Bed Chiangmai Gate Hotel

Newly opened rooms, very nice breakfast. There are many menus available. We like the glutinous rice pudding really try to walk to see the swimming pool in the middle of the big bed, soft, comfortable bed, big screen TV and very clear water flowing like the switch to turn on the lights. But the refrigerator is not very cool. Nice staff smile everyone. Greetings from the Czech Republic. Near Wua Lai Walking Street We recommend that everyone try to stay for a while and then be attracted to us.

Old Town Central. A nice nightly food market 2-3 blocks away and hella close to just about everything around Chiang Mai. Saturday night market (killer!!) is right around the corner. Nothing within an hours distance that your feet’s, a rickshaw Grab App or motor bike rental can’t easily get you to. Room was spacious, modern and clean. Sliders between the hall to toilet and again to shower. Door from shower to your bed. Comfy bed and deck couch if you’ve got the time to just chillax in your room (who does?). Great (looking) pool. I was there for 4 nights only so I was constantly on the go. I brushed my teeth with the tap water (0 issues), there was always cold bottled water and some sodas in the room fridge. Staff were wonderful, always welcoming you or saying goodbye with ginormous smiles on their faces. Had a letter promptly handed to me on my arrival and the one minor maintenance issue I had was promptly resolved. I hung out most evening for an hour or two with a group at the closest hostel. Never saw the rooms but I’m sure for $20-ish bucks a night they were pretty decent. Spend the $60 bucks or so a night and stay in a US 3+ star place and wake up well rested each morning to a very tasty and well proportioned free breakfast. 24 hour coffee machine with refrigerator sliders full of H2O, soda, juice, etc. there was a auto water machine too for filling your own Nalgene or backpack bladder (like I did every morning). 100% recommended stay from me. Tell them hi 4 me.

🌟 A Tranquil Gem in the Heart of Chiang Mai 🌟 From the moment we arrived at Bed Gate Chiang Mai, we were greeted by the warmest staff who consistently checked in to ensure our stay was nothing short of perfect. Their hospitality truly elevated our experience and made us feel right at home. The hotel’s location is unbeatable—just a stone’s throw from the Old Town, with endless shopping and dining options within walking distance. Yet, nestled in a quiet corner, it offered a peaceful retreat from the city buzz. The adults-only vibe added an extra layer of serenity we really appreciated. 🍳 Breakfast each morning was delicious and beautifully presented, a delightful start to the day. The self-serve water and coffee station available at all times was a thoughtful touch that didn’t go unnoticed. 🛍️ We also loved how close we were to the Saturday and Sunday night markets—vibrant, energetic, and budget-friendly. Chiang Mai is filled with kind-hearted, friendly locals, and every interaction reminded us why this city is so special. Highly recommend Bed Gate for anyone seeking comfort, convenience, and authentic Thai hospitality.

Great location, just a few meters off a nightly food market and 15-20min walk to multiple bar areas and the main night bazar. Room was comfortable and clean, but no shelves/place to put away suitcases and clothes outside a handful of hangers which was annoying. Staff is amazingly attentive, friendly and professional. Probably the best service we got in our two weeks in Thailand. Breakfast options are very varied and tasty, again probably the best breakfast offering we’ve had. Did not use the pool (nor seen anyone use it). It is located “in” the building, just next to the lobby/breakfast area so did not necessarily scream relaxation spot but still a nice design feature. Only downside was that our room was on the front of the hotel (street side), and although there isn’t much traffic, the bin collection lorries drove through the street every morning to collect rubbish, and were very noisy.. so we got woken up at various times because of them - once at 8am which was sort of acceptable but the second night it was still dark and felt like 4-5am.