Apartments in Chiang Mai?

[dancovski]

Any recommendations? 3,500-5000thb is my budget.

[chiang mai]

Per day, week or month?

[CMKiwi]

Can't think of any if that's your monthly budget....guesthouse maybe!

[dancovski]

I saw that there are serviced apartments, apartments and guesthouses for those monthly prices

Edited November 2, 2015 by dancovski

[dancovski]

Per day, week or month?

Per month

[Lizard2010]

Check Chiang Mai Properties

They have places within your monthly budget

Can not vouch fo what you will get

[Robert24]

Check out student apartments. Most rent for 3500 baht per month. Usually 1 year contract.

[Singharh]

You can get a nice sized apartment at D Town Inn with a lovely swimming pool for about 4500/5000 baht per month.In the block below the bus station. And also many well priced restaurants in the area.

Edited November 2, 2015 by Singharh

[northernjohn]

Per day, week or month?

Per month

You do realize that you will have to pay the utilities. They can range from just under 4 baht a unit to I saw a place the other day for 10 baht a unit.

[bangmai]

All lower budget roads lead to PP Condo....electric is 6 THB if you have to pay management. It's not a very good walker's location, but they have the trash picked up, and it is orderly. Apparently, there are some student type rentals in the Maejoe U. area for under 2000. Why pay cheap rent, if you are going to give it all back in transport costs...You also might want to look around the western half of the Old City, for a no frills type of place.

[MaeJoMTB]

plenty of places in Santhitham for this price.

Try the road leading from NakornPing Apartments to Santhitham Road.

Shower, balcony, view of Wat Doi Suthep, starting at 3,500bht/month.

This place in Treparit road is pretty decent, rooms 3,500bht/month.

Right in the middle of the student area of town.

Edited November 3, 2015 by MaeJoMTB

[purushanti]

Also, Huay Kaew Residence has various options starting at 3500-5000-,...and upwards.