B2 Green Boutique & Budget Hotel

If you don't mind walking and are on a budget, this hotel might be a good fit. However, if you're someone who loves taking photos, ladies, this hotel isn't for you – there's really nothing to photograph. The only small plus is that the famous Khao Soi Maesai is very close by, and there are a few relatively cheap massage places (foot massage for 250฿) near the hotel, though the ambiance looked pretty basic. There are also a few restaurants. Walking to Nimman One takes about 15-20 minutes. I only walked once; other times I took a Grab Bike since I was on a solo trip, and it was half the price of a car. I didn't use the hotel's Wi-Fi, so I can't comment on that. The hot water was inconsistent, sometimes hot, sometimes cold. The air conditioning wasn't very cool during the day, probably due to the hot weather, but it felt cold enough at night. This hotel doesn't have a restaurant or a vending machine for drinks, and even 7-Eleven requires a bit of a walk. The room was quite dim with insufficient lighting, and the hallway felt a little spooky 🤣. Since I was only staying for two nights, I didn't request room cleaning, but the hotel was thoughtful enough to hang a bag with two bottles of water and a roll of toilet paper on the door.

The room is located about a 5-minute walk down an alley from the main road. There's a super delicious Thai restaurant right outside. The room looks exactly like the photos and is very affordable. It has panoramic glass windows where you can see Suthep Mountain and planes taking off. However, there's no hairdryer or electric kettle in the room, and the lighting is a bit dim. There are blackout curtains but no sheer curtains. A 500 Thai Baht or 100 RMB deposit is required at check-in.