บ้านนึกอนงค์ เกสต์เฮาส์ / Baannukanong Guesthouse in Robwiang

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  Kateryna Slota

  :: 11 März 2018 19:34:56

  It's a great hotel in Chiang Rai, one the best in Thailand. The rooms were clean, the water in the shower hot, the neighborhood quiet. They even provided shampoo, soap and drinking water every day. There was also a small kitchen with microwave, kettle, cups, dishes and cutlery at the reception. And a small shop with some frozen dishes, yoghurt and other things to eat. And if you need to print something out it costs 5 Baht for a copy. Really useful!:) And you could rent a bike there. That was really convenient, as we didn't have to go anywhere:) The only thing that we didn't like was not really friendly staff at the reception. They seemed like they didn't care much, but helped with everything we asked.

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  Victoria Van Arsdale

  :: 24 Februar 2018 10:31:36

  Cute quiet place, a bit far outside of town, about a 30 min walk from the night bazzar. Everything was clean and they gave us daily water bottles and soap. My only complaint us the bed was incredibly hard.

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  Simone Urbinati

  :: 23 Februar 2018 18:31:51

  One of the best hotel in my 2 month trip to Asia. Cheap, rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly. You got free water, kettle, tea and coffee. They can arrange for a tuk tuk if you need. The only downside is the location:you can walk around 20 minutes to reach the centre (that's OK but not with luggage)

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  Andrew Lambert

  :: 06 Februar 2018 10:11:01

  Well presented, clean and tidy. Good thought and effort has created a great place to stay. A nice social atmosphere for breakfast and chilling out in the daytime and evening. Well located for a stroll into town, or transport to airport or bus terminal. Lovely food nearby, or a little shop onsite for essentials. Would recommend without hesitation!

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  Adéla Linhartová

  :: 19 Januar 2018 12:22:36

  Great value for price. Clean and very calm place to stay plus super cute doggie called Miki.