Hotels near Chiang Rai Night Bazaar, Chiang Rai

We stayed 3 nights in the Wiang Inn Hotel, and it is well located, being able to walk to a few good restaurants, shops and night bazaar within minutes. It is old style, but it was fine for us, as did not spend time during the day there. Breakfast was quite reasonable, including fresh fruit and salads, but they were exposed and the hotel needs to keep all buffet items covered up. Check-in and check-out was very quick and smooth, and they even put us in connecting rooms with two single and one king bed per our request. Bathrooms were tiny. My recommendation is to make a few investments to improve things like a proper coffee machine, add a fitness room and get advice on room decor and overhauls soon. Also there seemed to be noone ”in charge” who could greet the guests and ask how things are, and help guide the staff to become fully autonomous in making improvements. I would recommend the Wiang Inn, but I imagine if more hotel competition or cost pressure comes, they need to act in advance to keep up.

It is the biggest hostel in this area. The living room downstairs is spacious, clean accommodation. Near the market community, bus station, famous cultural attractions, night bazaar, delicious restaurants, coffee shops, can walk by yourself.

Location is great. The hotel looks grand on the outside and has space for car parking. But the rooms are quite old. We stayed there for 3 days and they only provided water bottle for one day. Only few receiptionists can speak english.

I arrived at the hostel earlier than the check-in time. But I was immediately registered and taken to my room. The staff member hosted a very polite and friendly person. He offered to have coffee at any time. A lot of common zones with tables where it is convenient to work remotely. Just clean enough in common places. Still. Comfortable location, close to the bus station.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Bed Friends Poshtel in Chiang Rai, Thailand, and overall, it was a pleasant experience. Let me break down my stay for you. First and foremost, one of the highlights of this poshtel is its convenient location. Finding delicious food options in the neighborhood was incredibly easy, which is a must for any traveler. Additionally, the fact that it was just a 4-minute walk to a laundry facility was a huge convenience, especially for those of us on extended trips. The poshtel also offers tours right from its location, which is a great way to explore the beautiful surroundings of Chiang Rai. Furthermore, they have a coworking space, which I found extremely useful. I used it multiple times to complete my online school work, and having a quiet space when needed was a real plus. Now, onto the room. I stayed in a small room, and while it was cozy, I did encounter a minor issue with the air conditioning not working properly. However, I suspect that this may have been due to user error, so I wouldn't hold it against the establishment. One aspect that could use some improvement is the signage regarding restroom facilities. It would be helpful if there were clearer indications of which gender should use the showers and toilets. I had a slightly amusing but potentially awkward encounter when I found a man getting out of the shower in the women's restroom. While it didn't upset me, I believe better signage could prevent such incidents from occurring. On a positive note, the bathrooms and eating areas were consistently clean during my stay, which is always appreciated. One of the standout features of Bed Friends Poshtel was the friendly staff. They were always ready to assist and make my stay comfortable. Despite a minor hiccup with the AC and a signage issue, I would definitely consider staying at Bed Friends Poshtel again in the future. The convenience of the location, availability of tours, and the presence of a coworking space made my stay enjoyable, and the welcoming staff added to the overall positive experience.

Clean tidy but the place was too hard to be found

Stayed here for a few nights.. was my first time in Chiang Rai. I have nothing negative to say, the room was a good size for one person, clean, fully stocked with towels, shower gel, shampoo, bottles of water, etc.and cleaned everyday. When I came back from a days out it was nice and fresh. The shower handle needs to be in a certain direction in order for the hot water to work - (if it's pointed towards you, more pressure = less hot). Location-wise, it was only a few mins from the night bazaar which is very convenient. Many nice temples nearby via walking. Also the clock tower, cat cafe, Watsons, bus station, Boots, restaurants, etc.all walkable - 5mins tops. I recommend staying here.. if you want to go further away to see white and blue temple you can hire a bike rider for just a few Bhat.The big Central Chiang Rai shopping mall is not that far, you can also walk it! I walked about 2 hours from the hotel to see the giant Buddha statue, along the way I saw many cool stuff. I really do recommend you walk around and check out the scenery rather than taking transport, you will find hidden gems along the way. A+

Good location. Hotel is look new but no breakfast. Only coffee or hot chocolate was free in the morning. Simple hotel, you get what is you pay for.

I stayed there two nights and I liked it! The staff was helpful and friendly. We could leave our bags in the lobby for some time after the check out. The lobby area is comfortable to have rest there. The hotel is located not far from the main attractions, massage places and restaurants. My room was spacious and clean, the bed was comfortable enough. I can recommend this hotel for your stay in Chiang Rai.

A bit isolated and a long walk to the centre, but reception will call you a taxi to get into town and cost about 75 BAHT Tuk tuk available from the night bazaar and they want 100 back. Use them, It looked like a a simple walk but I got lost twice 🤣 Great sized pool sun chairs mostly broken 🤔