Chiang Mai Chang Phueak Hotels

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I first arrived in Chiang Mai without a hotel. I booked it here due to great reviews. I discovered why it’s great. Wonderful location, super clean, spacious, & great staff. Highly recommend!

It's an old hotel but I love it. The room is spacious, the king (or queen) -size bed is comfortably firm, the water pressure is great filling large jacuzzi tub in a few minutes. It's 5-6 minutes walk to Maya mall and is centrally located. The hotel staff is friendly and helpful. To me, it's great value for money.

This hotel is excellent. I always stay here. The staff are lovely, and most importantly, the food is absolutely incredible! I'm even willing to wake up early just for breakfast.

遠離遊客區，非常靜謐！公共空間不到，但穿很舒服👍

First impression of the room (leading to the room) is the corridor, the work looks rough. The room is okay, some stuff in the room is a bit old and worn out. As a three star hotel, it has what you need for a night. Sound proof is terrible, I woke up a few times from the voice from corridor.

ที่ตั้งอยู่แถวเจ็ดยอด ใกล้นิมมาน ใกล้เซนทรัล ที่พักหาง่าย front อัธยาศัยดี ห้องพักที่ได้ไม่มีหน้าต่าง ในตู้เย็นมีขนมของ(คนอื่น)ไว้อยู่ มีเจลอาบน้ำน่าจะคนพักก่อนหน้านี้ ส่วนแอร์ไม่ค่อยเย็น แต่พอรับได้ ส่วนสำคัญสุดๆเลย เตียงค่อนข้างแข็งมาก นอนลำบาก หมอนยังนุ่มอยู่

The room was clean and the location was good, with available parking. Service was just alright. The water heater was broken, and instead of offering a room change, they opted to send a technician, making me wait an hour for the repair.

I stayed at Capital O The Singha Chiangmai for two nights, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. Pros: • Convenient Location: If you have a vehicle, the location is great for getting around Chiang Mai. • Spacious Rooms: The room was roomy enough for two people and offered plenty of storage space for luggage. • Basic Amenities: The room came with two free bottles of water, and the bathroom had dispensers for shower gel and shampoo. Cons: • Parking: While there is parking in front of the hotel, the spaces are limited. If you arrive late, you may need to park on the narrow street outside the hotel, or there might be no spaces left. • No Elevator: The hotel is a three-story building with no elevator. If you’re traveling with heavy or large luggage, be prepared to carry it up the stairs. • Hard-to-Spot Entrance: The entrance to the hotel can be easy to miss. If you’re driving, slow down after the intersection; it’s located between the Chinese cemetery and the market. • Bathroom Sink: While the shower was well-equipped, it would be better if there were a soap dispenser and hand towel available at the sink. Suggestions: I appreciated the hotel’s use of a tablet for guests to fill out their information via Google Forms, but the design could be improved. A multi-field input form would make the process much smoother compared to a single input box for all details. Overall, Capital O The Singha Chiangmai is a good budget-friendly option, especially if you’re driving and don’t mind climbing stairs. The spacious rooms and convenient location make it worth considering for short stays, but parking can be a challenge.

This hotel is an excellent choice for a stay. Its cleanliness is impeccable; both the rooms and common areas are spotlessly clean, ensuring a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere throughout your visit. The location is incredibly convenient, being close to major attractions, restaurants, and public transport. This makes it easy to navigate for both leisure and business travelers. The service is outstanding. The staff are friendly, attentive, and always willing to assist with anything, from check-in to offering recommendations for local sights, making for a truly memorable experience.