Tak
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Tak
As Tak caters predominantly to travelling salesmen and local business people there's no guesthouses to speak of. However there's a handful of decent hotels and the prices on offer are pretty fair -- just don't expect the Hilton or the Marriott.
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Viang Tak Riverside
Riverviews and classy rooms
236 Chompol Rd, Tak
T: (055) 512 507; F: (055) 512 168Also known as the Viang Tak 2, this is one of the swankier options in Tak, with enormous comfortable rooms. The highly recommended deluxe rooms have 2 double beds, TV, air-con, fridge, hot water, and ... View details
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Kaoloy Golden Park Hotel
The businessman's choice
Tessaban 3, Off of Phahol Yothin Rd, Tak
T: (055) 517 461; F: (055) 515 915Set back just off the main through-road in Tak, besides a huge lake and beautifully manicured gardens is this 'travel-lodge-esque' hotel. The rooms are new, comfortable, and with all modern ... View details
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Suansin Garden
top retreat in the back streets
1km from Tak centre
T: (055) 511 864; F: (055) 511 102Located about 1km out of Tak's centre, Suansin Garden is best reached by tuk tuk from the bus station. Once at the hotel the staff will help you with maps and transportation into the centre; ideally ... View details
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Sanguanthai Tak
Another option in town
Taksin Rd, Tak
T: (055) 511 153;This place is perhaps a step up from the Mae Ping, but don't expect silk sheets! It's cleaner and slightly more visually acceptable, and has a decent location. The rooms are stereotypical cement box ... View details
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Mae Ping Hotel
Grotty but cheap
Mahadthai Bumrung Rd, Tak
T: (055) 511 807;The Mae Ping is probably the worst place in town, but that doesn't mean it's terrible. Located in the centre of Tak it's identifiable by a wooden shed reception area tucked back off the street, with ... View details
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Viang Tak Riverside

1 vote 236 Chompol Rd
Tak
T: (055) 512 507
F: (055) 512 168
Suansin Garden

1 votes 1km from Tak centre
Tak
T: (055) 511 864
F: (055) 511 102
Kaoloy Golden Park Hotel

1 vote Tessaban 3
Tak
T: (055) 517 461
F: (055) 515 915
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1 vote Taksin Rd
Tak
T: (055) 511 153
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T: (055) 511 807
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