Mae Sot
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Mae Sot
The majority of Mae Sot's accommodation offerings can be found around the two parallel streets of Pasatwitee and Intharakiri.
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Pin Guesthouse
An out of town alternative
Highway 105, Mae Sot
T: (055) 534 651;On the main highway passing through town, just beside the SP Kitchen sits the Pin Guest House. It's a gorgeous wooden house containing 14 very well laid-out rooms, all with an abundance of teak ... View details
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Lusy Guest House
Pleasant appearance, odd staff
Soi Ruam Chai, Mae Sot
T: (081) 043 7692;Set down a quiet lane in a fairly modern building, Lusy's appearance is quite enchanting. Two floors of rooms are spread around a small courtyard, with small communal decking running in front of the ... View details
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Siam Hotel
Moderate rooms in central Mae Sot
185 Pasatwithee Rd, Mae Sot
T: (055) 531 176;The Siam Hotel is right beside Mae Sot's gem trading market so it's usually pretty busy with local traders and passing businessmen. One of the better hotels in town, the Siam has fan rooms with cold ... View details
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DK Hotel
Clean and spacious with a good location
298 Intharakiri Rd, Mae Sot
T: (055) 542 648;You cant miss the DK Hotel, and that's not a bad thing as it's one of Mae Sot's better budget hotels. The rooms are enormous for the price and all have TV. There are fan and air-con rooms, but it's ... View details
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No. 4 Guest House
A budget traveller's heaven
736 Intharakiri Rd, Mae Sot
T: (055) 544 976;Tucked away down a small lane at the western end of Mae Sot is No4 Guest House -- a very long-running institution among budget travellers. No4 has served as a cheap and cheerful base for the tightest ... View details
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Pornthep Hotel
Could do better
25 Sri Wiang Rd, Mae Sot
T: (055) 532 590;You can't help thinking that the Pornthep could do better. It's got arguably the best location in town, certainly if you're a businessman. There's literally hundreds of rooms and a fleet of staff yet ... View details
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Ban Thai Guest House
Popular with the long-termers
740 Intharakiri Rd, Mae Sot
T: (055) 531 590;Just fifty metres west down the road from No4 Guesthouse, Ban Thai is extremely popular with long-termers. One reason may be the pleasant communal area out front, with a bunch of tables and chairs in ... View details
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Bai Fern Guest House
Clean and cosy
660 Intharakiri Rd, Mae Sot
T: (055) 533 343;Bai Fern is perhaps better known for its decent restaurant than its rooms, but in fact the rooms are pretty decent also. They're of average size but are well tended have new linen and are popular ... View details
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Star Inn
Only if it's too cold to kip at the temple
Behind Tesco Lotus, Mae Sot
T: (055) 531 329;The Star Inn wins the award for the most atrocious excuse for a hotel in north-western Thailand. Very obviously a short time establishment, the management are surprisingly friendly and welcoming to ... View details
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No. 4 Guest House

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Mae Sot
T: (055) 534 651
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