Chiangmai Hill 2000 Hotel
Chiangmai Hill 2000 Hotel
211 Huay Kaew Road, Chiangmai, Thailand
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Location :
Chiang Mai Airport
Rooms :
249
Chiangmai Hill 2000 Hotel (formerly the Chiang Mai Hills Hotel), Chiang Mai is tastefully appointed to offer every comfort and convenience. The luxurious interior presents a unique and artful ambience of hilltribe decor.
from US$ 31
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
per night
TAX & SERVICE INCLUSIVE
Based on 137 HotelTravel.com Guest reviews
Standard of Room
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Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
74%
Customer Satisfaction
Rated #60 for all Chiang Mai hotels
I really liked the hotel room that we stayed in. It was nice, clean and safe. The only problem with the hotel is its location. If you want to go into town, you need to take a taxi. That's not usually a problem since taxis are all over the city. Plus, the hotel is not near any restaurants. However, the coffee shop is a nice place to eat at, especially breakfast. Overall, I'd recommend this hotel if you are looking for an affordable and safe place to stay at.
Valerie McLaughlin, Canadian
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Chiangmai Hill 2000 Hotel Reviews
Valerie McLaughlin,Canadian
Check-In : 17 Oct 05
Room type: Deluxe
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
80%
Satisfaction
I really liked the hotel room that we stayed in. It was nice, clean and safe. The only problem with the hotel is its location. If you want to go into town, you need to take a taxi. That's not usually a problem since taxis are all over the city. Plus, the hotel is not near any restaurants. However, the coffee shop is a nice place to eat at, especially breakfast. Overall, I'd recommend this hotel if you are looking for an affordable and safe place to stay at.
Robert Rockhold,American
Check-In : 12 Feb 05
Room type: Deluxe
Standard of Room
Hotel Facilities
Food & Beverage
Service
Location
Value For Money
72%
Satisfaction
A good value for the money. Easy access to markets and shops by using taxis. The travel guide there was very helpful.
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