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( 0 5321 1982; Soi Plubpueng, Th Huay Kaew; r 590-790B; )
The neighbourhood has zero ambi-
ence but this multistorey hotel is excellent value: midrange standards at budget prices.
Rooms are large and new with all the mod cons.
It is at the end of a quiet soi just north of Kad Suan Kaew.
Spicythai Backpackers
HOSTEL
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( 08 3477 9467;
www.spicyhostels.com
; 14 Th Hutsadisawee; dm 250B; )
Recommended by
readers, this place offers single-sex dorms in a converted residence. It is north of the city
and has a garden with hammocks, and offers a free continental breakfast and a homey set-
ting.
Misoland Room & Tour
( 0 5389 4989; 9 Soi 7, Th Nimmanhaemin; d 150B, r 500B)
One of Nimman's few budget spots,
Misoland is really a Korean restaurant and travel agent with a side business in renting
dorms and private rooms. It's pretty basic but clean.
Long-term stays are also available.
GUESTHOUSE
$
Uniserv-International
Center Hostel
( 0 5394 2881; 239 Th Nimmanhaemin; r 690-790B; )
Can't get much closer to the university
than this campus hotel. Rooms are large and dated but some have views of the mountain.
There are no dorms despite the errant 's' in the name.
HOTEL
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International Hotel Chiangmai
( 0 5322 1819;
www.ymcachiangmai.org
; 11 Soi Sermsak, Th Hutsadisawee; r 500-700B; )
This
local YMCA branch has well-priced, if slightly worn, rooms. On the 6th floor and higher,
you get great mountain views.
To get here, turn onto Th Hutsadisawee from the corner of Th Huay Kaew and Th Mani
Nopharat and then take your first left.
HOTEL
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Dome
HOTEL
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