Hotels Near Monks Museum in Mae Chan

The best hotel we've had in terms of comfort, facilities, bed, bathroom, staff, breakfast.... modern and well-thought out. An enormous VERY comfortable bed, storage space, view, pool. Easy to find and great for exploring the area - Golden Triangle, caves, mountains... such a comfortable, luxurious room. Great value. Sad to leave! You cannot go wrong with this choice. A treat!

This hotel is located in Doi Tung Palace area The atmosphere is peaceful amidst the nature. Medium-sized room that looks old outside, but the interior should have been renovated because it looks okay and very clean. The facilities are complete and good.h

Although it is a 10 minute walk from the minibus terminal, it is in a very quiet location. There are three reasonably priced local restaurants in front of the hotel, which is very convenient. Also, you can rent bicycles for free, so it was very easy to walk around the city during my 3 days stay.

The accommodation is very beautiful. The roses are very beautiful and fragrant. There are 2 cute dogs to welcome you. Delicious breakfast The scones here are the most delicious since I have eaten. Recommended to stay, very worthwhile.

Pros : • Space comfortable room with view of Mekong • Air restaurant with reasonable buffet breakfast • Infinity pool with beautiful view of Mekong river Cons • Here and there some Thai shortcomings • Coal terrace : this could be so beautiful. • The swimming pool is urgently required to restore. • No bar and restaurant for lunch or dinner Are you sure that the rest of the hotel is under-size for a 4-star hotel. We stayed here in 2017 also: quality has decreased significantly. Our luxurious room 305 was very spacious (30m2) with a good and broad bed (1.80m broad) and flat floor. Good air conditioning, medium-sized flat screen TV, wifi, coffee and tea. The spacious bathroom with indoor rain shower and separate bathroom is very comfortable with bath jackets and pantyhose. Room facilities are perfect. Good dark curtains. Balcony with 2 seats and table and most beautiful views of the Mekong and Laos. But don't forget: cheaper superior rooms on the back of the hotel have no view of Mekong. The breakfast buffet in the quite cale restaurant was enough with a separate egg station. Sometimes evening restaurant sometimes not, so unreliable. No bar is free coffee and water in the lobby. The outdoor terrace is extremely hot, really regrettable because with a little money and difficulty an architect can do wonders here. Great infinity pool with view of the Mekong River and with clean water but a lot of shortages , only three wooden seats. Some free bikes to use.

Quiet place - clean rooms and beds - kind personal - no breakfast nor lunch but you can eat near the resort. Good swimming pool but small if more people in it. There is a good cheap laundry and 7 Elleven also near resort.

We booked this place because of the impressive reviews online. However, I was a bit disappointed when we actually checked in. Below is my rundown. The Good: The food is healthy and delicious. The hotel's design is wood-themed which makes things interesting if you want to get in tune with nature/meditation and all that. I can tell the hotel invested heavily in quality of the building and furniture. The lower-level staff (cleaners, waitress, security, etc.) were superb as usual in Thailand. The Bad: Finding the hotel is confusing even when using Google Maps and it doesn't help that there is next to no signage to assist with locating the hotel. The managerial staff seemed aloof, distant, and apathetic - not what you expect at Thai standards. The room's aesthetics were great if you like wood but the room was NOT functional - examples abound but essentially, the design did NOT allow good and efficient organization and placement of your things. Summary: This place is great for a single traveler or couples with minimal luggage - not great for families with kids. We paid about $200 per night for our room and it was definitely NOT worth it at that price point, which is why this review leans toward the negative. In my view, the reviews online do NOT accurately review this hotel.

The rooms towards to highway are thanks to mearly a thin glass window between you and the constant traffic noise uninhabitable and shouldnt be rented out. The shower knows only extremely hot or cold water as only half of the showerhead holes are working the water flow in the heater is so limited that on lowest level you have boiling hot water on your skin or you chose to turn water at full and get skinned alive. Internet non existing in the rooms. That was my night awake.

We stayed 2 nights at the resort in February. Arrived late and was greeted by Nuch, who was friendly and can communicate in English. The resort is a little remote, so unless you have a vehicle, be prepared to have all your meals there. I think it has 19 rooms altogether and is like a family run resort. Not crowded which is just what we were looking for. We ordered our dinner with Nuch at the reception desk upon checked in and proceeded to have our dinner at the restaurant. We had the restaurant all to ourselves that night. A young man Dom attended to us on our 3 days there from helping with food ordering, frying eggs, serving food, arranging transport, guiding us with tv setup etc. Nuch attended to all our request and even recommended us a tea plantation to visit, what nice cake to order etc. All the other staff are just as friendly but Nuch and Dom stand out for their excellent service and hospitality. The room we stayed is spacious and clean. This is a good place to be away to relax with family members. It is on elevated ground and you can have good view and be close to nature. And yes it has good speed wifi throughout the resort.

convenient,good location,convenient transportation on the road,enough parking space,there is a restaurant in the hotel