Baan Saen Fang Chiang Mai Reviews

A very unique hotel, the rooms are villas one by one. 101 and 102 are connected, with a restaurant in the middle. Breakfast will be delivered to the restaurant for you to enjoy. It is very rich and different every day, but you can't finish it, you can't finish it at all! The room is very spacious! Disposable items and toiletries are available, and the room is very clean and dry. I read the comments before that there are many mosquitoes. We did see one or two in the room this time, but maybe we turned the air conditioner on low or we were tired and slept more, but we didn't get bitten or whimpering by mosquitoes. Although the hotel does not have Chinese service, the waiters and security uncles are very friendly. There is a massage chicken next to the hotel. There are not many guests and technicians. If there are too many guests, they will shake people over. But it is still quite comfortable, and the hand strength is not particularly heavy. A little further east of the hotel is the famous Warorot Market, which is a 5-10 minute walk away. Go south of the hotel and walk out of the main road. There is a 7-11 in two steps. Another step is the Internet-famous Grandma Flying Cake. There are so many people. I mean Europeans, Americans and Koreans. There are not many Chinese people. I feel that the food is so-so. Maybe it is not suitable for Chinese tastes? Go south of the hotel through the long inner street (about 15-20 minutes), you can reach the "most authentic" curry shop. The curry makes people feel bright. We went to eat at 4 pm when it opened. After reading the menu, we didn’t order yet, and the seats were full and we had to wait! Highly recommended! (Don’t look at the picture. It’s so-so. It’s super delicious! At first, my wife searched it out, and I was a little disdainful. I dare not say whether it is authentic or not, but later I have to admit that it is the best curry I have ever eaten! There is no other) The hotel is 5 minutes west of the main road and arrives at Thapae Gate, which is convenient for the night market on Sundays. You must visit the Thapae Gate Night Market in Chiang Mai. In fact, you can’t visit it all in one night. It’s exhausting! It's called the Thapae Gate Night Market, but in fact, even the nearby side streets are night markets, and even the temples next to them have opened their doors to let vendors set up stalls to sell snacks and barbecue. I was really shocked. May the Buddha bless the business, hahahaha Finally, I'll make a few complaints: 1. Because this kind of special stilt house has windows that are floor-to-ceiling like the doors, it's very inconvenient to open and close. In the end, I was too lazy to turn on the air conditioner, so it's not very bright inside, and I have to turn on the lights during the day... 2. Because it's a full-wood stilt house, the floor is just a layer of wood, and there's still some noise when walking at night. 3. Because it's a full-wood structure, the sound insulation is slightly poor. In the morning, people and cars pass by the road next to it from time to time, and it's still a bit noisy. By the way, let me introduce: 103 is a separate building, 104 and 105 are one building, but there is an open corridor between the rooms, and 106 is one building.