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"Hotel room was huge and spacious. The front desks and staff were all really friendly and helpful (whenever we needed to borrow an umbrella or requested for more water) The buffet spread was great too. One minor thing was that the pillows provided were too low/soft - but that’s to each their own. Proximity wise, very close to One Nimman (just opposite the street) and MAYA shopping centre"

"I stayed here with my mom and grandma (who have mobility issues) and the experience was exceptional. The hotel staffs and owner went above and beyond to make us feel welcome, treating us like family and offering amazing support, especially for my grandma. The rooms were spotless and cleaned daily without us even needing to ask. The location is ideal — it's in a peaceful area, just a 10-minute drive from Chiang Mai’s main attractions and the airport. It’s perfect for families or even solo travelers looking for a quiet escape from the busy city, while still being close enough to get around easily. The complimentary airport pickup and drop-off is also a great bonus. And I can’t forget the adorable hotel cat, which added a lovely, homey touch to our stay!"

"This hotel was absolutely superb. It only has 10 rooms and is situated in an old beautiful teak house, close to the river and a 5 to 10 minute walk from the night markets. The rooms were capacious, as were the bathrooms and beautifully, and traditionally, decorated The staff were consistently charming and attentive. The pool although small was the perfect size for the garden and the number of guests. Tea was freely available in the garden & offered all the time often with additional sweetmeats thrown in. The only very minor comment is that apart from call, beer and pot noodles and soft drinks, there was nothing else available in to eat or drink after breakfast, but there are plenty of restaurants, 5 to 10 minutes away, and as I’ve previously mentioned, tea was freely available "

"If you're Korean, this is the place for you!! I've stayed at various 4- and 5-star hotels in Chiang Mai, like the Marriott and Tamarind, but this was the most comfortable and clean, and I was very satisfied with the price. 1. Extremely clean - I thought it was clean from the moment I checked in, and there wasn't even a hint of the dampness or discomfort you often experience when traveling in Southeast Asia. There's a common area on the first floor, and it's spotless. There's a cleaning lady, and she even walked around barefoot. The indoor slippers I brought with me from Korea were so clean that I didn't even take them out until I moved to another hotel. 2. Two windows - The cross-winds provide good ventilation, and most importantly, the sunlight is fantastic. However, beware of bugs during Chiang Mai's rainy season. This isn't just a hotel, it's the whole of Chiang Mai. Haha. It's not a clean room with air fresheners, but a clean room with sun-dried leaves. 3. Safety - Chiang Mai is a safe city, but traveling alone can still be a bit unsettling. It felt like home, not a hotel, so I felt reassured and slept soundly throughout my stay! The female manager always asked if I was okay and if anything was uncomfortable. 4. Mattress and Pillows - There are many other accommodations in similar price range, but the bedding here is different. Most accommodations in Thailand at this price range have firm mattresses, but here, they're incredibly soft. Physical well-being is crucial for long-term travel, and the feeling of being well-rested the next day is incredibly different. Not a single stain was even on the sheets. All the amenities were clean. They seemed to always replace any dirty ones. The pillows were a bit high, so if you normally use a low pillow, it might be a good idea to bring your own. I just flattened them with my hand. The bedding was also all white, which was nice and clean. 5. Water Quality - Thailand has limestone water, so I brought a shower filter. Being an old city, water quality and drainage aren't always good. However, while the shower filter in my old town accommodation was changed once a day, here, it was changed every three days. The hot water is warm. If the water temperature is low, you can tell the manager and they'll raise it. They said they lower it for safety reasons. They were so kind that I felt a little guilty later. 6. Wi-Fi - It works great. I can watch YouTube videos. 7. Friendliness - The managers always greeted me with a smile and were very kind throughout my stay, which made my stay very comfortable. As I was passing through the lobby, the manager handed me a bowl of homemade food, saying it was her own. Haha. It was homemade and tasted like nothing I've ever tasted before. 8. Location - There's a laundromat (not a coin laundry, but a drying service) that costs 40 baht per kilometer, 3 minutes away from the hostel to the right. It's also an 8-minute walk to the Old Town South Gate. There's also a famous bakery nearby, and you can find everything you need. There's also a local market selling grilled skewers and fruit near Big C. (Bring cash, as many places don't accept cash these days.) There's a Michelin-starred Khao Soi restaurant right in front of the market. There's also a cooking class just a three-minute walk from the accommodation. Old City accommodations are often crowded and full of smoke, but this one is a bit further away, so it's quiet and the air is fresh. It's not a deserted area, though; there are plenty of local restaurants and coffee shops, so it's convenient. I stumbled upon this accommodation on Google Maps, and I'm glad I found it. I was worried because there weren't any Naver reviews, but it was a pleasure to find it."

"Great location right in the centre of the old city and everything looked newish so I'm guessing it isn't that old. My room was very modern and bright. The hotel has a lovely outdoor pool and seating area which is nicely shaded. Service was excellent from all staff. Exceptionally helpful front desk lady, super friendly cleaners with towels changed daily and room thoroughly cleaned and the same from the manager who always stopped to chat. No food or bar except on a Sunday when the coffee bar opens which suited me fine with a great selection of coffee shops and restaurants very close by. Overall I really enjoyed my stay. "

"I chose this hotel for sightseeing, not for a staycation, so I prioritized cleanliness, accessibility, and safety. I'm truly satisfied! I stayed for four days and was completely satisfied! It's a new hotel, so the facilities are clean and the price is great. Old Town is full of run-down hotels, so many are not so great, but this one is super new and clean. The beds are comfortable and cozy! There's barely any airplane noise. The location is within walking distance of Tapaete, so it's a great walk to the Sunday Market. The North Street jazz bar is also nearby, and there are plenty of restaurants within a 10-minute walk. I was worried about it being out of the city center, but it's actually a great location for markets and tours! It's close to tourist attractions like Wat Phra Singh and Nimman Temple, and famous hot spots like Coconut Market, Jing Chai Market, and Nep Nem Muang are all nearby, so this location is much better than the city center! Another great thing is that if you're on a group tour, the hotel is right before heading out of town, so it's the last pickup and first drop-off, saving you time compared to other groups. It's right in front of the river, so it's great for a nighttime stroll. Everything about it is great, lol. Another great feature!!! Hidden!!!! You have to swipe your card at the lobby entrance to enter the hotel, so it's super safe! I was worried because I was a solo woman staying there, but this was my favorite part!!! The smart TV worked, so I enjoyed watching YouTube! The fridge kept running even after I removed my card, so it was nice to have a cold drink or something. Two waters, two beers, and two snacks were all free!!!!!! It was so, so great!!!! The only thing I regret is... the bathroom smells like a sewer... It doesn't reach the room when I close the door, but I'm always bothered by it every time I go into the bathroom, so I hung a Downy-scented air freshener from Win Cosmetics and it was much better. ㅋ Make sure to close the bathroom door. ㅋㅋㅋ They have everything you need, like shampoo, conditioner, body wash, a hair dryer, and a toothbrush. The products smell so good, I didn't use any of the shower products I brought from Korea. ㅋ However... the shower filter... definitely use it. It turned brown in just one day... I even brushed my teeth with the shower filter... ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ But this is the same everywhere in Chiang Mai, so definitely bring it with you. ㅋ Thanks to you, I had a wonderful trip!!!! The hotel staff were so incredibly kind!!!! They were like friends, like little sisters, and so nice. The staff are the best!!! It was so nice... but I don't have any pictures of the hotel... I was too busy running around... ㅋ But first of all!! You have to swipe your key card to enter. That's something to brag about, so I took a picture. The rest are pictures of the places I visited, so I've attached them...^^; I'm living in Chiang Mai for a week and I love it here... I don't want to go back..."

"On the edge of the ancient city, there are Pizza Hut, KFC, and a cake shop opposite. It is convenient to pay with AIS phone card! There is a small night market opposite at night! So-so, 20 baht songthaew at the door Ningman Road, Maya! Chiang Mai University Night Market! It is very convenient to get to the intersection just a few dozen meters to the north of the ancient city! The landlady is a good business person! Beautiful and generous! My daughter even has a celebrity face! English is very good! The room was okay! Don't raise your demands! It was pretty good to sleep at night! Quiet! The housekeepers are very enthusiastic! The room is clean and the price is right! Pasin Temple and night market are right next to it! Not far to walk! If I come to Chiang Mai again, I will consider it!"

"I spent two weeks in Chiang Mai, staying at three different places. The Mae Ping was the only star-rated hotel; the other two were guesthouses. My experience here was excellent; a star-rated hotel truly offers peace of mind in every aspect. The pool and breakfast were fantastic, and I had absolutely no regrets about my stay. I stayed in two room types: a classic King and a twin. The twin room was noticeably much more spacious. I recommend emailing the hotel in advance to confirm a twin room before booking; this will greatly improve your experience. The only minor drawback is that there isn't much to explore right around the hotel. However, getting a taxi or using ride-share apps is very convenient, so it's not a major issue. My tip for visiting Chiang Mai is to try a few different hotels. Spend the first few days exploring attractions and shopping, then save The Mae Ping for your last few days. This way, you can comfortably relax by the pool and unwind. It was truly delightful."

"Stayed here for four consecutive nights. The room is very large and spacious. I like the design. The breakfast buffet has a slight change every day. The only downside is that the water pressure in the bathtub is very low. It takes a while to fill it with water. But it's not a big deal."

"Location was near to many attractions, although it was in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the town, when you entered the hotel, it felt like you were in another part of CM, quiet and peaceful, suitable for couples who are looking to relax and just enjoy the atmosphere of nature. Breakfast could definitely be improved."