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Home » Reader question » Is there a form of B&B in Thailand?
Is there a form of B&B in Thailand?
Dear readers,
At the end of this year I want to go to Thailand – Isaan and Chiang Rai/Chiang Mai for a few months. Is there a form of B&B in Thailand? And if so, where can I find addresses? Or is homestay something like B&B.
Many thanks for responses.
Regards,
antoon
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http://www.homestaychiangrai.com/ in chiang rai dutch toonie and path
absolutely a must
Dear Anthony,
If you search with the English term of your abbreviation, Ie. Bed and breakfast including the desired place name you come across all sorts of things. Many at Airbnb, but also for example Agoda. Homestay is also possible, but guesthouse is used more. Because you want to stay a little longer, the advice is usually to book short-term first and look on site.
Success.
Hi Anton
Sure. We have a Belgian B&B in Hua Hin.
Have a look at our website http://www.villabaanmalinee.com and steer
send us a message to obtain an interesting rate for your unforgettable
stay in our Balinese villa with 4 beautiful rooms.
Greetings and see you soon. Marleen
I don't know if you can download apps, but there is such a thing as Airbnb. Useful.
Have a look at track bua, chiang rai, simple hotel with breakfast options, have been coming there myself for years, ideal for me with few wishes (like TV, which is not there)
Thank you all very much, please continue with this.
http://Www.bungalow-fishingresort.com
Information can be read on the site in Thai and Dutch
Not much Dutch to be seen.
There are also alternatives.
localpillow.com A site for booking rural homestay in Thailand
http://www.warmshowers.org/ Welcome to our community of bike tourists. This is a hospitality site for touring cyclists.
http://www.couchsurfing.org/ Is a worldwide network for making connections between travelers.
craigslist.org Jobs, housing, goods, services, romance, local activities, advice – just about anything really.
We have been running a boutique home-stay just outside Chiang Rai city for years. A nice middle ground between a guesthouse and a hotel. You can take a look at http://www.bambuhboutique.com