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Chiang Rai Herberges(Muang)   We have 20 air conditioners and 6 rooms with fans available at a price. We have ADSL, WIFI, and INTERNET easy to connect and easy to use. The distance from Sabun-nga to city centre,clock tower,night market,night bazar,bus station is under 1.6 kilometres. Service Room Service 8am.-10pm. Laundry Service 8am.-5pm. Rental Bicycle 80-500 Baht/Day Taxi Service to center city 20 Baht/person ,Airport 100 Baht/person Thai massage (400 Baht/ 2 hours.) Living Room with small Library Internet... The White House Hotel And Travel Agency Our boutique hotel has 30 rooms, in the heart of Chiang Rai City, in Northern Thailand
We are situated in the heart of city.
ONLY ! 15 mins walking distance to Chiang Rai night market
ONLY! 3 mins walking distance to Chiang Rai monument
ONLY! 15 mins to Chiang Rai International Airport
**** FREE TRANSPORTATION FROM THE AIRPORT AND BUS TERMINAL TO THE HOTEL !! *****
THE WHITE HOUSE HOTEL
Swimming Pool & Jacuzzi
Sightseeing & Trekking Tours
Elephant...  "The first thing that struck me about the Chat House was not only it's location – a wonderful garden setting by a peaceful Buddhist temple – but the smiling welcome! If you've travelled in Thailand much at all you'll be aware how infrequent smiles can be from a local population often overrun with foreigners. Here at the Chat House smiles are broad and genuine and I immediately felt welcomed and wanted to be there. At these points in time prices of rooms don't matter anymore, even..."The Lek House was where I wanted to stay and fortunately the tuk tuk driver I met at the bus station was also offering to take me there. It's only a 10-15 minute walk from the bus stop but it's worth getting a tuk tuk. It cost me 20 Baht. The owner Daeng was there to greet me when I arrived in the dark and showed me to my room.
There was an older Italian guy in a private room and he and Daeng spent two hours my first night discussing how he would cope on a 2 day slow boat ride to Luang... "The longer I spent at Mae Kok Villa the more irritating it became for me. The owner Mr Lucas was very much a "character" and some what entertaining, but it became apparent he was disgruntled with dealing with foreigners and jaded by the whole experience of running a guesthouse for such a long time. He was sick of haggling over prices but I can't say I blame people for asking for a lower price because some of the rooms really needed a good scrub to make them liveable for human beings.
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