Chiang Khong
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
General
The accommodation in Chaing Khong all runs along within a five minute walk of the river - nowhere is too far from somewhere else.
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Rimnam Guesthouse and Restaurant
Clean, comfortable with sweeping river views
166/1 moo 12
T: (053) 655 680;A spotlessly clean guesthouse right on the banks of the Mekong, the Rimnam Guesthouse has large rooms each with private bathroom with hot shower and western-style bucket flush toilet, two huge single ... View details
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Chiang Khong River View Hotel
Sweeping views of Laos and the Mekong
141 Moo 12, Chiang Khong
T: (053) 791 375;The Chiang Khong River View is right on the Mekong and has great views over to Laos. Every room has a table and two chairs out front so you can sit and appreciate the view even more. The very clean ... View details
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Baanrimtaling Home Stay
Small and very friendly
About 1.5km east of town
T: (053) 791 613;A small guesthouse run by an incredibly friendly woman who speaks great English, Baan Rim Ta Ling is right on the Mekong about 1.5km to the east of Chiang Khong -- to get there, cross the bridge and ... View details
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Rimkong Guesthouse and Restaurant
A great budget choice
167 M.12
T: (053) 791 105;A cheap little guest house situated opposite the RimKhong Restaurant.There are only 5 rooms, all are fan rooms with shared bathroom facilities. They are good value and the rooms are plenty large ... View details
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Ruanthai Sopaphan Resort
Beautiful teakwood hotel with lovely river views
Chiang Khong
T: (053) 791 023; F: (053) 791 446A hotel popular with tour groups, Ruanthai Sopaphan is one of the best choices in Chiang Khong. All rooms have Mekong views, though the ones on the higher floors get more light and are less stuffy. ... View details
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Bamboo Riverside Guesthouse
Family-run, with fantastic homemade bread
71/1 Moo 1, Chiang Khong
T: (053) 791 621;On the main road which runs through Chiang Khong, parallel to the Mekong River, the Bamboo Riverside is a favourite among budget travellers. And rightly so, while the restaurant and sitting area are ... View details
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Baan-Fai Guest House
Basic choice
108 Moo 8, CHiang Khong
T: (053) 791 394;Baan-Fai Guest House is located directly behind Thailue Textiles shop, run by the same people, so to check into a room approach the staff at the shop. The guest house is a Thai Style house that ... View details
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Ingkhong Hotel
Good clean option
141/1 Moo 12, Chiang Khong
T: (053) 791 659;This pleasant and newish hotel is located directly behind the Chiang Khong River View Hotel, so the view of the river is not as good, but you do still get a bit of a view. The rooms are very good, ... View details
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Chiang Khong Resort
Away from the rest, private and clean
T: (053) 791 182; F: (053) 655 640Chiang Khong Resort is one of the only hotels without a river view but is set back into the greenery on the outskirts of Chiang Khong. It's very quiet and private, with a garden area to relax in that ... View details
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Green Tree Guest House
Cheap choice
Chiang Khong
A basic guesthouse that is a little old and rundown, Green Tree Guesthouse is nevertheless very cheap! The rooms are on the upstairs floor of a family's house and there is also 3 small bamboo ... View details
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Chiang Khong Hotel
Cheap but old and tired
T: (053) 791 182; F: (053) 655 640Run by the same people who have the Chiang Khong Resort, the hotel of the same name is nowhere near the same standard and should only be used if all other hotels and guesthouses are full. Though ... View details
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Chiang Khong River View Hotel

1 vote 141 Moo 12
Chiang Khong
T: (053) 791 375
Baanrimtaling Home Stay

14 votes About 1.5km east of town
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T: (053) 791 613
Rimnam Guesthouse and Restaurant

1 votes 166/1 moo 12
Chiang Khong
T: (053) 655 680
Ruanthai Sopaphan Resort

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F: (053) 791 446
Rimkong Guesthouse and Restaurant

1 vote 167 M.12
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T: (053) 791 105
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