At Pingnakorn Nimman Chiangmai Hotel

I don't like most hotels because there is usually no effort towards decorating the space to make it feel homey. The room im staying in at this hotel is really cute. Makes me feel at home. The breakfast is great and varied and they've got a cute cafe too. Right next to all the action also.

I stayed here for 5 nights and booked different types of rooms. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the breakfast was great with a wide variety of options. I especially enjoyed having fresh vegetables in the morning along with a nice cup of coffee or Thai tea. The location is close to the airport, and while you can hear the planes clearly, it didn’t bother me at all. I do hope they consider providing water dispensers instead of bottled water, as it would be a more environmentally friendly option.

We were mistakenly dropped at the wrong hotel by our Grab driver after arriving from the airport. Pai and her colleague were kind enough to guide us to the correct location and even let us wait comfortably until our cab arrived. Although we weren’t guests at this hotel, the staff went out of their way to help us, and we truly appreciate their warm hospitality.

We visited Chiang Mai for 3 days and stayed in this hotel for 2 days. The experience was really great, the receptionist and staff is very helpful, they perfectly guided us for the local things. English speaking staff is a plus!

Lovely staff, nothing is ever an issue for them. The owner greeted us which was a nice touch and got served fresh fruit and an ice tea upon arrival

I don’t even know how this place only costs $68 a night — I’ve spent more on bad cocktails. The breakfast alone had me questioning reality. Forget the sad “buffet slop” where you’re stuck with soggy toast and weird sausages — this was a full-blown banquet. At least ten different Thai dishes, piles of fresh fruit, Thai-style fruit treats that looked like they belonged in a museum, sweets everywhere, a whole section for eggs and soups, and of course the little bread-and-cereal corner if you insist on staying vanilla. Honestly, it felt like someone’s grandma had cooked enough food for a wedding. The pool? Actually cold. Not “suspiciously warm pond where you question your life choices” cold, but refreshingly, jump-in-and-yell “YEEES” cold. The room? Big, quiet, thick walls — finally no neighbour snoring like a dying tractor. The view was great, the whole place was surrounded by greenery and even rare rainbow eucalyptus trees (yes, the unicorn of trees just chilling outside the breakfast area). And the staff? Absolute legends. They treated us like royalty. I was half expecting someone to peel me a grape or carry me around on a golden chair. For under seventy bucks? This isn’t a hotel, it’s a straight-up life hack. Book it before they realise they’re undercharging.

Very clean and very nice. The rooms and elevators are staggard. Which means the elevators stop half a floor above the floor of ur room and u take stairs down. You'll see... outside of that awkwardness, I'd recommend staying. It's near the Faire so it'll get noisy. And the CNX Chiang Mai airport is near so u will hear the planes when they fly over.

A low rise condo hotel. Room are spacious and clean too. Breakfast spread are acceptable. Limited parking here.