Nan
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
General
For a town of its size, Nan has some excellent value guesthouses along with some good mid-range hotels.
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Phai Lueng Guesthouse
Good, friendly spot
Mahaphrom Rd
T: (081) 594 2062;This cute guesthouse, nestled at the mouth of the soi that leads to Nan Guesthouse and just a short walk from the bus station, was a bit of a find. All rooms are in a large, two-storey wooden house ... View details
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Nan Guest House
A popular clean spot
57/15 Mahaprom Rd
T: (081) 288 8484;The very long-running Nan Guesthouse is arguably the best guesthouse in town and those travelling on a budget should look no further. Rooms are smartly decorated and exceptionally clean, with both ... View details
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Pukha Nanfa Hotel
Good midrange digs
369 Sumondevarj Rd
T: (054) 771 111;The Nanfa used to be the flashpacker hotel in Nan but it has most definitely moved upmarket with smart, wood-finished rooms in a multi-storey building close to the centre of town. Staff are helpful ... View details
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Amazing Guest House
Not all that amazing
25/7 Ratamnuay Rd
T: (054) 710 893;Well to the north of town next door to De Darios, Amazing Guest House is a homely place with good, clean rooms. The location isn't so hot, and is really only convenient only if you plan on eating at ... View details
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S.P. Guest House
A new and reasonable choice
233 Sumonthewarat Rd
T: (054) 774 897;This reasonably new guesthouse has massive, spotlessly clean rooms in a two-storey building set off the main road behind a shopfront. All the rooms have private bathroom and hot water. Discounts ... View details
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Suk Kasem Hotel
Typical Thai-Chinese hotel
119-121 Anantaworarittidet Rd
T: (054) 710 141; F: (054) 771 581A reasonable Thai-Chniese hotel very conveniently placed near the small night market. All rooms have private ... View details
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Pukha Nanfa Hotel

1 vote 369 Sumondevarj Rd
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T: (081) 288 8484
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T: (081) 594 2062
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