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And as you make your way down the south side of the Chedi to the East you come back round to the main Temple.
Wat Chedi Luang.
This impressive building was near derelict 12 months ago, but now restoration work is very near finished and it stands as a testament to retention of the skills of the Artisans in Thailand.
South facing side
Inside
View from The Brick Road Cafe Guesthouse
Having been pretty full on with the Cafe/guesthouse for over a year now, it is now at the point where the need for me to be present all the time is much reduced. But if not the restaurant then what to keep me busy here in Chiang Mai.
Well, I tell everyone else to go see a Temple. So that’s just what I will be doing over the next few weeks.
Look out for The Brick Road Cafe Temple Tour pages, coming soon. In fact the first tour should be posted by the end of the day. Starting with Wat Chedi Luang, the ancient Temple, and Chedi, behind our guesthouse, I intend to visit every Temple within The Old City, Chiang Mai.
As and when I have visited a new Wat, I will post a photo tour of each one, so that those of you with limited time here may find it easier to find those that best suit your taste.
Here you will find a friendly welcome; clean spacious top floor rooms; with some great views in the centre of town; and of course, excellent food in the cafe downstairs.
All our rooms are fan and shared facilities at the moment. There are two shower rooms, both with heated showers.
Coffee and tea making facilities are on the landing outside the rooms, for early risers or non-sleepers.
We also have a comfortable T.V lounge on the level above the cafe for chilling out, chatting with fellow guests or maybe watching a DVD. There are also many reading books available for guests use.
Our rooms are very spacious, with cupboards for keeping your belongings tidy, and tables and chairs for writing letters home , etc. Three of the rooms, the twin and two doubles have balconies from which you have views of Doi Suthep and the main Sunday Market Walking Street below.
Our side room has a panoramic view of Doi Suthep and the rear room boasts a spectacular view of the Chedi in Wat Chedi Luang Temple complex behind us.
Prices start at 150 baht a night for our single room;
200 baht for a Double or Twin;
and 250 for our Double Double.
We will also consider discount deals for long stay.
please contact us through the link below or by phone….****053 272012
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