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"It's a great choice for us. This area comes alive as evening sets in. Many choices to chose from to eat. Just enjoyed walking around in the evenings and seeing people enjoying themselves. The hotel staff are great friendly and helpful. The room is very good. "

"Grea"

"Staff are extremely helpful n friendly. Thanks"

"The front desk was helpful in accommodating my needs in changing the room when it was not to my satisfaction, I'll be back to stay again"

"Very good"

"A very pleasant and relaxing stay"

"Super friendly service. Nice gym and pool."

"My favorite among all stays I have been to Chiang Mai. Very spacious room. Lovely staffs. Great location. Always my 1st choice every time. "

"I stayed in 2 other hotels in Chiang Mai before Cmor and those were nice especially the S17 but this hotel takes the cake. First the staff members are excellent. I don't speak Thai but there were a lot of people working who spoke English. They are friendly, they greet me coming and going and had no issue with my goofiness. Shout out to the dining room captain Pea, great person. I spoke to her and she gave me some Thai lessons and just listened to me. I stayed in a junior suite(2 double beds) by myself next to the pool. During the day time you can hear people in the pool which is fine for me, I'm awake usually around that time or out of my room. The tv did have some a dead pixel line on the right side and some decoloration but majority of the time I was on my laptop or phone. It has multiple stations of different nationalities. The room comes with AC nothing outdated or spaceage. I didn't use it as much, because I wanted my body to adjust to the temperature in Thailand. The bathroom does need a little more lighting around the mirror area, maybe a small light bar can be placed above it for cheap. The toilet comes with a bumblaster, there's a standing shower next to it and on the other side of the bathroom is a nice bathtub. There are blinds in the bathroom to let in some light but again a light bar would really help. There's no outlets in the bathroom, seems to be consistent in Thailand. There's a decent bed, folding couch, small table, 2 chairs."