Staying in the first room on the 7th floor, there was very limited access to the WIFI and had to step into the corridor for signal. Apparently, after several complaints, I was advise to go down to the lobby...5 5 5.

Stayed here for just one night with young children in two interconnecting rooms. Rooms are large and hotel is well located, just a few hundred metres away from the border crossing to Burma. Floors were very slippery. Kids thought this to be a marvellous thing and spent ages sliding around, but for the unwary this could result in a fall.... More

We stayed here as a family in two interconnecting rooms. Hotel is a haven in Mae Sai. We were in one of the end rooms overlooking the main street so always something to look at. Think the rooms further away from the street would have a view just of the adjacent building not far away. Watched the amazing scene of... More

Hotel options are very limited in Mae Sai--especially if you don't have your own vehicle. (And if you don't speak Thai (or Shan or Burmese) your mobility is very limited in this town.) For foreign travelers without a car to spend a night in Mae Sai, Piyaporn Place Hotel is probably the best option. It is easy to locate; everyone... More

When I checked in with a group of 15 - I was given a connecting room of the 4th floor. Room was ok for the price and a/c and water were fine. Bed comfortable. Some of the fixtures were loose/broken but not important. When I returned from a trek with friends at 01:30am was not pleased to have 3 rooms... More

Charged us 800 baht including breakfast as a walk-in. The good sized rooms were pretty nice, bed was reasonably soft, good shower with bathtub. Reasonably clean. No wi-fi in the rooms but has internet in the lobby. Not much English TV. Breakfast was just so-so. Service is good. Don't get a room next to the lifts, the ding dong chime... More