My husband and I stayed at the Seven Suns Guesthouse for a week during our honeymoon trip to Thailand. We absolutely loved everything about this guest house! The staff was very friendly, spoke very good english and was very very helpful. The owner, Kerry, is from Australia and so speaks fluent english of course! She and everyone at the guesthouse helped us to find more local places to visit as well as assisted us with arranging sightseeing with groups. They had honest information and opinions about everything.

The room was very nice and clean and a very good size for the price of this guesthouse! Each room is themed which gives each room a nice uniqueness. There is a tv with satellite in each room, but if you get bored there is a VCR and a DVD played you can borrow and a small collection of movies. Kerry even brought some from home for us!

The guesthouse is located in the lovely Old City of Chiang Mai, and I would not have wanted to stay anywhere else. It is on a quiet road but just minutes away from the Thae Pae gate area (sorry I know I spelled that wrong) and steps away from the famous (and very very good) Sunday market. (Not touristy like the horrible Night Bazaar).

I will certaily stay here again if we ever make it back to Chiang Mai!!!!

Thank you again for everything!!!

I stayed at Seven Suns in November of 2007 (about 4 months ago) and have been meaning to write a review ever since - lazy me. I apologize to all the really fine and decent folks who work there for not having written sooner.

When i had booked on-line with Kerry (the owner) she had advised that cabs from the airport were available and what the rate would be. As it turned out - I arrived (from New York via bangkok) on a rainy night and since she realized that a cab might be a problem at the rate she had thought it would be on such a night ---- she took it upon herself to come out to the airport, meet me, and see me safely back to the hotel. Talk about great first impressions --- I rarely get that kind of service or concern from hotels costing considerably more than Seven Suns!

I'm a gay man and was looking for a "gay" hotel. I'm not sure i'd call the Seven Suns a gay hotel but what I found was a very friendly hotel. Every one I encountered on the staff seemed to feel it was there job to make me feel comfortable and I did. Kerry, Michael and all the staff members were just great.

The hotel was conveniently located. The acomodations were simple. The bathroom and shower adequate. It ain't the Ritz but in its class of hotel it is way up on the top of the list. The bed was comfortable. I found the room to be clean and it was kept that way by the staff for the week that I was there. I was particularly impressed by the tautness of the sheet on the top of my bed after it had been made each day - I could bounce a quarter off of it!!! I have no idea why that sticks in my mind but it does.

I felt safe and never felt threatened any time of the day or evening that I went out and about. I had no trouble getting to anywhere either by walking - which I enjoy - or by "tuk-tuk."

I would stay there again without a doubt. It's greatest asset was its kind, caring, accomodating, and competent staff led by its "stand out" owner Kerry! Thanks to you all for making my week in Chaing Mai a memorable one.
George Dornhoefer

I stayed at Seven Suns for four nights at the end of January 2008

I agree with a previous poster that the bathrooms certainly need work, but am glad that the owner is looking at that

Other than that, it was a perfect place for a few chilled out days in this lovely city.

The location is excellent, if you don't mind a short walk to the more bustling area of the night market, and there are lots of good places to eat (Huen Phen just across the road is great)

The staff are friendly and do all they can to help and the guesthouse is, bathrooms aside, in a very decent state of repair

I would definitely stay there again next time I come to Chiang Mai

OK, so I know this place is not expensive in the grand scheme of things, however compared to other places in the same price range in Chiang Mai this place could learn a few things. Firstly, its really noisy, fine if you want to party, not if you want to actually sleep. The biggest issue we had was the state of the bathroom. Ours was disgusting, the shower curtain (originally white I believe) was black with mould as was the ceiling, walls and bath mat. It's bad when you take a shower and feel dirtier when you get out than when you went in. The staff were friendly so that is a plus.