Gord Nuea Boutique House — Hotel in Chiang Mai Province

We spent here 3 days and we slept badly. The room is not 30 square meters like they said but maximum 20 square meters and this is very serious. Nevertheless, the worst thing is that air conditioner is directly above the bed so it blows right in your face and this makes really difficult to rest well. There are small windows that you can’t open because there are no nets. There are no support to open suitcases so you have to do it directly on the floor. The fridge makes a crazy noise so you have to switch it off. Regarding the owners, the husband is kind, but the wife can be somewhat odd: when we asked to move the bed because the air conditioner was above the bed and it annoyed us she got angry. One day at breakfast we didn’t eat mango because some birds had accidentally perched on it and the following day she didn’t bring it saying anything and we needed to ask for it. The husband runs a café and he makes really a good coffee and cappuccino but you need to pay for it and I guess the guests should have at least one coffee or cappuccino included in breakfast. The photos online are very well done and make the place seem much bigger than it really is, but in reality, breakfast is served in a parking lot. The positive thing is the facility is very clean with a daily cleaning, only the bathroom vent was dirty. We like hard mattress but this one was really a rock but they put a topper on...

We spent here 3 days and we slept badly. The room is not 30 square meters like they said but maximum 20 square meters and this is very serious. Nevertheless, the worst thing is that air conditioner is directly above the bed so it blows right in your face and this makes really difficult to rest well. There are small windows that you can’t open because there are no nets. There are no support to open suitcases so you have to do it directly on the floor. The fridge makes a crazy noise so you have to switch it off. Regarding the owners, the husband is kind, but the wife can be somewhat odd: when we asked to move the bed because the air conditioner was above the bed and it annoyed us she got angry. One day at breakfast we didn’t eat mango because some birds had accidentally perched on it and the following day she didn’t bring it saying anything and we needed to ask for it. The husband runs a café and he makes really a good coffee and cappuccino but you need to pay for it and I guess the guests should have at least one coffee or cappuccino included in breakfast. The photos online are very well done and make the place seem much bigger than it really is, but in reality, breakfast is served in a parking lot. The positive thing is the facility is very clean with a daily cleaning, only the bathroom vent was dirty. We like hard mattress but this one was really a rock but they put a topper on...

I stayed at this hotel for one week in August.||||I don't have many complaints about the hotel itself, except for the fact that breakfast is not a buffet—you only get one dish, which you have to order—and they don't provide knives to spread butter on the small slices of bread.||||What really bothered me was the constant surveillance by the owners (a woman with her husband). They were always checking to see who I was bringing into my room.||||I was traveling alone but booked a double bed just in case I met someone—and I did. I met a girl on Tinder, and after spending an afternoon and evening together, I invited her to my room, where she slept. The next day, the wife confronted us, asking who the girl was, and insisted that all guests must be registered, or else they'd be asked to leave!||||I paid for a room for two people. I'm not engaging in anything illegal (I do not deal with prostitution); I was simply enjoying my time with a local woman. Why make my life difficult if I want to have some personal moments?||||In conclusion, if you're looking for PRIVACY and want to enjoy yourself, DON'T STAY HERE. Instead, go to a regular hotel with a proper reception, where you won't be interrogated about who...