As part of a SEA trip with family we consciously chose some low key apartments off the usual tourist trail. The choice of two-bedroom suites at the time if booking seemed limited and only the Napat kept coming up. As this was the type of accommodation we were looking for and the overall good reviews, we decided to go for... More

We are a family with two toddlers traveling for a year and renting apartments along the way. We spent a month at the Grand Napat and left with mixed feelings. What we liked were the courteous staff, who like most Thai people, always had a smile for us and a willingness to help. Some of the front desk spoke only... More

We stayed for four nights. The rooms are really large, spacious, well furnished and quiet. We enjoy eating in local hawker stalls and there were plenty around here. Massages and food was cheaper here than in town but there were no Western eateries. If you need that, town is just a B100 to B150 ride away. Any tours you do... More

We stayed here in a 2 bedroom apartment for one week in August. It was very good and good value for money. The hotel is modern looking, about 7 stories high and set about a 5 min walk off one of the main roads out of the city. Some reviews seem to complain it is too remote but we went... More

I was disappointed by this hotel. First, it looks more like a pension that has been slightly upgraded. Second, even we had quite a pleasant day there (the pool is nice), the night was awful because of the quality of the equipment. A/C was very noisy and the noise was not constant. With a very noisy A/C starting again every... More

For the seasoned Chiang Mai traveller who is looking to be away from it all, the lcoation in a small soi is unbeatable...it is very quiet at night (read on please) and walking distance to Tesco, popular drinking JJ Market and there is a 7-11 just right outside the hotel For those with very limited time and who have not... More

Nice hotel but you need your own transport as it is out of the way and Tuk Tuk's/taxi's have to be called for you every time. Nothing within walking distance except small 7/11. Has a pool and small gym and nicely set out. The suites have limited kitchen ware. 2 Spoons, 2 forks, kettle, 2 cup and saucers and two... More

The building is relatively new, clean and well maintained. Despite being advertised as an apartment with a kitchenette, in-room cooking facilities are limited to a microwave and a couple of plates and dishes. The best features of the Grand Napat: - The good pool and fitness centre -The breakfast. Limited in choice but a good tasty selection. -Spacious and clean... More

Grand Napat is not located on main street; you have to walk for 200-300 metres to get "rod daeng" (= local taxi or red pick-up bus). Though the place is off major tourist spots, I didn't find it difficult to get around the city. To me, breakfast at the hotel was good. The selection was basic, yet met the standard... More