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Mercure Chiang Mai Hotel - Chiang Mai

Star rating ****
Rooms: 159
Location
Chiang Mai - Chiang Mai City
Overview
Luxuriously designed rooms, with mountain or city views. Centrally located in the city centre.

Check Availability & Rates
Check in:Tus 7 Jan 1010

Check out:Sun 10 Jan 1010

Rooms:2
Adults(13+):1
Children(2-12):0
Hotel Description

The Mercure Chiang Mai Hotel is within the Chotana City Walk area, where there is a host of restaurants and shops. The popular night bazaar is only a 10 minute stroll away. The Mercure Chiang Mai Hotel has rooms that are well furnished, with mountain or city views. This superior class hotel offer a large pool area which is ideal for relaxing after exploring the interesting City of Chiang Mai. Formerly known as the Novotel Chiang Mai Hotel.
Room Facilities

Standard facilities:
Air-Conditioning
Satellite TV
In-House Movies
Telephone
Broadband Internet
Minibar
Room Service
Non-Smoking Rooms Available
Standard Room:

Superior Rooms are 32 sqm with garden or city views. They are fitted with a queen size bed or 2 single beds. Bathrooms have a bathtub with an overhead shower.

Superior Room:

Superior Rooms are 32 sqm with garden or city views, and decorated to a higher than Standard Rooms. They are fitted with a queen size bed or 2 single beds. Bathrooms have a bathtub with an overhead shower.
Hotel Facilities

Air-Conditioned Rooms
Restaurants
Poolside Bar
Coffee Shop
Beauty Salon
Banquet & Conference Facilities
Business Centre
Wireless Internet
Laundry Service
Safety Deposit Boxes
Car Park
Leisure Facilities

Swimming Pool
Fitness Centre
Family Facilities

Babysitting Service

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