The hotel was right opposite the railway station which is why we stayed there for the night. The interior design was fabulous almost like an exhibition, room 351 was exceptional with double aspect views. The was also a brilliant buffet breakfast

Although there was an electric kettle no cups, tea or coffee were provided. There was however free bottled water. The hotel was however a substantial distance from the town but of course great for the station.

The location is very good for the railway station. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

The swimming pool was closed 😫

Nice spacious rooms

Noisy

The hotel locate at very good location,just across the train station which is super convenient to go to Nimman street. The price was good when compressed with the facilities that was provided. However, the cleanliness is not quite satisfied. I found hair in the toilet.

The swimmingpool was closed. Couldn't see that information whem I booked the hotel and ine of the reasons I choose this hotel were the swimmingpool

Located close to railway station so very convenient

Wi-Fi very unreliable T v poor selection

It was somewhere to spend the night before our train the next morning. We picked the hotel specifically for this purpose. We were given twin beds instead of a double but we didn't have the will to go ask for a room change. It had all you needed so we were happy with that. Location wise, there was plenty of food options around if you bother to take a walk - way more restaurants than you could ever need. We found a great Japanese restaurant quite by accident.

The rooms weren't all that clean and there were stains over all the furniture. The rooms could do with an upgrade - but I fully understand that to do so would be a costly endeavour. We did come across another small hotel not more than 50 to 100m further along and checking on google, it looked new, a lot nicer and cheaper too. Might have been a better option.

Please ignore this review of the Bossotel review as it is actually for the Be Parahsingh hotel in Chiang Mai, sorry.

This is a complicated review of a brand new hotel that has some big pluses but a bit more negatives today, I hope the owners take this to heart and make the changes that are doable. The location is decent but if your booking in Chiang Mai I’d book a couple of blocks south, plenty to choose from with a way better pool setup if you care. Lots of pretty darn good $50.00 baht Thai restos nearby and a 7/11, for 100.00 baht you can have a Chiang and a Thai dish (small portions but good!) As well your just 50 metres off the main north south street. The reception staff are brilliant and most helpful with ANY question or problem, however they are over worked and often the desk is unmanned. The house-keepers are also over worked, they need 1or 2 more, they skimp on the toilet paper and I actually had to ask to have my bedding changed after quite a few days. Unbelievably there is no safe in the room nor at reception! Also no kettle/tea/coffee etc., in the room, hard to imagine. There are kettles, coffee, tea, snacks etc., in the lobby area. There is a tiny pool at ground level, in 2 weeks I saw 1 person in it, no loungers and no sun ever. There is a roof top deck with 4 loungers and chairs and a shower. To get to it I had to go down the elevator to the lobby and walk to another elevator, go up then walk up 2 flights Of stairs to the deck, very strange and totally inconvenient. The rooms are brilliant, I had their most deluxe, massive bed and extremely comfortable and a big bathroom. The deck with the room was next to useless, 2 metres by 2 metres, like an oven with an ac unit and facing a wall. Amazingly the T.V. Is a brand new 55”, sadly of the 6/7 channels none are in English and 1 is in French, if however you have a NETFLIX account at home you can access it here, at least I did, however many people do not have an account and NETFLIX is making some big subscriber changes. As it stands today even though I didn’t mind my stay I don’t recommend.

Room view was nice and right opposite the local train station, but if you aren’t using the train, then there’s no point. There’s a small scale breakfast buffet arranged through a property opposite the road

Facilities were there but it’s obvious the hotel has been there for quite a while and all furniture, equipment were old. Have to travel a bit to reach main attractions in Chiang Mai.

Smiling staff

A small and cosy hotel with warm and hospitable atmosphere.