I can't believe a hotel that cost over HKD 800 felt worse than a HKD 300 guesthouse nearby. Even though there was sunlight in the room, it was incredibly humid because the windows couldn't be opened. The sheets and duvet were extremely uncomfortable. The air conditioner blew directly at us, and you had to get out of bed and walk to the controller by the door to adjust it. Hotel parking requires you to park in the garage across the street, which is a nightmare during evening rush hour; you have to drive around 10-odd circles to reach the top floor.
The breakfast looked plentiful but was very mediocre; honestly, you'd be better off getting noodles outside. It's also worth noting that there was no clear price list for the snacks in the room, which led to a several-minute room check-out process, a very unpleasant experience.
This is the first time I've had so many complaints about a hotel, because the service and price are simply not proportionate. Many times, people travel to Chiang Mai to save money, and I believe this price point is among the highest in Southeast Asia, yet we didn't receive the facilities and services we should have. I believe the Eastin Hotel across the street and other nearby guesthouses would be much better choices.
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