Chiang Khan Hotels with Airport pickup service

This resort is too far to walk from the river walk/walking street, but we had rented a car and it's a very short drive. The trade-off is worth it - this is an extremely nice resort, the best we've stayed at in the north outside of any big city. The room was spacious with balcony and great river view. They provided a cot for our baby. The grounds are very well kept with lots of interesting things to look at (it's a selfie paradise!) Good breakfast buffet, everyone very friendly. Not worth dropping a star for, but I think the restaurant could open a bit later (the kitchen closes at 7pm but no rush to finish eating). Also be careful with the shower, it takes a while but the water can then get scalding hot and high pressure. With care though, it was good to have a nice warm shower with good pressure - yes, a contradiction, it's too much of a good thing and you need to be careful. Anyway it really felt like we were on holiday, it's a fabulous place to relax and honestly the staff were exceptionally friendly (it turns out that people here love babies, but they were always helpful anyway). If you have a car then it's easily the best choice, if not then consider it anyway but I can't comment on any transport arrangements to the walking street.

- Minimal hotel, beautiful, soft bed, cold air conditioner, a bit narrow room - The hotel entrance has only one way traffic, parking is in another alley. When checking out, a car was parked blocking the exit, so it took almost 20 minutes to drive out. I called the hotel 5-6 times but no one answered. I had to walk around back to the hotel again. Then the staff followed the car owner to move it for me. - Not impressed with the breakfast. I got a coupon. The restaurant I went to eat at was almost at the end of the walking street. There were a lot of people. The set said that I would get rice soup, fried dough sticks, coffee, but I only got rice soup. The restaurant said I had to pay extra for everything else. I sat next to the restaurant. The smell was not good. - Amenities in the room include a TV, air conditioner, bed, small refrigerator, 4 bottles of water, soap, shampoo, shower cap, slippers. There is no dressing table. There is only one mirror in the bathroom. If there are only two of us, we have to wait to put on makeup in the bathroom. It takes a long time. It is not very convenient. - The space in the room is very narrow. You have to walk slowly or your knees will hit the edge of the TV counter when you get on the bed. There is no view to see, but it is close to the walking street. - The staff provided good service and were helpful throughout.

Clean rooms, close to 7-11, close to walking street only 100 meters, very good service, lovely receptionist, speaks well, takes good care of, has breakfast included. See you around next time.

Chiang Khan is a small river town with the magic of the Mekong river bringing visitors from far and near. With that, prices are exorbitant. Supposedly our room was for 4 persons but we used only one king size bed. The bedsheets were badly stained and we used the lesser of the two dirty ones. Mini Fridge didn't work and we asked for a replacement but it didn't work either. Bathroom was dirty at the corners and we wore slippers while bathing. Aircon was noisy but cold enough. Aarrgg..not coming back here again even for free.

The room is in a good location, so you can get the atmosphere of a wooden house, get a room on the ground floor at the back, open the door to see the Mekong view as well. In the morning, put alms to monks for the aunt who takes care of the accommodation to provide it.

The location of the hotel is very good, in the Chiang Khan walking street, cleanliness is good, the view at the back is a river view, the interior lacks a hair dryer, and the bathroom is narrow and not very convenient, the sanitary ware is still old-style. If the sanitary ware in the room is changed, it will be considered. It's good to have a lot of common areas to sit in. Overall it's considered good, but the price is a little high.

Set in an old folk house, Sneta Chian Khan was renovated in 2013 and consists of 7 rooms. Each has its own characteristics, but the structure feels nostalgic and calms down. I stayed at the Attic Room The room is on the 2nd floor. When you enter the room, it is a loft type room and the loft part is like a bedroom. There are windows on the ceiling roof, which reminds me of my childhood like a secret base. Surrounded by the warmth of the wood, it feels pretty good. Similar to Baan Luang Rajamaitri Historic Inn in Chantaburi (Baan Luang also reports on Tripadvisor so check it out if you like) Location of the Mekong River on the back facing Walking Street The lively sound of Walking Street at night In the morning, after 6 o'clock, you can hear the prayer sound of the monk in Dhutanga. Breakfast of local cuisine is included (I received 2 servings (laughs)) The staff / husband is very cheerful and kind with a good personality. I don't speak English ... I can understand Thai, but I wonder if the answer is an Isan accent ... It's okay! I can understand my feelings. ●●●● ○ and 4 were because it was itchy and I couldn't sleep because it seemed that there was a tick on the futon. I fought with an insect repellent in the middle of the night, but in the end I wore a long-sleeved hoodie, long trousers and socks and fought ... Without that, it would be a big negative point, but the staff / husband's The personality, building, location, breakfast for 2 people (laughs), etc. were ●●●● ○. When I checked out, I shook hands firmly and said goodbye. I'll come back later!!

We were surprised to find such a lovely hotel in this relatively remote and peaceful location. Stunning views of the Mekong from the terrace. Beautifully maintained gardens. Modern, comfortable rooms. Buffet breakfast with lots of choices. Great value. We reached the walking street by phoning for a tuk tuk, the journey taking about 5 minutes. If we hadn’t been touring we would have liked to have stayed a few days.

We are an Anglo-Thai family with a great deal of experience travelling throughout Thailand. We booked a ”family” room via Agoda with river view for 2800 THB /night. Not mentioned is that it's actually on a floating raft moored to the river bank. The room was quite cramped for 4 people (it was a standard room with 2 double beds) and the air conditioner was very noisy. The mattresses were hard. There was not much user friendliness to the room. There were no light switches next to the beds and the bathroom door was misaligned and had to be forced shut. Being next to the river allowed us to appreciate the realities of pollution in this part of the world. Breakfast was a fairly disappointing affair consisting of pad krapow moo, khao tom, some thinly furnished noodle soup and some sweet dishes. The fried eggs were, as usual, pretty good (Thailand produces beautiful eggs). The only fruit were the Thai namwa bananas (which are delicious btw). Coffee consisted of powdered nestle with powdered milk. No fresh milk available. The biggest pain point was that the hotel clearly makes most of its money hosting Thai convention attendees. These events generally consist of a group of about 50 (a bus load) who take over the hospitality areas of the hotel. They will have a sit down meal, followed by awards presentations/speeches/merit-making and then followed by extremely loud karaoke and Hong Thong drinking! The hotel had these events booked back to back and, although the attendees were generally very nice people (this group were all teachers) it was still very noisy until about 11pm. The convention attendees were all up sharp at 6 am and swarmed the breakfast area so we ended up getting a table designed for two for the four of us. I think that Agoda (or whichever booking site you use) should make clear that they take these types of guest. Your experience will differ greatly from being a quiet and relaxing one to being a noisy and unrelaxing one. The Agoda rating for this hotel is 8.2. I have a feeling that there is a certain Agoda ”preferred partner” filtering going on here.