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Hotels In Chiang Rai With Internet Access ?

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Does anyone know any reasonably good hotels in Chiang Rai that offer internet access (wireless or cable, either one)? I looked online and most seem to offer internet access according to their website, but in my experience, this isn't always the case once you check-in.

The Sports Inn has 3 free computers in the lobby. Its opposite the well-known Red Rose hotel near the old airport. The sign out front says budget hotel. Its bt 350/450, ac, cable tv

Does anyone know any reasonably good hotels in Chiang Rai that offer internet access (wireless or cable, either one)? I looked online and most seem to offer internet access according to their website, but in my experience, this isn't always the case once you check-in.

I agree ,I usually stay at the Wiang Inn & then use the internet cafes on the main street.

:o Wiley Coyote

The redrosehotel (dot com) says on their website, they would offer free internet..... call them to find out....

apart from that, in my opinion there is no other place or area in LOS that suxxxx more when it comes to internet than Chiang Rai (an actually lovely place).

even the internet cafes s+ck and close very early.

and almost impossible to stay connected to MSN LIVE MESSENGER anywhere in CRAI. Yes I am there RIGHT NOW :-(

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I ended up staying in the "Laluna Resort" in Chiang Rai. Very nice resort for Baht 1700 per night including a quite nice breakfast buffet. Internet access was there, but very slow.

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