Chiang Mai Garden Guesthouse
Chiang Mai Garden Guesthouse Reviews
Cheap backpacker place with friendly & knowledgeable staff Aug 05, 2008
The big selling point of this place is the Thai lady who runs the place (Pissamorn Senthong, I think). She is an old hand and very experienced. Speaks very good English and German (her son and daughter speak excellent English) and is very knowledgeable - a mine of information to the backpacker and budget tourist.
She offers tours but not the kind you see in most tour operators around town (like Panda Tours). Instead of being an agent for a cattle-herding tour operator, she offers exclusive hiking tours to the North of Chiang Mai to meet the hill-tribe people, and you rarely see other tour groups. The tour guide we had (Piroon) was a great and sweet, local guy. 20 years experience. Recommended! She can also assist with all of your other tour needs, even if you're ill she'll help you out. Our twin room was big for the price, overlooking a central, basic courtyard with only a fan and private bathroom with hot water. They have rooms with A/C, and a German family of 4 were housed comfortably. They have a restaurant where you can buy all of your meals and have a laundry (30 baht/kilo) where they will also clean your boots (30 baht per pair). Part of the SE Asia 2008 travel blog |
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Apr 16, 2006
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Finding my way back to the guesthouse was an experience (stayed at Pagoda Inn guesthouse, cool little garden area to chill out in), I didn't know where it was (was it Soi (sidestreet) 1, 2,3 ??) so me and my tuk-tuk guy just looped around for a while until I saw a basket shop I recognise… Aimlessly wandering the streets of Chiang Mai |
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