Name: Mitaree Hotel 1
Address: 256 Moo 2, Maesariang Rd., T. Maesariang, Mae Hong Son, 58110 Mae Sariang, Thailand, Mae Sariang, Mae Sariang, Mae Sariang, 58110, Thailand
Rating: 7

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Free bicycle rental

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Pets Not Allowed

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Mitaree Hotel 1

Mae Sariang

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We arrived on our motorbikes in the afternoon and had not booked a room, so we walked around and found Mitaree on second road (back from river)

There appears to be another Mitaree (2) but I'm sure we stayed at the Mitaree 1

There is a biggish car-park and at the back there are some chalets. They must have been booked up, as this was all that we were offered.
The chalets where hot from the sun when we checked them, but the air-con does not need the room key to be slotted to run, so buy the time we came back from dinner the rooms where nice and cool.

It seemed to be a kind of "Motel" as many guests arrived late, parking trucks and SUV's, then in morning again there was quiet a bit of truck door slamming and chatter from car-park. We were looking for an early start, so it didn't bother us.

Room was nice, bed was to my liking and clean sheets. Shower was hot and air-con was modern. Not much on Tv for a westerner.

There is a well stocked convenience store just out to left of car-park, and we also walked up to the PTT gas station which has a 7/11 and across the street are some small karaoke bars (we did not go in)

Little disappointed with mae Sariang, many restaurants were closed, and even some which were open and had menu on road side said "sorry closed". . . . Seems like we missed the season.

Pleasant nights sleep. . .

Hotel is centeral and eas to get to the market and surrounding attractions , staff is ok and has good parking the room is a bit out dated with older typ TV ,hot water worked good , very small bathroom and older bed with one Chear , we were on the second floor ,happy to not bean on the there as the steirs have small tredes and heigh risers , not Good  for week knees

Out dated

Mitaree Hotel 1 is located in Mae Sariang city centre a block or so away from the river which is the main attraction in this city. It is located in a fairly tall building with several floors of rooms plus some outside wooden bungalows. The hotel rooms are either priced at 450 Baht for the double rooms or 600 Baht for far nicer twin ones. I believe the bungalows are around 700 Baht. This was the third time for me stay at this hotel over a period of 10 years or so and I, therefore, noticed this time that it   had been renovated since my previous stay and is now better than before, especially so the 600 Baht rooms which are extremely nice-looking.

However, I stayed in one of the 450 Baht ones with walls that are partly tiled and partly painted pink. The floors are also tiled in a wood-like colour. The room was supplied with a comfortable double bed that has a beautiful headboard and lower bedsheet and there are attractive yellow-coloured curtains inside the French windows which give access to an outside balcony which is quite sizeable and is wired off for security reasons. The room has a wooden desk with a mirror, but this desk is in something of a poor condition, being full of rather deep holes.  There is also a bedside table in the room.  There is a rather old fan fitted to the ceiling which is not a real ceiling fan and there sits an old cathode ray tube television on a large shelf connected to the wall, but I could not make it switch on with either of the remote controls provided. There is efficient air con in the room plus a clothes-hanging stand for drying clothes on the balcony. However, there is no wardrobe, but there are a few clothes hangers on the drying stand. The door into the room is severely damaged on the inside showing extremely large holes in it. 

The bathroom is tiled, but the tiles on the floor look rather old. There is no shower cubicle – there is just a hole in the floor between the washbasin and the toilet. There is also a mirror hanging above the washbasin. One of the knobs of the water heater in the bathroom has totally broken off, but the heater still works satisfactorily with sufficient spray, but the temperature is very difficult to regulate. 

There is a large car park to the side of the hotel which is decorated quite attractively in parts with a large kilometre stone at the entrance into it making it unmissable as you approach. There is also free wifi. The reception staff are rather elusive and can be quite difficult to find at times, but are usually to be found in the room next to reception.  There is no breakfast, as far as I am aware.

All in all, this hotel is quite acceptable and makes a good place to stay in Mae Sariang city centre. I would stay here again next time.

A good, comfortable optuon for staying in Mae Sariang City Centre

Stopby for a night after coming from Pai with big bike

The good thing

Parking space wide and safe
We stay at the new phase at the back room is new, water heater, air cond and nice bed.
 

Things to consider

Need to walk further to get food or buying things

Noisy during daytime with the traffic

Sleepy town until you go out from the town

One night stay 

We stayed here because everything else in the area was booked up at the time. I would not stay here again. It was clean to a point. Floors, beds, most surfaces, but there were a ton of spiders and spider webs in the room we were in, especially over the bathroom door and next to my bed. I woke up every morning to tiny baby spiders in my bed. The staff is friendly, but a little clueless. They could not find our booking on check-in and would not guarantee we would have the same room the next night. The bathroom is tiny. It's suitable if you enjoy washing your feet every time you use the toilet or sink. The floor of the bathroom never dried off. I realize the hotel is old, and probably saved a lot of space and may have been top of the line when it was built, but I really hate showering in the open space between toilet and sink. There were exactly 3 outlets - one for the TV, one for the refrigerator, and an empty one in between. Bring your own power strip if you need to charge any devices. There is parking, which is a plus, but it is crowded and if you come in late, you may not find a space. We woke up to tons of motorcycles starting up each morning as this seems to be a popular hotel for those motorcycling the loop around the Mae Hong Son area. While we were here, the hotel was trying to pull some big metal posts up to the roof. They kept clanging against our banister, and a couple of times nearly came through the window. It was an adventure, to be sure.

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