3-Star Hotels in Chiang Rai

Good location,about ten minutes walk from the bus station/night market area.Good value for money,perfect for a short stay in Chiang Rai.

My stay at this hotel was quite pleasant. The location is very nice and convenient, with easy access to public transportation options. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout my visit. Additionally, I found the room rates to be quite reasonable, providing good value for the price. Overall, I had a positive experience and would recommend this hotel to others looking for a good balance of quality and affordability.

Hotel is too dim. Not enough light everywhere. Location is still OK. Service mediocre. Room soundproofing not good.

This was in a good location, close to the market and bus station. The place was very clean. Each person was provided a bottle of water in the fridge. There was a freezer as well which was great. Breakfast was good with a nice selection. They even had free bikes you could rent. They also had a self serve washer which was 40THB and dryer which was 60THB. There was a small pool in the lobby that was only open from 8a-8p. The only negative was that it required a 500THB deposit in cash which could be a problem if it's your last day in Thailand. For those familiar with hotels in the US, it's comparable to one of the nicer Comfort Inns.

Nice location on budget price with thai style rice soup. Easy to travel around the city. There also a cafe under the hotel where we have lunch. Next to it is a convenient store and very near 7-11 and many local restaurant.

Kukup, a fishing village in Pontian, has often been among the top draws for harried out-of-towners seeking a respite and the flavours of small towns. “It is a small and serene coastal town, where we can enjoy activities like cycling and walks on the jetty,” said Mohd Aniq Mohamad Fauzi, 23.

A quaint hotel with a nice quiet area surrounding us. We got one of the renovated rooms which felt comfy and very inviting. The bathroom was our favorite part, as it was spacy and it seemed like they really thought about the design to appeal to their guests. The bedroom also had an outdoor patio which was nice. The breakfast was also quite good. It was also easy to walk to other locations for shops or eating. The only downsides we had that since we were close to the pool, we could hear children playing at 6:30 hrs, which I think is too early for the pool to open. Also, the staff did not give us Wi-Fi passwords, but it was OK because we weren't in the room too often. But overall, an amazing place to stay!

This is a countryside guesthouse in Chiang Mai, away from the urban hustle, about a 9-minute ride from the city center. The owner provides excellent service and hospitality. I particularly enjoyed the hearty breakfast served daily and the outdoor shower facilities. In the height of summer, being able to shower outdoors amidst the mountain scenery without any inhibitions is truly relaxing. If you're visiting Chiang Mai, it's worth experiencing 1-2 nights of unique accommodation here.

The Space Hotel ＞＞ excellent hotel for the price we paid and its location 👍🏻 I was really impressed about how good the location of this place was for the money we paid. We only spent 1 night in Chiang Rai, as I badly wanted to see the White and the Blue Temple but this 18$/night with breakfast (even though poor one) included helped keep our hotel budget low. Another amazing thing is how close this hotel is to the bus station. So if you are like us, flying in Chiang Rai and then taking the bus to Chiang Mai, The Space Hotel is the place for you. The room was slightly old but very clean and spacious and the bed was very comfortable. Also we appreciated the fact that we could check in at 9 AM. 👎🏻 The breakfast could have a slightly higher variation but considering the price we paid, it was good. Be aware that for certain rooms you might be charged for using the hair dryer or the kettle!

We stayed here recently, and while the room was big, it felt a bit bare, there wasn’t much furniture, just one bedside table and no proper chair - only a stool. There was no coffee or kettle in the room, but you can get free hot water at the café downstairs (just ask for it) and purchase instant coffee packets, or get a fresh brewed coffee for a fair price. The room had windows at the front and back, but only the one facing the walkway had an insect screen, which was odd since it doesn’t offer any privacy when the window and curtains are open. The back window opened onto an open field, but has no screen. The curtains were about 80% light-blocking, so the room stayed dim after sunrise. The beds were comfy, but the Wi-Fi signal in our room was weak and slow, we had to use our mobile phone data to get decent speeds. Parking is limited, and all the spaces were taken by 8 PM, so plan ahead if you’re driving. There was quite a lot of construction noise starting around 9 AM, but considering it was shortly after the floods, it’s understandable they needed to do repairs. Overall, it’s okay for a short stay if you don’t mind a few quirks, but there’s definitely room for improvement.