This wooden guesthouse, similar in design to a traditionalhouse is situated within walking distance of the town's major sights in a quiet lane off a main road. Very chilled place to stay with double rooms (aircon, tv, private bathroom) for only 350 baht. Other rooms are even cheaper, such as a fan room with shared bathroom for only 200 baht. Nice to hang out on the hammock on the roof terrace, in the spacious reception area or the cafe just across the lane, which serves pancakes, sandwiches, pad thai, breakfasts, coffees and smoothilicious smoothies.
You can hire motorbikes (200-250 per day) and bicycles, and there is a wonderful information folder to look through and an events noticeboard,so you don't miss out on any local events on. The only downside is the complete lack of English spoken by the lady who seems to be at reception most of the time. However, the ladies in the cafe are really helpful and can speak reasonable English.
Overall, I would highly recommend this place.

Nice neighborhood, clean, all-the conveniences including wifi, good location and charming building. I like the hammock and view from the top floor. Nice place to chill. They offer rooms for several budgets as well starting as low as 200 baht. I imagine it is pretty full during the high times so I would reserve a place if I was coming back in the cool season. This time I came during the rainy season and it was very, very quiet.

Set in a residential area off the main street yet close to the attractions and charm of Nan. The lady at the time of checking in although didn't speak english was very friendly and accommodating. But there are staff that also run the guesthouse who do speak good english are also very charming and helpful. Nice sized, clean and comfortable rooms with fan and aircon (if needed) with ensuite bathrooms or shared bathrooms depending on your budget. You couldn't rent bikes but you can from the tourist information centre just around the corner. There's a small little cafe just opposite which is run by the guesthouse called Cafe Zaven, which do fabulous coffee and amazing cookies. They also do breakfast but I can't comment. Usar (probably not spelt correctly) the lady at Hot Bread is a fabulous source of information if needed too.