Maninarakorn Hotel, Chiang Mai

The hotel offers large rooms with a separate living room, bathroom, and amenities for making tea/coffee, kept clean with toiletries provided. However, the rooms were in disrepair and had a bad smell, located in an adjacent building.

The hotel offers a spacious and comfortable stay with great amenities. The rooms are amazing and spacious, complete with a jacuzzi bath. However, a lingering stench hinders the room's appeal. The service is a mixed bag with language barriers and subpar Wi-Fi, despite a helpful and friendly staff. The location is convenient for exploring the city, shopping, and dining, making it a good choice for a short stay. The dining options can be improved, especially for the price. Overall, the hotel provides good value for money.

The hotel offers spacious rooms that feel more like apartments than typical hotel rooms. While the bed was the smallest in Thailand, the separate living room, bathroom, and additional amenities like a fridge and tea/coffee facilities made for a comfortable stay. The shuttle service to the airport is convenient and reasonably priced at just 120 Thb, easily arranged through the reception.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. While the room was conveniently located right onto the walkway that others use to get to their rooms and came with essential amenities like a fridge, towels, and complimentary water, the need for high maintenance was noticeable, and the staff was somewhat rude and unhelpful. The fact that my room was in a separate building was a bit inconvenient.

The hotel offers two-room suites, allowing your child to sleep separately, though the proximity to the walkway was a bit of an inconvenience. The staff was friendly and attentive, providing good breakfast options, but some aspects like the use of bleach water were noted. The location, although convenient for New Year's activities, lacked an elevator and was not near many attractions.

I stayed in a separate building from the main one, and while it got a bit hot, turning on the AC and opening the window helped. The room itself was quite spacious, although the bed was a bit small compared to other accommodations in Thailand. On the bright side, the room was restocked daily with complimentary drinks and snacks.

My stay at the hotel was mixed. The room I upgraded to was infested with insects, which was a big drawback. On the bright side, the room had a fridge and a kettle, and the view of the mountains from the window was really nice.

The hotel offers spacious rooms, perfect for families with young children, equipped with a fridge and microwave. The location is convenient, close to the Night Bazaar, and Old City. However, the service could be improved in terms of communication and WiFi quality.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The room was spacious and comfortable with a nice view of the mountains, but sadly, I had to leave after just one night due to some issues getting into the building. The service was a real letdown, with one member being rude and unhelpful while another was friendly but unproductive. The location was convenient for exploring Chiang Mai but lacked sunlight during lunchtime. The dining options were limited, and I was disappointed by the lack of basic items like cereal or yogurt. However, I did appreciate the sauna feature.

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was spotless and cozy, and most of the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The dining options were decent, but pre-paying for breakfast is advisable to save some cost.