Le Charcoa Hotel

Very nice boutique hotel in very quiet street less than 5 mins walk to wat phra singh and lots of cafes, shops and restaurants. Spotlessly clean, very peaceful, very friendly staff. Nice little swimming pool with a few sunbeds and umbrellas. Our room was very light and spacious with a small balcony. We would stay again

Probably wouldn't have breakfast here next time as you have to book a time slot and choose from a very limited menu the evening before. Lots of nice coffee shops within 5-10 mins walk offering good, cheaper breakfasts.

This charming little oasis has such kind staff, very clean and comfortable room & bed in a beautiful setting. I would classify it as a boutique hotel. The photos on their site are accurate. I loved that the moment you arrive, you felt a sense of calm. There's soothing music playing by the pool and attentive staff to look after your needs. There's a little variety store right across the street which is handy. We easily walked to many temples, shops and restaurants from this location.

We liked the room and the pool. Lovely designed hotel. Breakfast was also nicely done. And they helped us book a good day tour to see elephants and Doi Inthanon all in one for a decent price.

We accidentally dropped a glass when we tried to help clean up after our relaxing by pool and they charged us for that. And they charged us extra for some water downstairs. Bit pinneckety from the management.

Check in was seamless and efficient. Staff very pleasant and welcoming. Wifi is reliable. Housekeeping was responsive and happily took care of our every request. The restaurant workers were especially kind and efficient. Thank you for such good service!

The room was a little musty smelling and the windows has a small gap in them, but big enough for bugs to get in. We sprayed the area with bug spray just to be sure and had no real issues. The bed was a little too firm for our liking, but firm mattresses seem to be the norm in Thailand.

Beautiful hotel located in the old city of Chiang Mai. location meant that all sites in the old city are doable by foot for anyone with a decent level of fitness. You are just across the road from the biggest temple and near a few excellent restaurants and coffee shops - if you like fantastic coffee make sure you pop across the road to Thor-Phan!! Pool is lovely and clean with a swim up bar if you want it. The pool is shaded which is a nice relief from the sun but there are also places to soak up the sun if you want to top up your tan! We didn't have the breakfast as we saw there were lots of breakfast places in Chiang Mai and wanted to try a variety - but it looked nice from what we could see. The room was comfortable, a small balcony overlooking some greenery, and it was cleaned every day.

There is limited places for sitting and lounging around the pool, if you are planning on spending lots of time by the pool be aware you maybe competing for space. They charge you for the minibar but the prices weren't there as far as we could see - so just make sure you don't rack up a bill drinking bottled water and coke zero!

it was like a little sanctuary, the place was really quirky, the rooms were nice and the pool was fabulous

service was a bit random. there didn’t seem to be any staff at the pool bar or in the restaurant, you had to go to reception to get served. one day they ran out of beer. fortunately there’s a little beer shop across the road you could go to but inconvenient when you’re in the pool. they also never seemed to do food. I managed to get breakfast a few times but it was rather erratic. There wasn’t anywhere in the immediate vicinity to get food either, you had to walk 10 mins or so which again is inconvenient if you just want to laze around in the sunshine. Also they only sold Chang, no wine even in the restaurant

The hotel is centrally located in the old town. Close enough to walk to anywhere but far enough away from the hustle and bustle on market days to be quiet. The décor is mock Bavarian, whilst the rooms are themed to the Lord of the Rings saga...something I didn't quite understand, but it was a fun touch. The staff were wonderful and helpful (they looked after a suitcase of mine dropped off a day before check-in as I was travelling elsewhere for 1 day), and the hotel was exceptionally clean and tidy, in the common parts and the rooms. Upper floors have good views across the city too, either towards the temples or Doi Sutep. The pool was small but looked good (I didn't have time to use it), and the in-house restaurant looked cozy too (again, I didn't have time to visit). Scooter parking was available on-site and the hotel had a few bicycles for guests to use free of charge. Rooms are a good size, with efficient but not noisy AC. Bathrooms clean and well appointed, although quite small.

The bed was a little hard, but not uncomfortable.

The staff was supportive with getting a taxi to the airport and early breakfast (which we were not informed about it would be take away and not the same as on site, but the staff was helpful to get some more). The room/hotel is good value for money. We did not have time to use the pool, but that is a positive point as well. Hotel is located close to the weekend night market Street.

Not much except the unclear communication about take away breakfast and maybe lack of more windows/natural light, as a wall blocked the light of the window for a large part.

This little hotel is really nice and an interesting Hobbit theme. The pool is nice and decently shaded so you can escape the heat. The rooms are spacious and staff very friendly. It's in a nice quiet sanctuary and doesn't feel like it's right in the middle of the old city, but it is!

The beds are very firm. My first room AC didn't really work but the staff were very accommodating and moved me to a different room for the rest of my stay. There was also a rooster near the first room window which could get annoying.

The property itself is fantastic very clean, modern and comfortable. The location is ok it is reasonably close to everything but probably not walking distance to the main attraction for most people especially when it’s hot.

Some of the staff did come across as rude this could be the language barrier however. Most of the staff were amazing just one or two were a little abrupt and demanding. The bikes they offer for guests need to be replaced they are almost unusable.