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( 08 0741 8055; 277 Th Chai Khong; r 300-800B; )
This diverse riverside spot has rooms
with fan and air-conditioning, shared and private bathrooms, and a mix of old and new
construction. Some rooms have river views, the terrace is very inviting, and the owners
friendly.
Chiang Khan Guesthouse
GUESTHOUSE
$
( 0 4282 1691;
www.thailandunplugged.com
;
282 Th Chai Khong; s/d/tr/f 300/400/600/1000B; )
This
traditional-style place is all creaking timber and tin roofing, and the terrace sits really
close to the river. Owner Pim will make you feel at home. Must love cats and dogs.
Torng Sai Homestay
GUESTHOUSE
$
( 08 6227 2667; 129/3 Soi 6; s/d/tr 200/300/450B; )
This old wooden shophouse hasn't been
gussied up like those on the riverfront. You get just a mattress on the floor, a fan and a
warm welcome. If the owners aren't around, they're probably at the temple: just call and
they'll rush over.
Norn-Nab-Dao
( 08 6792 0215; Th Chai Khong; r incl breakfast 800-1000B; )
A brand new place without
any history, but a bit of charm nonetheless. The cutely painted rooms lie around a central
terrace.
HOTEL
$$
Huean Yai Bab Pa
( 0 4282 1705; 340 Th Chai Khong; r incl breakfast 1500-1800B; )
The friendly owners of
this seven-room spot have combined historic touches with modern stylings, and the results
are impressive. All rooms have private bathrooms. The river views cost extra.
HOTEL
$$$
Chiang Khan Hill Resort
( 0 4282 1285;
www.chiangkhanhill.com
; r 900-3800B; )
The best views of Kaeng Khut
Khu are from the town's original resort, which overlooks the rapids east of town. Rooms
are nice for the price and the restaurant is quite good.
HOTEL
$$$
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