We Valley Boutique Hotel

We stayed at We Valley Hotel for 4 nights. The location is quiet and peaceful, with a beautiful mountain view — waking up to that was the highlight of our stay. However, there were a few issues. On the third day, the elevator wasn’t working, so we had to use the stairs. Breakfast options are limited and repetitive, so if you’re looking for variety, this may not be the best choice. Laundry service is a bit expensive, and there’s no nearby self-service laundry. The room amenities are okay, but the door makes loud noises, and the walls aren’t soundproof — we could hear other guests talking and doors closing. Also, it’s a good idea to carry mosquito repellent. Service and communication were okay. Overall, it’s a decent place if you’re after peace and mountain views, but there’s definitely room for improvement.

Hotel is reasonable. Parking is very limited and kind of annoying. Staff seem to use most of the on site parking. Essentially there is only 6 parking spots. It’s more than likely you have to use the overflow parking beside another hotel down the street. There is no shade covering for this lot.

We Valley Hotel in Chiang Mai was a wonderful experience! The hotel offers a serene and picturesque setting, perfect for a relaxing getaway. My room was spacious, clean, and well-appointed with great views of the surrounding mountains. The staff were friendly and always ready to assist. The location is peaceful yet not too far from the city center, making it easy to explore. A great choice for anyone looking to enjoy Chiang Mai in comfort!

Room at a good standard but slightly small. Phuket Sea Food restaurant within walking distance. Its all you need.

Finally I found a good and perfect hotel is here with my family stay 3night with deluxe double room I request connecting room staff is helpful room is very clean highly recommend

Hotel itself just ok.Location is good.Staff are friendly and helpful.Breakfast is acceptable.Every door room is BANG!! when it is closed, so annoying!!!!!! Towel got unpleasant smell, the hotel should be take very good care of them for guest.Maybe never be back to stay.

My recent five-night stay at the hotel was far from satisfactory. The rooms turned out to be much older than the appealing images portrayed online, offering a rather dated experience. Despite reserving a Mountain View room, our stay was plagued by several issues, including outdated facilities, electrical problems, and a non-functional air conditioner in room 610. Attempting to enhance our stay, we encountered resistance at check-in when the reception claimed our request for a quieter room with a Mountain View wasn't possible. Only after presenting our reservation details were we allocated a room with a Mountain View, but the experience was marred by evident electrical issues, as indicated by burnt stains outside the room. The hotel's solution to an electricity blackout was rather unconventional – bypassing the key card reader to ensure a continuous power supply. When the air conditioner subsequently failed, the staff's inability to resolve the issue led to a move to a smaller, downgraded room facing the noisy street – an unpleasant surprise. Adding a touch of irony, the hotel not only downgraded our accommodation but also charged us 15 baht for a basic amenity – a bucket of ice that, unfortunately, leaked on the countertops. This, coupled with the overall impression of profit-driven decisions, left me questioning the establishment's commitment to guest comfort and safety. To complete the less-than-ideal experience, neighboring guests disrupted our sleep on the first night with loud children waking up at 5 am. The situation was compounded in room 605, where yellow-stained sheets and exposed electric wiring posed potential safety hazards. The dimly lit bathrooms and the hotel's somewhat isolated location, necessitating a car, added to the overall inconvenience. Finally, the breakfast, with cold items, questionable quality, and a coffee machine dispensing less-than-authentic brew, failed to meet basic expectations. In summary, my five-night stay felt like a journey into a bygone era, with the hotel seemingly more interested in maximizing revenue than ensuring guest satisfaction. It's a place I'd recommend avoiding for those seeking comfort, safety, and a pleasant overall experience. I’m now moving to a gem called G Nimman Chiang Mai that is only a little bit more expensive but is an architectural gem in a fantastic area.

All good, very friendly staff, very helpful housekeeper , clean, fast check in, fast check out process,Only thing which I don’t really find it good, request for extra pillow need extra charges