Tachileik (Mae Sai Border) Accommodation?

[brotherother]

I know it's a bit of a long shot but does anyone have any idea what the options are for staying overnight in Tachileik, the border town in Burma opposite Mae Sai?

Apart from the casino place I only found one website / blog which showed an OK looking hotel for B600, but it didn't give the name and also gave no date for when the person was there so things could've changed by now.

Thanks for any recommendations / help.

[craigt3365]

Can't help you as I just do day trips there, but did a Google search and found this:

http://wikitravel.or...Tachileik#Sleep

[BlackJack]

Can't help you as I just do day trips there, but did a Google search and found this:

http://wikitravel.or...Tachileik#Sleep

just get a VIP day pass

[khwaibah]

Pined Topic Chiang Rai Forum. if you dig threw it there are suggestion.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/147481-mae-saitachilek-border-info/

[borovik]

I stayed there on both sides of the border - plenty of choices,nice&cheap hotels - empty.You can stay in Tachilek 2 weeks if you wish;but to go

to another town you need permit and,may be - you have to hire guide.

[brotherother]

Thanks for all the info.

The reason I'm staying there a night is so that I don't overstay when I leave for Europe in October (passport won't have room for an overstay stamp and I don't fancy negotiating with immigration if it comes to that).

It's not really an inconvenience staying there. Sounds like finding accommodation isn't a problem so I guess I'll just take a walk around and find a place to stay.

[my friend I]

Walk over the bridge, go up to the roundabout, turn right. About half a mile along you will see signs to some hotels at about BT500. Go further along & you will come to a fancy hotel Mekhong.

[Baloo22]

I did a "border run" in May and stayed overnight at the Navy Home Hotel in Mae Sai. It's about 800m from the border. It's a basic hotel with good bed, clean, good aircon, TV with two English language news channels and a movie channel in English. Staff is nice and the lady that checked me in spoke passable English but the rest of the staff very little. I was satisfied and would stay there again. I booked it through Agoda.

http://www.agoda.com/asia/thailand/mae_sai_chiang_rai/navy_home_hotel.html

I did a trip report on my "border run" to Mae Sai.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/557089-my-border-run-to-mae-sai-last-week/