Reviews of DusitD2 Chiang Mai

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Summary of 2 reviews :	10.0
Room :
	10.0
Facilities :
	10.0
Service :
	10.0
Location :
	10.0

dusitD2 chiang mai

100 Chang Klan Road, Tambol Chang Klan,
Amphur Muang, Chiangmai 50100

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Location:City, Chang Klan Road
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.The Dusit D2 hotel & Resort Chiang Mai is within walking distance of the buzzing Night Bazaar, 5 km from the train station and just 7 km from the bus station and Chiang Mai International Airport. Numerous restaurants and bars are only a short stroll, and the hotel also provides easy access to the Tapae Gateway, home of the ancient temples (Italics). Simple, stylish and comfortable Dusit D2. 131 accommodations have sleek urban interiors, mix rather than match traditional motifs with modern amenities appealing to aesthetic sensibility. The design embraces a complex appreciation of natural color, Asian texture, oriental detail and practicality. Located just off Dusit D2; delightfully different, dynamic and stylish hotel is located just off the famous Chang Klan road in the heart of downtown Chiangmai, only walking distance to night bazaar with restaurants and entertainment at its doorstep.


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Travel reviews for dusitD2 chiang mai

Date of stay: Aug 13, 2011

Accommodation and facilities:
we spent 3 days in this hotel. this is 5 delux hotel , highly qoulity and great service and above all great location , exactly on the night bazar and close to all attractions in Chiang mai- Highly recomended ! Guy

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Date: Aug 29, 2011
written by: Mr. Guy Yair

Date of stay: Jan 31, 2009

Accommodation and facilities:
Good hotel, not luxurious, with all the basics.room ok, but quit simple. service very ok. Massage was rather expensive, but good.

Reservation service:
booking through internet was too complicated-i received 3 confirmations from a travel agent in Bangkok, confusing. I wanted direct with the hotel

Date: Feb 06, 2009
written by: Anthony Dockheer