Bedgasm Hotel X Cafe Nimman

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365days medjourney

3/5Google· Edited a year ago

Friendly receptionist but not available 24 hours. The private room is small but prepared a lot of necessary amenities (eg. hairdryer, drinking water, towel, shower gel and shampoo.) The door lock may not be safe enough. The smell of perfume in the room is too strong and dizzy for me. The sound of flying airplane is loud.

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Kenney Supattarakorn

1/5Google· Edited a year ago

I usually don’t do reviews unless it’s a good quality business, but this ain’t one of them. This place was recommended from a guide that was supposed to show us around the city but I don’t know how any person would recommend this place to stay at longer than the 20 minutes we lasted. First the guide had booked the wrong night we were going to stay which of course is not the hotels fault by any means. So we said hey mistakes happen let’s just buy a room for the night now since we were there already so we bought two rooms to accommodate 3 people for the first night. First red flags was that the hotel did not have an elevator so if you brought any big luggage’s you have to bring them up the four flights of stairs you have yourself. 2nd red flag were the stairs which were a cheap blue carpet torn apart which was not a good sign. Then we got to the rooms, and oh boy am I being generous by calling them rooms. They were very tiny rooms with full size bed with a 24 inch tv with a bathroom that did not have a separate space for the shower to the rest of the bathroom which is common for certain apartments I’ve seen in Thailand but for a 4.1 rated hotel I expected better than that bathroom. Then I had my other friends text me to try out the bed since they were in a separate room on a whole other floor which then I try laying down on the bed to what I find the most stiffest bed I could ever lay on. I had better cushion on the carpet going up the four flights of stairs than what this bed had. So I turn on the air conditioner and leave the room to go ask to see if we can request the cash transactions we just did for the hotel room to be canceled because in no way shape or form were we going to be able to sleep there which she comes to tell me it would not be possible at all. So me and my friends decide you know what we’ll take the loss and check out of this hell hotel. I go back to my room and find the air conditioner to had filled in the room with some very poor air quality that was being pushed in from the air conditioner which probably was never cleaned because when packing up my stuff to get ready to leave had me coughing up a storm leaving the room. We checked out and walked down the corner to check in at the Moose Hotel Nimman which was everything this hotel wasn’t, a hospitable hotel with an elevator, clean rooms with clean air conditioners along with great customer service! But the whole situation was very stressful so I wrote this review in hoping to save anyone thinking about this place at all. Spend the money on a good hotel and you will be able to sleep at night. Lost 2000 baht in 20 minutes but gained longevity in my life from staying away from this place. TLDR: Bad rooms+bad customer service = Bad Times.

TM

Trip.com Member

4.7/5Trip.com· 8 months ago

Nice and clean room with short walking distance to Chiang Mai CBD. A minor complain is that we could sometimes hear walking noise (of other customers) from the hallway while we were in the room.

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Zeynep Evecen

1/5Google· a year ago

No idea how this place got 4 stars. I stay in lots of hotels and Airbnb’s and this is the worst one by far! Rooms doesn’t have any ventilation system nor do the bathrooms. You can’t open the window, the only “clean air” you can get is from the AC. No natural light coming inside the room. Bed was the worst bed ever, it was so hard and the springs were always sticking to my back. And these are not even the worst stuff in the room!! The most disgusting thing was the walls and all the mold in bathroom. Plus the dirtiest so called “closet space” 🤢 Bathroom and room walls were very sticky, like you don’t wanna touch it. The bathroom had mold everywhere. On the walls, on the ground, under the sink… And above all these, the reason i finally decided to cancel was that the room was so dirty, the mold even got on one of my clothes, inside my suitcase which was open on the ground because there was no other place to open your suitcase.

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ruttiyav

4/5Tripadvisor· 9 years ago

Stayed for 2 nights on a business trip in March. The place was clean and the room was good for the price. Staff were friendly and helpful. Overall, it is good for the price offer. The only downpoint is at the evening to late night time, it is quite dark and I do not feel comfortable walking out just to buy some drink in Nimman alone. But if with a friend, that should not be a problem. There are a few parking in front of the hostel and a nice cafe by the reception. :)

TM

Trip.com Member

3.5/5Trip.com· a year ago

The location of the place is fantastic, making it very convenient for exploring the area. However, the walls seem to be a bit thin, which can make it easy to hear people walking by. Overall, it’s an acceptable spot with room for improvement.

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JonSnowBKK

3/5Tripadvisor· 8 years ago

This is a decent budget hotel near popular and crowded Nimman street, but it's about a 3-5 minute walk down a residential alley without any shops nearby. The name is misleading, as there is nothing "posh" (i.e. elegant or stylishly luxurious) about it, other than a new paint job and some inspirational messages on the walls between floors, which you will see often since there is no elevator. The room seems to be a converted Thai-style studio apartment with the toilet and shower combo where the entire bathroom is soaked after you take a shower. The bed is fine, but they only provide two pillows which is not much for a couple, and the television is placed lower than the bed so it's quite difficult to actually watch tv without craning your neck. The staff could also have been trained better. They held our bags after check-out but when I came back to get them, they could not find our bags when we needed to hurry to the airport. PROS + free unlimited bottles of water. + plenty of power outlets. + good WiFi. + cheap. CONS - no elevator. - shower is above the toilet. - breakfast is standard Thai "western" breakfast of eggs, mini hot dogs, and slices of ham. Espresso drinks not included in breakfast and cost extra. - be careful if storing your luggage, they do not give a ticket and may not be able to find your bags. I would probably not choose Bedgasm on my next trip and opt for a more boutique style hotel on the other side of Nimman closer to restaurants and shops.

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kmisjude

5/5Tripadvisor· 4 years ago

Chiang Mai has changed somewhat following the recent 2.5yrs covid lockdown. When u arrive at the airport, it's Grab/Bolt. No more airport bus (cheapest option).|But with Grab discount, the rate to get to the city (or Nimman where Bedgasm is) is only 150B. I was very happy to check in to Bedgasm. That's because my request for a first floor room was met. I have difficulty climbing stairs. This is a cheap accomodation for most tourists, and hassle free. |Don't expect 5star trimmings. Just come with a flexible expectation and you'll grow to enjoy your stay. For this price, you get to enjoy a quiet corner inside Nimman soi2. |Quiet but safe. The folks living here are sane and free from trouble. Food wise, GRAB food rocks. No need to go out in the hot sun (yes no rain so far in CNX!).|Save the walking for the evening as you explore Nimman's night scene. And all will go home by midnight. So you'll surely have a good sleep so as to see the sunrise in beautiful Chiang Mai. Thanks to Bedgasm staff for the morning coffee and juice. I never expected these in the morning. So it's a really generous gesture. My room is big (i even have a sofa inside!), water pressure is good for shower and the tv has lots of channels. Good price, good staff, good location. I will surely be back here to camp in future visits to Chiang Mai.