3-Star Hotels in Phrae

When we arrived at the manor, although it was late, the landlord still took care of us enthusiastically. The manor was so beautiful and surprising! The landlord reminded us that tomorrow morning, we could see the sunrise from the restaurant facing the rice fields🌅 The next morning, we enjoyed a beautiful sunrise feast, so beautiful and touching! It was a pity that we had to leave in a hurry. Before departure, the landlord took the initiative to help us find information on motorcycle riding to Laos on the computer, which was very enthusiastic! Thank you for the landlord's enthusiasm! Thank you for the landlord's blessings! Thank you for the beautiful manor created with care! This is the most beautiful and thoughtful homestay we have stayed in on this trip!

I recently spent two nights at the Comfy Japanese Style Hotel, Kinnotel, and had a pleasant stay. Here's a breakdown of my experience: Room and Amenities: Japanese Style Design: The room featured a charming Japanese aesthetic, with traditional decor that added a unique touch to the stay. Room Comfort: The room was comfortable, though the bathroom was a bit small. However, it was well-maintained and perfectly acceptable for a short stay. Convenient Laundry: One of the highlights was the availability of a washing machine and dryer. For just 90 baht, I was able to do my laundry, which was very convenient. Location: Central Location: The hotel is centrally located, making it easy to explore the town. Nearby Amenities: There are several food stalls nearby, and the Big C Supermarket is just a 5-minute walk away, which was very convenient for picking up essentials. Overall, my stay at Kinnotel was comfortable and convenient, especially for those looking to experience a blend of traditional Japanese design with modern amenities in a central location.

The Maeyom Palace hotel is an older hotel with a nice large parking lot and a beautiful pool! But wait, there is a reason it is called a palace. This is not any normal hotel. It has a palatial entrance and lobby full of beautiful teak furniture and ceramics. The floors are solid granite, and everything else is teak. Although the building is a little dated you feel like you are entering a castle! It’s very grand, and the price is very reasonable! The view of the surrounding mountains is very good and there are a few restaurants and cafes nearby. Although it is not in the center of town, it is a few blocks from the Green Bus Station. If you plan on onward travel to Chiang Rai on Green Bus this is an ideal location. We recommend having a car to see Wat Na Khu Ha, other major temples, and coffee shops and markets. Things are a bit spread out and GRAB is hard to find. If you are planning a stay in Phrae we recommend the Maeyom Palace, and their friendly helpful staff.