"The property was beautiful. A perfect place to escape the city, wander around, meditate, see the mountains, whatever you're into. Amazing, kind staff. I'll be back."
"The property was beautiful. A perfect place to escape the city, wander around, meditate, see the mountains, whatever you're into. Amazing, kind staff. I'll be back."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Probably the nicest hotel stay we have ever had! Owner family on premises, and available to assist you without being too pushy. You had your privacy, but they were always available to provide information and help when needed. Very welcoming.
Probably the nicest hotel stay we have ever had! Owner family on premises, and available to assist you without being too pushy. You had your privacy, but they were always available to provide information and help when needed. Very welcoming.
The rooms were very clean and nice. The staff helped set-up tours around Chiang-mai. The hotel is a bit far from "Old town" chiangmai but there are vans from the staff that take you downtown (2-3 times per day). Otherwise, it is about 150B per way ($5). However, the quality of the rooms and helpfulness of the staff ensured a 5* rating.
The rooms were very clean and nice. The staff helped set-up tours around Chiang-mai. The hotel is a bit far from "Old town" chiangmai but there are vans from the staff that take you downtown (2-3 times per day). Otherwise, it is about 150B per way ($5). However, the quality of the rooms and helpfulness of the staff ensured a 5* rating.
Receptionist were really helpful. As a solo traveler, I really appreciated that.
I had a clean room, breakfast, Wi-Fi and all amenities that was provided by the Hotel, 👌👌.
Receptionist were really helpful. As a solo traveler, I really appreciated that.
I had a clean room, breakfast, Wi-Fi and all amenities that was provided by the Hotel, 👌👌.
I stayed for three nights and really enjoyed this place. Very friendly and helpful staff. I didn't have a chance to try the pool, but the rooftop restaurant was super -good prices and delicious Thai cousine with a view of the wat across the street. I would stay here again, no problem.
I stayed for three nights and really enjoyed this place. Very friendly and helpful staff. I didn't have a chance to try the pool, but the rooftop restaurant was super -good prices and delicious Thai cousine with a view of the wat across the street. I would stay here again, no problem.
guidestardan
Reviewed January 29, 2018Reviewed January 29, 2018
I felt like home staying at Chor Chang House. Everybody at this family-run hotel is friendly and takes effort to accommodate guests' needs. I plan to come back on my next visit to Chiang Mail.
There are lots of affordable local restaurants in the neighborhood, and the Nimman area is within a walking distance when the weather is okay.
I felt like home staying at Chor Chang House. Everybody at this family-run hotel is friendly and takes effort to accommodate guests' needs. I plan to come back on my next visit to Chiang Mail.
There are lots of affordable local restaurants in the neighborhood, and the Nimman area is within a walking distance when the weather is okay.
Hae Sung
Reviewed December 1, 2025Reviewed December 1, 2025
We loved staying at North Inn Town! We had a great stay! The place was very clean and well taken care of. The people were very nice and attentive. The location was perfect, which made it easy to get around.
We loved staying at North Inn Town! We had a great stay! The place was very clean and well taken care of. The people were very nice and attentive. The location was perfect, which made it easy to get around.
Alejandra
Reviewed January 24, 2026Reviewed January 24, 2026
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