Chiang Khan Hill Resort
The best views of Kaeng Khut Khu are from the town's only resort, which overlooks the rapids...
Chiang Khan's rocketing popularity means hotel owners have no need to price their rooms reasonably. You can usually save money by staying on a soi rather than along the river road, and most of the pricier places have weekday discounts. Also note that preserving the historic character of buildings means shared bathrooms (unless stated otherwise) and thin walls.
The best views of Kaeng Khut Khu are from the town's only resort, which overlooks the rapids...
If you want some Siamese serenity, head 1km upstream to this riverside home with bungalows and shared-ba...
This heartily polished teak house has good rooms (with shared bathrooms) that, unlike most of the wooden...
Rooms here are super simple, just mattresses on the floor, but the young Bangkokian owners put heaps of ...
This traditional-style place is all creaking timber and tin roofing and the terrace sits really close to...
This slightly chaotic little place, stuffed with the owner's art, has the cheapest rooms on the river an...
The most diverse choice in town, this riverside spot has rooms with fan and air-conditioning, shared and...
The oldest hotel in Chiang Khan has been creatively jazzed up with coloured wood and antique furnishings...
This old wooden shophouse hasn't been gussied up like those on the riverfront...
Combining some minimalist modern artistic styling with oodles of French-colonial class, this old-school ...
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