Wangcome Hotel Our Rates from 10 Jul 2008 to 6 Aug 2008:
Type of Room
Full Rate
Thu 10/7
Fri 11/7
Sat 12/7
Sun 13/7
Mon 14/7
Tue 15/7
Wed 16/7
Thu 17/7
Fri 18/7
Sat 19/7
Sun 20/7
Mon 21/7
Tue 22/7
Wed 23/7
Thu 24/7
Fri 25/7
Sat 26/7
Sun 27/7
Mon 28/7
Tue 29/7
Wed 30/7
Thu 31/7
Fri 1/8
Sat 2/8
Sun 3/8
Mon 4/8
Tue 5/8
Wed 6/8
: Hot Deals with limited availability
Reservations at this hotel are on request only
Rates are per room type per night
Rates will be charged in Thai Baht
All rates are inclusive of applicable taxes and service charges
Breakfast is not included unless specified
Extra bed, if available, is limited to 1 bed per room type only
Rates are not applicable to Thai domestic Market.
A child 2-12 years sharing room with parents will be charged (compulsory) at 140 Baht/day for Breakfast.
breakfast is inclusive
(Optional) Extra bed price is 650 THB per bed
breakfast is inclusive
(Optional) Extra bed price is 770 THB per bed
Wangcome Hotel Information
Hotel Information
Without doubt, this hotel is at the Center of the action.
Modest, decorated rooms with comfortable furnishings and views of down town Chiang Rai will be the ideal place to stay if you want easy access to all parts of the city and a exciting and enjoyable holiday.
The Wangcome Hotel faces Chiang Rais International Trade Center with its modern department store, and shops offering an exciting selection of silverware, tribal souvenirs. Lanna are two main markets with irresistable displays of tropical fruits and vegetables.
Much smaller and quieter than Chiang Mai, this provincial town close to the Golden Triangle (where the borders of Myanmar (Burma) Thailand and Laos meet) makes a good base for some of the more remote trekking areas. In the town, there's a smaller "night bazaar" similar to Chiang Mai and a few low key entertainment areas. Accommodation is fairly limited but comfortable with small guesthouses, bungalows and resorts.
breakfast is inclusive
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Hotel Information
Much smaller and quieter than Chiang Mai, this provincial town close to the Golden Triangle (where the borders of Myanmar (Burma) Thailand and Laos meet) makes a good base for some of the more remote trekking areas. In the town, there's a smaller "night bazaar" similar to Chiang Mai and a few low key entertainment areas. Accommodation is fairly limited but comfortable with small guesthouses, bungalows and resorts.