Chiangmai Boutique House

The GH is so Thailand style. The room is clean but too small especial the restroom. The swimming is a bit small and dirty. About the breakfast is simple no the 2nd choice. A lady in receiption is always unfriendly. Most time she is impatient so pls do not wish to get the help from her.

I spent a week and the hotel was ok. The breakfast was ok. Only variety was way eggs were cooked and a different juice everyday. The location is a bit away from main entertainment area but not too far of a walk. Chiang Mai is a bit expensive to get around using public transportation as most of the streets are one way and you get taken for a ride.

must try it !

Nice room and shower. Breakfast was poor as we only had a choice of eggs and sandwich ham with some toast. The pool is small and does not get any sun but is nice to cool off in.

This hotel was very good for the price but it was pretty noisey with people outside and tvs through the wall.

This is considered a "budget hotel" but its way more than that. It is inexpensive but it has everything you'd expect from a bigger more expensive hotel but maybe smaller. The pool is small but when it 40 c in Chiang Mai any pool is fantastic and this one was spot on. Our fellow guests were a mixture of back packers and middle aged (like us). Everything is spotless and we got a junior suite which is a great idea because the rooms are small. The breakfast is adequate but I wouldn't write home about it. My wife loved the imperial leather soap after a sweaty day riding elephants and mountain bikes. The staff are lovely and the 40 bat beer is ice cold and great value. This There are 4 PCs with Internet and free wifi. place is a gem.

Had an enjoyable 4 nights at chiang mai boutique hotel. The hotel itself is small but quaint and when first arriving the smallness of the pool (by reception) and the rooms may disappoint, however after settling you begin to appreciate the uniqueness and location of the hotel, which is in the heart of the old city and close to many temples, small eating places and the very worthwhile saturday night market. Breakfast becomes a bit boring - eggs, toast and fruit, coffee, tea and fruit juice but it is enough to start the day. The restaurant over the road is very good selling thai and european food, with friendlly staff - try the 'chocolate lava' dessert! The road running parallel has several temples on the left hand side, the first with a pond with large fish which you can feed, and also free food and drink for wary travellers. Further down there is a spectacular temple with ruins behind, well worth a look. I feel perhaps that the rooms maybe overpriced but if you get a bargain, it is worth staying and during the hot season the pool is a must.

The Chiang Mai Boutique House was very clean and comfortable. THe staff was very helpful in booking Excursions. The pool is lovely. The location of the hotel is good as it is fairly close to the airport, walking distance to Restaurants and easy to get Tuk Tuks right out front. Breakfast leaves a little to be desired, but this is a minor thing to me. I felt very safe there.

The Hotel was very convenient for walking around the walled city. It was easy to walk to most sights and to catch a son taw if you got tired of walking. The pool was a nice addition for cooling off. The breakfast was adequate and the staff were very courteous and helpful. Recommend going to the "Love at First Bite" and Fern Garden restaurants.

Rooms are clean, and comfortable Location is good with easy songtheaw access