Nida Rooms Silver 648 Handicraft

The room had decent space and looked okay, but the sheets and blanket smelled bad, and the geyser didn’t work. Nobody on staff understood English, and after 8 pm there was no one to ask for help.

The room was the biggest I’ve seen in Thailand, and for the price it’s a good deal. It’s a bit far from the city, though there’s a Lotus Supermarket and 7-11 nearby.

The room was spacious and comfortable, with a good bed and a nice shower. It’s quiet because it’s far from the tourist area, but there’s a market, a few 7/11s, and an Art Academy nearby. You can hear its beautiful, distinctive music. The cleaning lady was very nice. The woman who runs the place was very stingy about giving extra toilet paper or water, and wouldn’t provide the dessert that was on the menu. Across from the hotel, a young woman named De has a good restaurant.

The rooms were cozy, and the staff were attentive. I loved the calm feel of this charming hotel on a quiet Chiang Mai street. It made for a really delightful visit.