Norn-Nanta House is a 3-star bed and breakfast in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Located a short 0,8 mi from the city center, this friendly retreat sits at 38/2 Nantaram Rd., T.Hai Ya, A.Muang, offering easy access to city sights and local markets.

Amenities include free private parking, free WiFi, room service, air conditioning, a bar, on-site parking, a terrace, a 24-hour front desk, non-smoking rooms, a bidet, free toiletries, and a balcony.

With 411 reviews, guests can expect a traveler-friendly stay, with prices starting from $25.

Beyond Chiang Mai's city-center convenience, a versatile room line-up awaits. The 259-square-foot Superior King offers a spacious king-size bed for two adults and a child, while the standard Double Room also features a king bed for two. The Twin Room provides a comfortable option with one twin bed, ideal for solo travelers or friends. For those chasing a view or a little outdoor air, King Room, Mountain View and King Room, Balcony each measure about 258 sq ft and sleep two adults plus one child, with the balcony option adding a private outdoor touch. The Room - 2 Twin, Balcony likewise offers 258 sq ft with two twin beds, great for two travelers and a child. For larger parties, the Quadruple Room fits four guests (and a separate Quadruple Room with Shared Bathroom seats four as well, configured with four bunk beds in 215 sq ft). Finally, the Deluxe Family spans 431 sq ft with one twin and one king bed, while the Family Standard provides expansive space for up to eight adults and four children.

With such variety, it’s easy to match the perfect space to travel style—cozy couples, families, or groups can all find a fit. All room types are non-smoking, and several come with balconies or mountain-view charm, offering a little extra atmosphere after a day of markets and temple-hopping.

Booking and payment are straightforward with cash accepted and major card brands available: Visa, JCB, Mastercard, and UnionPay. Prices start from $25, making the stay approachable while exploring Chiang Mai’s sights, markets, and local flavor.