Accommodation February Chaing Rai

[Lizard2010]

I am looking for accommodation for a Guest House or Hotel for 2 nights in February.

Do You Any Recommendations.

Would prefer close to bus station.

Air Condition room

Fridge.

Double Bed

TV

Wi fi Internet

Breakfast

Price up to 2000

Thanks in advance

[sceadugenga]

I know we've spoken by PM on this but I surfed the 'net a little this morning.

http://www.hotelschiangrai.com/

http://www.hotelthailand.com/chiangrai/chiangrai.html

http://www.agoda.com/asia/thailand/chiang_rai.html

As I said yesterday, 2000B will give you plenty to choose from.

[kandahar]

When you're hitting town, let me know. I can take you to several hotels in that area and you can check out the rooms before you commit. For the 2,000 baht range, I would suggest the Wiang Inn. I used to stay there a lot until I discovered the Wang Come would give me a much better rate and about the same service. The Wang Come has spotty Wi-Fi in the rooms but good reception in the lounge area.

http://www.wianginn.com/

http://www.wangcome.com/

[sceadugenga]

I used the Wang Come coffee shop for wifi with out problems for quite a while.

[Lizard2010]

Guys

Thanks for the input

[kandahar]

This one occurs so often that it might be better off as a pinned topic, with a link, such as Sven's Google map, for folks to add hotels, prices and experiences to. Maybe could even get a local sponsor for that particular thread, such as a travel agent or such.

I haven't been on the forum all that long but I sure see these same questions come again and again and usually, the same answers are given again and again.

McG, if you have an interest in this, let me know. I'll beat around town and see if I can get a sponsor specifically for the thread. If I can't find one, I'll just borrow and then rent out jubby's four-wheeler once a month to pay the sponsorship fee.

[sceadugenga]

You'll still get it regardless of whether the topic is pinned or not, it's like comfort food, people search the 'net for accommodation but they still like to get the latest info from local knowledge.

Posts in pinned topics tend to drop into a black hole and they know this.

Personally I think you'd get better results asking about Chiang Rai hotels in the other regional forms, eg Chiang Mai, where the members would be more likely to have used our hotels than us locals who actually live in the town. (Well, the seriously married guys anyway).