Night Bazaar Place

Hotel

Check in time was delay by more than 2 hours. Requested for late check out, but was declined… Definitely would not recommend this place to anyone, no apology was given.

Comfortable cozy inn near Halal street & masjid. Just 10-15 minutes drive from the Chiang Mai airport. I would have given 5 stars but air conditioning was not working properly. Staff's very helpful though!

Fantastic sprawling market fit with a vast array of trinkets, foods and clothes. The Foodcourt is standout. It offers a great and broad array of Thai cuisine at seriously cheap prices. Absolutely delicious too. It's an easy one to walk to and spend ages getting lost in the long streets of markets. Would definitely recommend.

If you have a burning desire to look exactly like everyone else & pick up a pair of traditional ‘I’ve been to Thailand’ elephant pants, then this is the place for you. Forget what the locals wear, forget what you wear at home. Pick up a pair of trousers that are sure to make you stand out from the crowd.

They have so many beautiful things to buy, that if there is to haggle sick. There is tb a species of food courts with live music well good.

Hotel clean, shop everything nearby. Recommended again and again.

Good Place to hangout after a long day. Quiet place with good music.

If the value for money and the good location to do evening shopping is a consideration, I can only recommend this Hotel Night Bazar. Every evening, the adjacent street offers a variety of shopping and culinary delights. In the adjacent restaurants there are many offers for every budget. Rooms at the hotel are clean and acceptable. The staff is helpful and friendly. The breakfast buffet is simple. Massage and various trips are offered at the hotel. Recommended!

Beautiful place to roam. Preventable.

Imitations of all kinds, it's good to buy souvenirs and cheap clothes.

The location is very convenient and rooms are very clean. My dad sleep very well with a quite zone. Easy to find good for dinner and go to anywhere very comfortable. I like it and sure to stay here again next time.

Aptly named, this place is in the center of the Night Bazaar. With that in mind, you should expect to hear some of the hustle and bustle of the area as the rooms are not sound proof. Rooms are fairly large and the suites are huge with a really nice big fridge and seating area, as well as larger bathroom with tub. Some rooms have a view of the mountain, others don't. Don't set your sights on a view. This is just a convenient place to stay. Don't also base your decision to stay here on the free breakfast, which as others have noted, is an embarrassment. Sleep in and just spend a dollar on a good breakfast elsewhere.

It’s dated but it’s very clean and big. The staff is very nice and accommodating. There’s a tourist info in the lobby, a boxing gym and a big breakfest area. Very close to the Bazaar market and local food/massages and bars (gay and straight). I would definitely stay here again!

Located in the centre of deck, the rooms are basic but… Breakfast is frankly no, if anyone cares. Nearby is a mosque, so you hear prayers, if it again to someone important. We're not stressful.

Good hotel with various amenities including a ring for the Thai box. The rooms are comfortable and spacious enough when equated with Western style. Good location to move both in the old city and in the new one after the moat. I recommend booking for at least three or four nights.

Crowded with small merchants who offer just about all the same products. Nothing very original and very interesting if not the animation of the street.

Redundancy in the booths present and sellers are less enjoyable than in other markets.
However, the atmosphere is always friendly and the covered market offers good things to discover.

Where to start. Well, this is really an excellent market and the sellers are always willing to haggle. I would recommend checking up on prices online as sometimes you are getting the lowest price and the seller is not being greedy. It's fully packed on weekdays and not so busy on weekends due to the weekend markets on Saturday and Sunday. Good luck on your hunt for a bargain.

Hotel Price is cheap, the room is quite clean. The hotel is surrounded by too much food, night market, art center, shopping malls are walking a few steps to the road. It's so convenient. It's amazing.

Everything from everywhere! Good atmosphere and lots of products for the gifts back. On the opposite square full of different open air restaurant. Nice.

A whirlwind experience of food, trinkets, clothes, smells (good and bad), bartering, smiles. Dont expect high-quality goods though some can be found. Don't insult sellers by over bartering to the point of insult. Much nicer a place than the Bangkok markets.

Hi … tqvm… outdated but cozy… easy to night market… halal food nearby… masjid ia also nerby
Pls improve on breakfast…
Maybe in one or two years will improve … all the best.

Having lived in Chiang Mai over 2 years now, we have made several trips to the Night Bazaar. There is always interesting things to look at and also a huge selection of… well… junk. But there are really neat things to find here if you are ready to haggle. Offer half of what they are asking and go from there. Just remember that it isn't worth embarrassing yourself over a little money or stuff.

The hotel was nice and fairly clean. Our main issue was how noisy it was. We had, at first, a room right next to a mosque, and the muezzin was incredibly loud. In addition the music from the night market was really loud at our room as well, and there were tons of street noises all night long. After our first night we switched to a room on the other side of the hotel, witch was better — noise wise — but had no windows. The included breakfast was a scheme as well. We got there at 9:00am, an hour before it closes, and there was nothing left to eat, not even bread! We tried to ask the restaurant employee if there is anything else to eat but she couldn't (or didn't try to) understand English. Other than that the hotel was okay, rooms were big and cozy and the service was fine. Still, our overall experience wasn't great, and therefore I would not recommend.

The night bazaar has some interesting stuff. There is local craft & plenty of Thai souvenirs. The prices can be inflated but it is all an opportunity to bargain. Lots of tourists go here & the prices can be much lower where local Thais shop. If you are on a quick visit this is a good place to grab a souveneir or gift.

The first room I was given was so noisy from outside I couldnt sleep, the room on the other side of building much better. Rooms clean but very outdated. Breakfast was the worst variety ive ever experienced. Best thing about this hotel is being so close to night market. Dont think I would return.

Checked in… Checked out within 5 minutes… no safe. Old room… smelly room. Damp room… The staff where very nice but still got charge 1 night stay… I wouldn't put my dog in it.

Fun. Lots of souvenirs and lots of food. It is advisable.

Huge market with a big food area to eat and drink with music and lights. Lots of stalls and easy to barter but a lot of the product is repeated.

It's huge, there is so much for sale and the stall owners do the hassle the tourists like in Bangkok. There is a lot of repeated items and lots of mosquitoes. The food is great but if you're vegetarian then maybe eat before you get there, there are some choices but not many. I would definitely recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

It's one of the best known markets but it doesn't go crazy. The best thing is the food court.

Great location, right in the centre of Chiang-mai night bazaar. Lots of shops near by. Hotel staff were very friendly and polite. Rooms a little dated but clean. Massage parlor next to the reception and very cheap too. One hour Thai massage 150฿. I would stay here again.

The hotel is located right next to the Night Bazaar complex — excellent location. The rooms are big and the bed is comfy-ish.
Showers and toilets are cleaned daily and the cleanliness level is enough for showering without flip-flops (which is rare for hotels with this price ib Thailand).
The staff are nice and there's a complimentary small breakfast that includes white bread, toast, boiled eggs, sausages, vegetables and assorted jams.
Free Wi-Fi in the hotel (with a passwor…d that changes daily, but who am I to complain? ).
They have a universal electrical socket and 2 usb charge ports near the nightstand which is very awesome (see attached photo).
The AC works like a charm.
There's a good massage place in the lobby (as long as you only do a massage there, nothing that involves a pedi/manicure — they aren't skilled in that). All in all — great value for your dollar, and very recommended for travelers that are looking for a cozy place to sleep at night in a great location in chiang mai.

Place to stay at NIGHT BAZAAR PLACE 2 downtown. The second floor of a local time of 12: ago a little noisy because next to a band playing a 12: all quiet in the morning can still hear the bird call~
Accidentally the keys of bending to get to the front Desk took 50 Baht costs
Overall comparison of satisfaction~

Love the night Bazaar and all the food and great things to buy! Bargain hard… start at about 50% of the price.

Brilliant night market be sure to barter as you can get 50% off some of the prices. The sellers try their luck especially when selling the fakes.

Good location near bazaar. Clean and affordable rooms and friendly staff, will definitely go back here.

Good location with nice clean deco room.