Ina Boutique Home Nan

For just a few hundred baht, you get a clean, private, convenient little place with everything you need. The bed is really comfortable, and it has air conditioning and a water heater too.

The quiet rice field setting was lovely, especially when the paddies were green. Although it's outside the city, that didn't bother me. I meant to stop for one night while passing through, but liked the place enough to spend two nights in Nan and cancel my other plans. The rooms are new, clean, spacious, and reasonably priced. There are only 8, so it felt private and uncrowded. Dogs can stay free, but call first to ask. The only thing I didn't like was the occasional smell of burning grass, probably rice straw. If you're bringing a dog, please help keep the place clean so we can keep traveling with our furry friends. I stayed January 19-20, 2019.

You need a car to get here, since it's tucked into a small village, and there aren't restaurants nearby. We picked up food from 7-Eleven. Still, I'd stay again. The accommodation was very clean and pretty, the landlady was kind, and the water pressure and air conditioning were good.

There are just 8 rooms, so it's a small resort. My room was cute, and the rice milk soap smelled wonderful. Breakfast, rice porridge and toast, was delicious. The elderly owners were lovely. I got there at midnight, and the uncle waited for me and even made instant noodles with eggs.