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Region: Northern Thailand> Province: Nan> Location: Nan

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Best value for money
436-440 Sumonthewarat Rd
Nan Province
Tel: (054) 710 284
Fax: (054) 710 284

Description
The Nanfah Hotel is the best value in town for the money. The bathrooms may be a bit dingy, but the piping hot water swings it. Clean and comfortable, ask for a room near the rear to dodge traffic noise.

The hotel is in a charming old wooden building and the veranda on the first floor is a comfortable place to spend an afternoon waiting for the heat to pass.

Downstairs Nan Touring has an office and there is also a restaurant on site.

Recommended.

Dbl A/C private b'room
350 THB (low season) 350 THB (high season)
with TV


Added to Travelfish on: 24th November, 2003
Last visited or updated on: 8th March, 2004

Cafe closed - No rating given
By KevinCorr ( total comments: 35  More information please ) Stayed here 1/2007
Cafe was closed and the internet didn't work. I guess you can't complain about the worn out building for the price, but look at the pool next door!


Great Breakfast -
By TheWholeEarth ( total comments: 4  More information please ) Stayed here 1/2006
We stayed at the Nan Fah for two evenings during our recent visit to Nan. The hotel is sadly suffering from a lack of investment, so while the Devaraj next door goes from Strength to Strength, the Nan Fah seems to be slowly falling asleep.

Howerver, the Nan Fah has all the character and packs the best breakfast in town, Bacon, Eggs, Toast, Coffee, Fruit Juice. - They happly except walk in trade too, so where ever you stay, breakfast at the Nan Fah.

Oh and that claim in the Lonely Planet that there is a single Teak beam running right the way through the hotel... well it's not true, I spent a long time looking.

My advice is stay at the Nan Fah soon, I can't seen it being long before the Devaraj buys it out, closes it down, and puts up a new annex.



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