a bit annoying. To look at it from an optimistic point of view, walking up the steps gives a nice burn in the thighs for a workout. 

The bathroom consists of a toilet, sink, and shower head 🚿 with no dividers. Once the shower was turned on, practically all of the bathroom floor, sink, and toilet gets wet. The beds are super hard and caused back pain, hip, and knee pain. Mattress pad provided on a concrete slab anyone? We are a family of 4. My husband, our two children, and I shared a room of three beds. Sharing with my youngest child is not a big issue. The issue is the staff knew there were four of us in the room and continuously only provided us with three towels to dry off with. 

On our last day at the hotel I asked if the 4 of us could have water to drink. It was well before our checkout time. The housekeeper and receptionist informed me that we have to pay for more drinking water if we needed it 😧. It’s not like we were requesting tons of water while at the hotel. Each day (except morning of checkout), they provided one bottle for each of us and we would purchase more drinking water while we were out on the town. The receptionist’s patted herself on the back for giving us four bottles of water (one per guest) because technically there are only three beds in the room so they were only required to give us 3 bottles of water  🤔. If you check their website their room for a family of 4 only has three beds, so that 4 the person would typically be out of luck 😧. I was also informed that I would have to pay for more toilet paper (if we run out). 

This hotel clearly needs to learn a few lessons on hospitality, integrity, cleanliness, and overall customer service. They might as well be like the same criminals that tries to cheat foreigners out of money when selling a product. Needless to say, I do not recommend spending your money here. They won’t see another dime of our money either. 

You’ve Been Warned, Not Worth Your Hard-Earned Money

Very happy with the location, especially if you're coming only for a couple of days. The staff was nice and the check-in/check-out super fast and professional.

The room was a decent size. Unfortunately, there is no wardrobe or hangers. And I missed a little fridge. 

Other than that I had a good stay.

Good location, nice staff

Ok, so,  pretty it isn't but it is a good budget hotel that delivers comfort, convenience and location 

The large interior quadrangle styled bedrooms area, with rooms on the first, second and third floor is reminiscent of a Miami tenement block to be polite or a prison layout if you are being impolite. However, don't be put off by that description, the rooms are a decent size, have a good shower (usual walk-in shower & toilet style common in Thailand), good aircon and we tried the tv for the first time in three weeks and found BBC News channel! 

There is a hairdryer, shower gel/shampoo/conditioner dispenser, kettle with coffee and biscuits. Note - no refrigerator.

Within the hotel, there are communal seating areas, cold drinks machine (incl. Beer), an off licence for liquor if you can't be bothered to go to a 7/11, a laundry area - 20bahts a long wash and 10bahts a drier spell, scooters for hire and bicycles for hire. As I said - convenience.

The staff are very helpful and can arrange any trips etc at the same prices as the "tourist information" shops.

It is only 5-10 minutes walk from some temples, the night market and plenty of bars and restaurants. Note - most bars don't seem to start opening here until 4 or 5pm. The clocktower is literally a 2minute walk to the street corner and has a colour changing lighting "show" at 7, 8 & 9pm each night.

Being frank, what this hotel doesn't win on prettiness, it delivers in value for money and convenience.

Good value & perfectly functional

This is a serious bad place.
#1 Chiang Rai hotel on Tripadvisor is an extremely bad and scary promotion. I booked based on reading that, and left after 10 minutes, found elsewhere and checked out 1 hour later.
Scary residents. Smelly (urine) A/C. Ugly rooms. Dirty.
Not worthy of accommodating budget packpackers.
Tripadvisor should get a local agent to visit and review honestly. Do not be misled.
It is similar to a prison block.
Very scary and not recommended.
Be honest, this is to help all who wish to step inside here.

Not #1 hotel Chiang Rai.

A great location in the city center, nearby the bus station as well. Very clean, with a hot shower. The bed was firm, as is the norm in Thailand. I’m happy with the level of service, as I would consider this a budget hotel. Overall a good choice.

Central Location

This basic hotel is well situated in the heart of town. The rooms are large, and the beds were reasonably comfortable.  The rooms are somewhat spartan and basic, but for the price in town, offer good value for money.

Chiang Rai Hotel

Been here for one night enroute phu chi fa. It is not centrally located for amenities but it does doing fine for shelter and basic accomodation. Laundry is also provided but self-service with the charge for 20 baht. Bike parking is inside the hotel but you have to bring the bike revving through the lobby! What an experience.

simple yet practical spot

The room was clean, huge comfy bed, small shower, hair drier and shower cap available. The air con was working just fine. It’s 6 minutes away from bus station where you can take the bus from line 8 that goes to White Temple. There’s a Saturday night market right around the corner. You can find street food, clothes, local jewelers and lots more! Walking distance from everyday night market, and there’s a great bubble tea nearby ;) 

Great bed!

Central location (very convenient walk to attractions in the city). Basic rooms, could be cleaner but was large and nothing awful. WiFi nonexistent in room, but worked in lobby. Free water daily, bed a little too stiff for my girlfriend, I didn’t mind. You get what you pay for, nothing special nothing egregious here.

Good discount hotel

I stayed with my old mother in this friendly budget hotel for a night only. The staffs were friendly and helpful. They provided a room on the ground floor as requested.

The room is bright despite its on the ground floor. The location is very central, a stone's throw away from the clock tower. My mom and I enjoyed the light and sound show  and my mom was happy. 

No breakfast was provided because of the low price we paid.

Nothing to complaint about.

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