Pet Friendly Resorts - Nan Province

[Basso53]

I am seeking personal recommendations from the forum on a pet friendly resort for myself, wife and small dog to stay for about 4 days in Nan Province Christmas period....travelling from Chiangmai.

Have experienced nothing but frustrations with the major players in the travel arena such as Agoda etc.

Cheers

[KhunLA]

Booking.com is usually fairly accurate with their info, simply filter; pet friendly & parking.

 

If have Thai wife then can call some of the others.  Also look on Gmap for hotel options, but the 'pet friendly' filter doesn't work very good.

 

Been a while since we stayed at Nan, so can really recommend anything.  Quick peek at Booking.com and 14 options for 30 Nov.  Nothing looking familiar, and a couple seem fine.  

 

Good luck

 

This one caught my eye, not cheap though, depended if and what the pet charge is, as stating 'charges may apply'

Nan Rim Nam Resort

[recom273]

Never been there but I was recommended this place, owned by a westerner. 

 

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g2237345-d3224394-Reviews-Siam_Garden_Bungalows_and_Camping-Thung_Chang_Nan_Province.html

 

 

[realfunster]

As dog owner myself who likes to travel in Thailand, I have seen a big shift over the last 10 years with resorts accepting dogs. I sense dog ownership and travelling with dogs has clearly become more common with Thais, and resorts are responding to that. 

 

Admittedly, my experience is in a certain range from Bangkok (2-3 hours drive) but many resorts are wising up that a lot of people travel with pooches. Some accept dogs with no issue, some will refuse and some accept with a minor cleaning surcharge, say THB 100 per pooch.

 

So, in short, I wouldn't worry about it...you can find somewhere.

 

If you encounter an "emergency" you can always head to the nearest "24 hour love" hotel at 300-500 night (basic but clean) and just try to keep the dog(s) quiet during the check-in process !

 

 

[KhunLA]

17 minutes ago, realfunster said:

but many resorts are wising up that a lot of people travel with pooches. Some accept dogs with no issue, some will refuse and some accept with a minor cleaning surcharge, say THB 100 per pooch.

Not sure how accepting they're getting, as I struggle sometimes getting a place near where I want to be.  At ibis now as I type, and if all else fails, and there's an ibis,  we're good.

 

Was looking at Krung Thep earlier today, and slim pickins under ฿2000, for pet friendly & secure parking, being another issue.  I don't do street parking. 

 

Lack of green space in Krung Thep is more of an issue sometimes.  I really don't need ฿2000 worth of amenities, as won't use.

 

Some are great, no or as stated ฿1-200 pet charge, others just damn silly.  Can't blame them though, as if a hotel owning, I probably wouldn't allow either ????

[dcalaska]

If you find a hotel that allows pets please let us know the Hotel's name  so we can Blacklist that hotel. Who would want to stay in a stinky, infested hotel room. Not me, EVER!!

[KhunLA]

My dogs a lot cleaner, and leaves the room a lot nicer than many humans I've seen at hotels.