Chiang Saen National Museum

I guess you get what you pay for. This hotel is not boutique by any means. It is out of the way down lots of back streets. Our room was up a set of stairs (2) without a lift but we did not know this until we got to the bottom of the stairs. The room was spacious enough, the wet room is great! Air conditioning is one unit plus a fan.The walls are very thin/ barely there in some cases and there was a group of boys there who made a lot of noise for the both nights we were there. The bed is very hard. We asked for a topper for the second night but it made little difference. The chain to secure the door overnight was not in the right place so we could not use it to secure the door. The staff upon arrival were friendly. We asked about a tour and the young lady gave us the wrong information even though I told her the correct information as it was written on the card. A lady who seemed to have a lot about her came and corrected her. The staff at breakfast are miserable. The second morning we waited to be seated but no one came, eventually we went to seat ourselves and were quickly approached for our room number. We sat down, there was only one place setting but no one came to bring any other so we took some from another table. We were not even asked if we wanted tea/ coffee which we had the previous day. Everything looked too much bother, especially if you asked a question. There is a river running behind the hotel where you can sit but the river is very muddy and not very pretty.