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Travelodge Nimman Chiang Mai review — If you’re looking for a quiet, clean budget hotel and don’t mind being a bit outside the action, Travelodge Nimman delivers solid value for money. I stayed here in December 2025 for this Travelodge Nimman Chiang Mai review and was genuinely impressed by how peaceful the property is, despite being near a beer garden. The trade-off? You’ll need a Grab or motorcycle taxi to reach Nimman’s cafes and shops.
The hotel is part of the international Travelodge chain, offering no-frills accommodation with modern finishes. It’s not going to win any awards for location, but if you prioritize a good night’s sleep and a sparkling clean bathroom over walkability, this is a smart pick in Chiang Mai.
The Room – Compact But Modern
The Standard Room at Travelodge Nimman Chiang Mai is honestly on the smaller side at 22m². You get what you pay for with a budget hotel. But what surprised me during this Travelodge Nimman Chiang Mai review was how modern and clean everything felt — the room has clearly been well-maintained.
The bed was comfortable enough for one night, and there’s a nice LCD screen TV where you can hook up YouTube directly — perfect for winding down. The room itself is simple but functional, with adequate storage and a small work desk.
💡 Pro Tip
Request a room in the main building during booking. The property has several buildings, and some require a golf buggy ride from reception. If you’re arriving late or with heavy luggage, this can be inconvenient.
The Bathroom – Surprisingly Huge
This is where my Travelodge Nimman Chiang Mai review takes a positive turn. The bathroom is massive — almost as big as the room itself. For a budget property, this is practically unheard of. It’s spotlessly clean with modern fixtures, a good rain shower, and plenty of space to move around.
If you’re the type who values bathroom space (and honestly, who doesn’t?), this is a major plus. Basic toiletries are provided, though you might want to bring your own if you’re particular about products.
Location – Quiet but Isolated
Let’s be honest: the “Nimman” in the name is a bit generous. The hotel is about 2.5km from the heart of Nimman Road, which means you’ll need transport to get anywhere interesting. This isn’t walking-distance territory.
The upside? It’s incredibly quiet. I was worried about noise from the nearby beer garden, but the rooms are well-insulated and I slept like a baby. If you have your own car or don’t mind using Grab (rides to Nimman cost about ฿50-60), the location isn’t a dealbreaker. But if you want to stumble back from Nimman’s bars on foot, look elsewhere.
🚗 Getting Around
Grab is your best friend here. The hotel offers free parking if you’re driving. Motorcycle taxis are available nearby and cost ฿40-50 to Nimman. The hotel also has a golf buggy to transport guests between buildings.
Facilities & Amenities
I didn’t have breakfast at the hotel, so I can’t comment on that. The staff were friendly and helpful, especially when explaining the multi-building layout. Check-in was smooth once I figured out which building I was in — there’s a different reception for each building, which can be confusing on arrival.
What Works
- Extremely quiet despite nearby entertainment
- Spotlessly clean and modern rooms
- Massive bathroom for the price
- Smart TV with YouTube connectivity
- Free parking — great if driving
- Friendly, helpful staff
- Solid value for money
Keep in Mind
- Room is small (22m²) — budget trade-off
- Not walking distance to Nimman (~2.5km)
- Far from major landmarks
- Multiple buildings = confusing check-in
- May need golf buggy to reach your room
- Not ideal if you want central location
The Verdict
As this Travelodge Nimman Chiang Mai review shows, it’s a solid budget option if you prioritize cleanliness, quiet, and value over location. The massive bathroom alone sets it apart from competitors in this price range. Just don’t expect to walk to Nimman’s cafes — you’ll need a Grab. Best for drivers, light sleepers, and travelers who don’t mind being slightly off the beaten path.
