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( 0 5340 5400;
www.thedomechiangmai.com
; 1 Soi Plubpueng, Th Huay Kaew; r 800-1200B; )
A sleeper
hit, the Dome has basic but modern rooms with lots of natural light, generous floor plans
and views of the mountain on the 8th floor and higher.
Weekly and monthly rates are available, making it a popular long-term residence.
Baan Say-La
( 08 5618 1110;
www.baansaylaguesthouse.com
; Soi 5, Th Nimmanhaemin; r 600-900B; )
This
bohemian-chic guesthouse has basic but stylish rooms with shared bathrooms, four-poster
beds and rattan furnishing. It isn't the best bargain but Th Nimman doesn't do budget
well.
GUESTHOUSE
$$
Nimman Boutique Resort
( 0 5322 2638;
www.nimmanresort.com
;
29 Soi 17, Th Nimmanhaemin; r from 1200B; )
This well-
priced hotel does smart and efficient rooms in the otherwise overpriced Nimman neigh-
bourhood. Standards are modern if a bit small. Paths wind through a small garden and
there are many stylish restaurants and bars nearby.
HOTEL
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Pann Malee Home
( 0 5328 9147; off Soi 17, Th Nimmanhaemin; r 1000-1600B; )
This converted townhouse feels like
you're sleeping over at an arty friend's house. The rooms are eclectically furnished, re-
flecting the personalities of the owner's family members.
GUESTHOUSE
$$
Yesterday Hotel
( 0 5321 3809;
www.yesterday.co.th
;
24 Th Nimmanhaemin; r from 2000B; )
Yesterday does a quick
trip backwards to the near past. The common spaces of the converted apartment building
are decorated with vintage prints, old phonographs and the soon-to-be-extinct tube televi-
sions. Rooms are plush, bathroom fittings impressive, and superior rooms come with bal-
cony but no view; deluxe rooms are a better deal.
BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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