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(people often stay longer than planned), only a few reservations are taken per day. There's
a yoga studio in front.
Joomemalee Guesthouse
( 08 5010 2540; Soi Srikhunmuang; s 200-300B, d 300-450B, q 800B; )
Filling two old
wooden houses, Joomemalee is less lovely but more homey than its neighbour the E-San,
and all rooms here have a private bathroom. The family runs the business to honour the
wishes of their parents that the house never be sold. Use of bikes is free.
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E-San Guesthouse
( 08 6242 1860; 538 Soi Srikhunmuang; r 250-450B; )
Just off the river in a small, beauti-
fully restored wooden house ringed by a long verandah, this is an atmospheric place to
stay. The cheapest rooms share bathrooms and there are also rooms in a new building.
Bikes are free.
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Ruan Thai Guesthouse
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( 0 4241 2519; Th Rimkhong; r 300-400B, f 1200B; )
Long popular due to its good
prices, convenient location, regular maintenance and friendly vibe. There's a mix of fan
and air-con rooms plus one wooden cottage and some flower-filled garden greenery.
Khiangkhong Guesthouse
( 0 4242 2870; Th Rimkhong; r 300-400B; )
You can catch a refreshing breeze and snag
some river views from the 3rd-floor terrace (and some of the rooms) at this family-run
concrete tower that falls between guesthouse and hotel.
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Sawasdee Guesthouse
( 0 4241 2502;
www.sawasdeeguesthouse.com
;
Th Meechai; s 180B, d 200-450B; )
If you could
judge a hotel by its cover, this charismatic guesthouse in an old Franco-Chinese shoph-
ouse would come up trumps. The tidy rooms (the fan options share bathrooms) mostly
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