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Infos rapides
Arrivée à partir de : | 14:00 |
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Départ avant : | 12:00 |
Animaux de compagnie | Animaux de compagnie interdits |
Commodités
Wi-Fi
Parking
Climatisation
Navette aéroport
Piscine
Réception 24h/24
Siam Triangle Hotel : plus d'informations
Siam Triangle Hotel
Donnant sur le Mékong, l'hôtel Siam Triangle se situe à 7 km du Triangle d'or. Il possède un restaurant ainsi qu'une piscine extérieure.
Commentaires de 
Famille
Commentaire : 22 mai 2026
Date d'arrivée : mai 2026
Great Getaway
Great little area by the Golden Triangle. Clean rooms. Reasonable prices. Excellent service. The hotel is on the Mekong River. Breakfast is included. Close to the Opium Museum as well as Mai Sai, the border town shopping area on the Myanmar- Thailand border.
Couple
Commentaire : 24 févr. 2026
Date d'arrivée : févr. 2026
Big disappointment
Very expensive
Our room was dirty, cobwebs , bird poop on the balcony, dirty toilet, short big disappointment.
Horrible breakfast, everything is cold.
The hotel was empty.
The swimming pool is under construction, in short the most expensive and worst of our accommodation in 15 days in Thailand.
Ah if the view
Our room was dirty, cobwebs , bird poop on the balcony, dirty toilet, short big disappointment.
Horrible breakfast, everything is cold.
The hotel was empty.
The swimming pool is under construction, in short the most expensive and worst of our accommodation in 15 days in Thailand.
Ah if the view
Groupe
Commentaire : 22 janv. 2026
Date d'arrivée : janv. 2026
Hotels on the banks of the Mekong
Hotel directly on the Mekong.
Spacious rooms with a nice balcony to see Laos from the high side of the river and admire a great sunrise.
Dined in-house and not bad.
But they should improve the breakfast which is really basic.
However a great value for money.
Recommended
Spacious rooms with a nice balcony to see Laos from the high side of the river and admire a great sunrise.
Dined in-house and not bad.
But they should improve the breakfast which is really basic.
However a great value for money.
Recommended
Couple
Commentaire : 5 juil. 2026
Date d'arrivée : juil. 2026
Review of Siam Triangle Hotel
Excellent service, beautiful accommodation.
Couple
Commentaire : 27 janv. 2025
Date d'arrivée : janv. 2025
Such wasted potential.
A strange and soulless place but possibly the best available in the area. We stayed just one night on a private tour of northern Thailand and were pleased that it was just that. The hotel has a huge ground floor area with an atrium that has the bedrooms arranged looking down on the void and a small reception desk squeezed into one corner behind some incongruously parked pushbikes to rent. The receptionist was welcoming and spoke some English and a porter took our bags up to the room.
Our impressions of the room were positive, spacious and comfortable with storage facilities, a fridge and kettle. There was also an air purifier which indicated that the air quality can be questionable. We had booked a superior room with a view of the river from the balcony that was large enough to sit out on.
The bathroom arrangement was bizarre in the extreme. Glass door onto a bathtub and basin then a further glass door onto the toilet and shower. The water temperature and pressure were good but the curious arrangement meant that the toilet was sprayed from the shower and the floor remained wet for future visits to the toilet.
The hotel is situated in a really good location on the banks of the Mekong overlooking Laos but is located a long way from the town and the Golden Triangle view point. We decided to have a drink on the slab of concrete that passes for a terrace. So much more could be made of this setting. A lone waiter served cold drinks from a retail chiller; beer, water or soft drinks. A swim was out of the question as there were leaves in the pool and the water wasn’t clear.
As there was nothing within walking distance and we’d spent all day on the road we decided to eat in the hotel’s deserted dining room which was laid out like a school canteen. The limited menu was served until 8pm so hard luck for those checking in late. The food was actually quite good and the waiter was pleasant but it was not a place to linger.
On investigation, we discovered a sign suggesting that once there had been a bar but this area is now an untidy storage space.
We slept well once the noise of newly arrived groups, which carried up from the ground floor, had subsided but were awoken at 6.00, again by voices. We went for an early breakfast only to find that it was mediocre. Chemical tasting fruit drinks, a barely functioning coffee machine, no means of making tea and the jug on the hot plate was unpleasant Chinese tea. There were some hot Asian dishes but the western fare consisted of cooked ham or tinned hotdog sausages floating in water, sliced bread that could be lightly toasted in the catering sized toaster while the young man tasked with manning the egg station was sullen. It was altogether the least appealing breakfast offering throughout our travels in Thailand.
To add insult to injury, we were not allowed to check out before the housekeeping staff had checked that we hadn’t trashed the room or stolen the fittings.
In short, this seemed to be a halfhearted attempt at hospitality and the hotel would benefit from being taken over by a company with customer service expertise.
Our impressions of the room were positive, spacious and comfortable with storage facilities, a fridge and kettle. There was also an air purifier which indicated that the air quality can be questionable. We had booked a superior room with a view of the river from the balcony that was large enough to sit out on.
The bathroom arrangement was bizarre in the extreme. Glass door onto a bathtub and basin then a further glass door onto the toilet and shower. The water temperature and pressure were good but the curious arrangement meant that the toilet was sprayed from the shower and the floor remained wet for future visits to the toilet.
The hotel is situated in a really good location on the banks of the Mekong overlooking Laos but is located a long way from the town and the Golden Triangle view point. We decided to have a drink on the slab of concrete that passes for a terrace. So much more could be made of this setting. A lone waiter served cold drinks from a retail chiller; beer, water or soft drinks. A swim was out of the question as there were leaves in the pool and the water wasn’t clear.
As there was nothing within walking distance and we’d spent all day on the road we decided to eat in the hotel’s deserted dining room which was laid out like a school canteen. The limited menu was served until 8pm so hard luck for those checking in late. The food was actually quite good and the waiter was pleasant but it was not a place to linger.
On investigation, we discovered a sign suggesting that once there had been a bar but this area is now an untidy storage space.
We slept well once the noise of newly arrived groups, which carried up from the ground floor, had subsided but were awoken at 6.00, again by voices. We went for an early breakfast only to find that it was mediocre. Chemical tasting fruit drinks, a barely functioning coffee machine, no means of making tea and the jug on the hot plate was unpleasant Chinese tea. There were some hot Asian dishes but the western fare consisted of cooked ham or tinned hotdog sausages floating in water, sliced bread that could be lightly toasted in the catering sized toaster while the young man tasked with manning the egg station was sullen. It was altogether the least appealing breakfast offering throughout our travels in Thailand.
To add insult to injury, we were not allowed to check out before the housekeeping staff had checked that we hadn’t trashed the room or stolen the fittings.
In short, this seemed to be a halfhearted attempt at hospitality and the hotel would benefit from being taken over by a company with customer service expertise.
Très bon emplacement
267 Moo 9 Tambon Wieng, Chiang Rai, 57150, Thaïlande|57,94 km du centre-ville
Arrivée et départ
Arrivée à partir de :
14:00
Départ avant :
12:00
Bon à savoir
Animaux de compagnie interdits
Il est interdit d'apporter du durian à l'hôtel.
Des lits supplémentaires sont disponibles moyennant des frais additionnels, selon la taille de la chambre.
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