Grand Living Residence

If you don’t need things to make sense, the family suite is an amazing value. Two large rooms, three balconies overlooking beautiful trees, street market, mountains beyond, two bathrooms, two TVs, etc. Close access to student night market and Doi Suthep trails and temples. And then there are the confusing parts: in four days, saw only one other resident (huge building felt empty); fire escape stairs end on 2nd floor—-have to cross over to main stairs to get all the way down; main stairs have a shelf on the right that is really easy to bonk your head on when ascending; 3 amazing balconies and zero outdoor furniture; 2 huge wardrobes and zero hangers; staff are in a different building, and ours we enter through parking garage. Whole thing felt like it was either not finished yet or post apocalyptic. The four of us do well with ambiguity so we saw the weirdness as an added perk. Except the head bonks on the stairs 😉

the quality of food id really good for the price, although the restaurant itself is small a bit. they are punctual. they open the restaurant sharp at 11:30. if you are going there with friends or family, you'd better make a reservation beforehand, otherwise if the table is full you 'll have to sit in the open area with no air conditioner.

this place was hidden in small street , on the road to doi Suthep and it's was really big and clean , in walking distance to main road , surrounding with local food and of course it's cheap. i will go back again for sure