Mae Sariang
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Mae Sariang
Mae Sariang is a small place and all the places to stay are within walking distance of one another. The best appointed places overlook the river, but they don't often make the best of their location.
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River House Hotel
Teak rooms by the river
77 Langpanich Rd, Mae Sariang
T: (053) 621 201; F: (053) 621 202Confusing names for these two locations, (which are only 100m apart), with the small, wooden, lodge type accommodation being named hotel and the large concrete block location referred to as the ... View details
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North West Guesthouse
Good option for a tight budget
81 Langpanich Rd, Mae Sariang
T: (053) 681 956;This guesthouse has very cheap rooms that are basic but not grungy. Small clean rooms have clean white sheets, windows, a fan, and share bathrooms that are decent and clean, with a hot shower. There ... View details
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Salawin Guesthouse
Small but immaculate rooms in a homestay house
Langpanich Rd, Mae Sariang
More of a homestay than a guesthouse, this centrally located, relatively cheap spot is run by a friendly and welcoming elderly couple who really take you in, and although the rooms are not huge there ... View details
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River House Resort
The only top-end place in town
6/1 Moo 2, Mae Sariang
T: 053 683 066; F: 053 683 067As the only upper echelon accommodation in Mae Sariang, the newly built Riverside Resort has sole share of Mae Sariang's exclusive market. Set in a huge peach-coloured cement building, the rooms are ... View details
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Roadside Guesthouse
Efficiently run backpacker joint
Mae Sariang
T: (053) 682 713;This place is run by Mr Aekkasan, formerly of See View Guesthouse. He has an infectious love of tourism and in particular this area, so if you're looking to gain some information about Mae Sariang, ... View details
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River Side Guest House and Resort
Fails to live up to reputation
85 Langpanich Rd, Mae Sariang
T: (053) 681 188; F: (053) 681 353This is a longstanding guesthouse; (and it unfortunately looks that way as well), ramshackle and sprawling spring to mind with corridors, balconies and stairs all over the place but it's currently ... View details
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Mae Sariang
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Mae Sariang
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