Tim Guesthouse
Very friendly and laid back
What we say: 
Tim Guesthouse has been through a few owners over the years, and the latest is Wimonrat, a young Thai woman who speaks good English and will happily give loads of advice on the area. Out the back of the guesthouse she has kept all the excellent information on the Sri Chiang Mai area accummated by the old owners and managers, so if you've got the time, Wimonrat will be able to point you in the right direction of stacks of things to do. The rooms are clean basic fare - don't expect the Ritz and you won't be disappointed. Across the road right on the boardwalk, they've set up tables, chairs and umbrellas - very comfortable in the late afternoon.
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553 Moo 2 Khong River Rd, Sri Chiang Mai. T: (042) 451 072 F: (042) 451 072Email them at: blackjack132@hotmail.com
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sgl fan share b'room | 100 THB | 100 THB | |
| Dbl fan share b'room | 120 THB | 120 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 14th April, 2005
Last visited or updated on: 14th April, 2005
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Read Tim Guesthouse reviews
Rated 3 out of 5
Based on 2 ratings and 2 reviews
Damaged by Flood and Closed
Stopped for the night in SCM in December and found that Tim's had been damaged by floodwaters, and abandoned by the relatively new owner, perhaps temporarily, perhaps permanently. Nobody was really sure. Whether or not it was to reopen was not clear, but it did need a lot of work and wasn't going to be opening anytime soon. The rating numbers associated with this post are irrelevant.
Tim Guesthouse reviewed by Tilapia (Total reviews: 15) on
Hard beds but friendly people
The owners, Wimonrat and her mother are really helpful and friendly. Her mother even took me on the back of her scooter around the town when she had an errand to do. The rooms are basic and clean. But I didn't sleep so well as the mattress was very thin and the bed so hard and the pillow was very fat.
Tim Guesthouse reviewed by pythagnz (Total reviews: 12) on