Chiang Mai Plaza

... half expecting that Chiang-Mai will be pretty empty of tourists, so are pleased to see a few around the streets. Our hotel ("Chiang-Mai Plaza") seems good for the money we paid for it, though we can see lots of guesthouses for 1-2 hundred baht per night, ...

The Chiang Mai Plaza is perfectly located for access to the Night Bazaar, a laundry , restaurants and a seven eleven across the road. Seven /Elevens for those not in the  know are a world wide chain of small supermarkets a bit like a Spar. They are ...

... palace, but it served its purpose. Spent a day wandering and orientating, and the next day packed to head to the Chiang Mai Plaza (much more in keeping with our luxurious lifestyles in Hinchley Wood!!). This was the start of our Hill Tribe 4 day ...

... ;           We arrived 2 hours , we were in no rush as we were not sure when we would be able to check into our hotel.  A large red Tuk- tuk type vehicle took us to The Chiang Mai Plaza. ...

arrived.. greeted by Khampan. Stay in Chiang Mai ...

... in the evening, we tried to withdraw some cash only to find out that the card had been blocked! DOH! Made it to the Chiang Mai Plaza (check us out!!!!) which was very plush. An unlucky porter had to carry our bags up to the 9th floor, which had ...

... Victor bought some fabrics and the two remaining good purses.  I worry about Ploy and all other talented graduates of Chiang Mai university. They start well and quickly give in to commercial demands, knocking up pictures and objects similar to those ...

... my case!!! I explained that I didn't want to let Bill see me upset and he organized his driver to take us t Chiang Mai hospital for medicines needed and shopping as we have boys clothes size 9, one Sherrin Football and a soccer ball and a ...

... plenty of those in Chiang Mai), but also a clean place with a good vibe. It was then we stumbled upon the Plaza Inn. Ah, again, Chiang Mai delivered. For 150 Baht a night per person, we had a simple but chic looking place for an incredibly reasonable ...

... overnight train to Bangkok. We picked up our laundry, treated ourselves to a massage and wandered to streets for a final time, there in Chiang Mai. We eventually returned home as 'Captain Awesome', 'Mo' and 'Chuck' were wating to say a final goodbye. 'We ...

... like I have a wad of padding stashed in my backpack that I can whip out?! So we took the overnight bus from Bangkok to Chiang Mai which would have been alright if the aircon wasn't stuck on max - it was freezing! The seats were big and reclined almost ...

... then hit the truck to head back to The 'Plaza Inn' where our newly formed friendships would make their way to the Reggae bars of Chiang Mai that very night... Total Spendings for the 3 Days of the Trek: Day 1: 1800 Baht for the entire Trek, not including ...

... good, clean and safe. This is a no nonsense hotel which is something I liked more about this hotel. Pantip IT Mall, Chiang Mai At 1030, after a short rest, I walked to my meeting place with the prospect at the Mall which was just ...

... myself to pay $15 for Tatler or $7 for Grazia.  Bookazine Address: 100/1 Chang Khlan Road, Ground floor, Chiang Inn Plaza, Chiang Mai, 50100 Phone: +66 53 28 1370 Fax: +66 53 28 1348 Neighbourhood: Night Bazaar There is a ...

Experience Chiang Mai and its cultures Itinerary   4 days   Chiang Mai   *********************************************************************** Day1       Destination       ...

... We rented them for equivilant of about 1 pound for the entire day, bargain!  I had found this place on the map called 'Chiang Mai Breakfast World' (sounds cool right?!) so we decided we would head there 1st.  Soooooo glad we did, we ended up ...

... .  After a tiring walk up the 309 stairs you are greeted by a very beautiful temple.  Not to mention the view of Chiang Mai was spectacular!  Since we were up in the mountains we could see everything.  We even saw a plane take off ...