Lampang
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
General
Lampang has stacks of hotels, but the best are dotted along the riverside in the central part of town.
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R-Lampang
A great spot
Talad Kao Rd
T: (054) 225 278; F: (054) 225 278We were really impressed with this riverside ramshackle meets Thai trendy guesthouse just down the road from the far higher profile Riverside Guest House. R-Lampang has a bunch of rooms in a couple ... View details
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Pin Hotel
Professional setup
8 Suan Dok Rd
T: (054) 221 509; F: (054) 322 286Not to be confused with the Kim Hotel is the Pin Hotel, just around the corner on Suandok (Suandawk) Rd. The Pin boasts larger, cleaner, more modern rooms than the others in the area, and the prices ... View details
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Kim Hotel
Business hotel
168 Boonyawat Rd
T: (054) 217 721; F: (054) 226 929Just across the street from the Asia Lampang is the Kim Hotel. Don't let the faded facade discourage you, the hotel is much nicer on the inside than it looks from the street. Often full, this very ... View details
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The Riverside Guest House
Top choice in town
286 Taladkao Rd
T: (054) 227 005; F: (054) 322 342It's a winner-take-all environment here with The Riverside Guesthouse, and for good reason. The collection of old wooden buildings and the garden setting right on the river is exactly what the ... View details
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Tip Inn
Only if all else is full
143 Taladkao Rd
T: (054) 221 821;Tip Inn has an inviting-looking cafe downstairs, but the rooms, up a steep and dangerous set of stairs, are flavorless and drab. Pricing can be a little odd. We were shown one double room on that had ... View details
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Asia Lampang Hotel
Good mid-range choice
229 Boonyawat Rd
T: (054) 227 844-7; F: (054) 224 436If the Riverside is full, don't panic and grab just anything along Talad Kao Rd. Instead, walk two relatively short blocks up to Boonyaway Rd and check the Thai hotels in that area. Best of the lot ... View details
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Ban Sabai Dee
Ok for the area
216 Talad Kao Rd
At 216 Talad Kao is the Ban Sabai Dee, a slightly better option if you feel you have to stay in this area. The friendly folks who run this place have six rooms, two in the garden with air-con, TV, ... View details
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The Riverside Guest House

8 votes 286 Taladkao Rd
Lampang
T: (054) 227 005
F: (054) 322 342
R-Lampang

1 vote Talad Kao Rd
Lampang
T: (054) 225 278
F: (054) 225 278
Kim Hotel

1 vote 168 Boonyawat Rd
Lampang
T: (054) 217 721
F: (054) 226 929
Pin Hotel

1 vote 8 Suan Dok Rd
Lampang
T: (054) 221 509
F: (054) 322 286
Asia Lampang Hotel

1 votes 229 Boonyawat Rd
Lampang
T: (054) 227 844-7
F: (054) 224 436
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