Best Hotels near Wat Suan Dok, Ban Saeo

The first time I lived in Anantara, I saw the opportunity to get in touch with elephants. For the Three Kingdoms View Room, the two children added two meals for two days and two activities for a total of RMB 8,000. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but the service is quite attentive, and the riding activities with the elephants are also very good. The second choice of spa is not ideal, the technique is average, and the time is insufficient. But in general, children are still very happy this time, I recommend friends who like animals have the opportunity to experience

We were extremely disappointed with this hotel. The room was in poor condition with broken doors poorly patched up doors into the bathroom, safe not working and a bed that was as hard as lying on concrete. The view was great from the balcony across the Mekong but that was the only good thing about this hotel room. There were a few other guests staying there at the same time as us but they left early because the noise from functions in their function room downstairs was extreme, and went on night after night until the early hours, Then the participants were allowed to go into other areas of the lower floor to continue the drunken behaviors without any intervention from staff. The other privately booked patrons all left early because nothing was done to control these people. We were the only ones left. Breakfast was determined by the choices made by the function groups, and is not the buffet breakfast the claim to provide and is not the breakfast we paid for as they describe. If you really feel the need to stay at this place you would be better going for a short walk along the river and having breakfast elsewhere because the breakfasts offered were poor and most of it was cold. The hotel also is reported to have a restaurant. True it does but they will only offered us a choice of 3 dishes that is the same as the function is offering to their participants. We had our order taken from these 3 dish menu only to then sit there for nearly an hour waiting for the food. The order was taken by the restaurant manager, but he chose to go to another table and sit with the hotel manager and drink beer and eat a huge bowl of chips. We are not sure if the order was even given to the kitchen staff, and when we asked what was going on there was no explanation, we were just asked to wait another 15 minutes. When we complained again it was magically there in about 5 minutes. We found other places to eat after that. The pool and the free use of hotel bicycles were pluses. The pool was well shaded from the sun, was clean and refreshing. There are bike tracks right outside the hotel along the river which are flat and easy to ride. Very few of the staff had any English, which is fine considering its Thailand, but even when you translated to Thai for them they were not helpful (particularly the management). They were solely focused on the groups in the functions and we felt very much like inconveniences in their way. I normally don't give reviews for a bad hotel but this place was exceptionally uncomfortable and poorly managed. In short we would never stay at this hotel again and suggest anyone that is considering this hotel look at one of the many other hotels that are nearby, and be assured any on the riverfront the same views of the river, with often better rates for their rooms and restaurants where they value your patronage.

The view from the window to Laos is just a wow. It is not forgotten about, you can watch for hours, the evening picture is not worse. Near the pier, with it boats go to Mekong, we swam for half an hour in Laos, very funny. Near a few foods, cheap. Everything closes very early, wanted to make a massage, the salon didn't work. We went to the city, there everything works until 17-30. We found a few cafes, but expensive. There are many small ants in the room and saw a cockroach. There is a teapot, a refrigerator in the room. Next to 7/11, you can buy a snack and eat in the room.

Atmosphere among the mountains and rivers Chiang Saen accommodation Baan Sawai Garden and Resort, one of the resorts. There is a most beautiful sunset viewpoint on the Mekong River in Ban Saeo Subdistrict, Chiang Saen District, Chiang Rai Province. When checking in, the resort will welcome you with sweet lemonade as ”Welcome Drink”. Expected to change continuously Which the resort grows by itself and is chemical-free There is a golf cart picked up from the check-in building to the room. The resort has 4 rooms located on a hill facing the Mekong River. Causing the same view of Laos side from the balcony During my stay at the end of April The room is comfortable and the price is very good. There is a promotion to say the line. The price is very good. The opposite side of the resort is Laos, our neighboring country. Only the Mekong River is the border line between the two countries. From the location of the resort, you can see the beautiful sunset on the Mekong bank every season. On the organic orchard area. Various poisons in an area of more than 30 rai where you can experience fresh air all year round. Including being able to pick and taste organic fruits in every season The room for the night is a ”honeymoon suite” very wide, 53 square meters with an en-suite balcony. It is a single bed. appliances Amenity Kits The resort is fully equipped like a five-star hotel. Both toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, conditioner, bathtubs for people who like to soak in outdoor or showers are all available. This breakfast is eaten until full as well. During this period, there are few guests, the resort will be arranged as a set meal. Passed very quickly It is another trip that returns with an impression. Until I feel that one night may be a little short for a real escape of the hustle and bustle. With the perfect atmosphere with a beautiful and peaceful view The air is so cool and fresh that I hardly want to go back. If there is a chance, I will definitely come back next time. Definitely attractive.

cost-effective,good location,good environment,shower water is very light,the bathroom door is not good

The breakfast is very delicious, directly see the picture below for breakfast sharing, the room is clean and hygienic, it is very convenient to eat at a nearby restaurant, and the price is very delicious.

We first discovered this hotel while looking for a place to stay before a border hop to Laos, but it’s quickly become a favourite spot for us to come to rest. The owner, Mai, is extremely hospitable, and her son Nok is incredibly kind. The food — especially the lemon chicken, the spring rolls, the fried rice, and the massaman curry — are truly among the best dishes we’ve tasted in all of Thailand. This place is a hidden gem: the rooms are comfortable, the views are green, and the sounds of nature are very relaxing. We now look for reasons to come to this area just so we can stay here. It looks very ordinary from the outside, but this is hands down one of the best hotels in Thailand.

The pictures of Rai Saeng Arun and its surroundings are beautiful but they do not fully capture the special vibes experienced in this place. We were amazed by the abundance of frangipanis, bamboo trees, rice paddies, various crops and gardens, and the special view of the Mekong overlooking Laos . Extremely calm and quiet. Be ready to climb 200+ stairs every day if you're staying in one of the bungalows on the hill, but there are rooms on the river level - be sure to book the right room for your stay at the reservation stage. When showering, look up and witness trees and plants eclipsing your view of the sky. At night you will shower while looking up to the stars, and since it's a remote area, you will get a crisp view of the milky way. The food is predominantly Thai and delicious - fresh produce is grown around the area, so expect some of the freshest organic food from regions where top notch restaurants in Bangkok likely source from. While you can get much cheaper food in local areas of town, a meal for two here goes for around 600-700 Baht, quite inexpensive for the quality. The people are incredibly nice, as usual with Thai hospitality, but we were lucky to be invited by the manager's nephew on a mini road trip with his family to check out neighboring temples and the golden triangle. The couple didn't charge us a dime and even paid for our temple tickets and dinner. Not that all guests will be this lucky to be awarded this opportunity, but goes to show how genuine and kind the people here are. Advices: If staying on the hill (200+ stairs), pack light. While the hotel offers instant noodles, beverages and water in the rooms, feel free to bring evening snacks of your own as the hotel's restaurant closes at 5pm and the nearest supermarket/convenience store is definitely not walking distance. Reminder that this is a remote place. Most people come with their own cars or arrange drivers for the whole stay. Be sure to plan your day-trips and transportation ahead of the stay. Bring a good book, a good playlist, and unwind. 100% recommend.

The spacious room is conveniently arranged: a desktop with a chair, a table with two chairs (which is rare). Snow-white bedding. There is a public area for free coffee. The hotel is two minutes from the beautiful embankment of Mekonga. Access directly from the main street, it is not necessary to look for. From the downsides - parking only for three car seats.

We only stayed for 1 night before crossing over into Laos. The hotel totally surprised me. The staff were so helpful. The restaurant was really good and the views were stunning being right on the Mekong looking over into Laos. We stayed in a riverview room in the resort side of the hotel - the room was very nice, very clean and had everything we needed and the view from the balcony was amazing. I hope to come back to Chiang Khong and stay at the Teak Garden for a few days to really enjoy the hotel and the town.