Why guests love it
- Free private parking available at the hotel
Facilities
Room Types
Large Double Room
Baan Kiang Chan Resort is a 3-star hotel at 8 Asia Road in Mae Sot, on the same through-road as several other town-centre properties. Despite the resort name, its listed room stock is a single category: the Large Double Room at 35 sqm, built around one extra-large double bed. It’s a compact, single-room-type operation rather than a sprawling resort complex.
Review scores here run unusually high across every category: comfort at a perfect 10/10, cleanliness at 9.9/10, and value for money also at 9.9/10 — figures that push the overall Booking.com rating to 9.0. Facilities are grouped under outdoor space, living area, food and drink, and wellness categories, alongside free private parking called out as a specific property highlight. Check-in runs on a wide window, from 12:00 through to midnight.
Insider Tip: Checkout is tighter than check-in — the window runs only from 12:00 to 13:00, so plan a specific departure time rather than a leisurely late-morning exit.
Guests who’ve settled on the single Large Double Room configuration and want a high-scoring, no-fuss stay on Mae Sot’s main road will find a consistent match here — the review breakdown suggests steady guest satisfaction across categories rather than one strong score propping up an average. It’s a weaker fit for families or groups needing multiple room types, since only the one 35 sqm double configuration is listed, and travellers should plan around the narrow one-hour checkout window before booking an early departure.
- Comfort rated a perfect 10/10 by guests
- Cleanliness and value for money both at 9.9/10
- Free private parking included
- Wide check-in window (12:00 to midnight)
- Only one room type (Large Double Room) available
- Checkout limited to a one-hour window (12:00–13:00)
Booking.com rates Baan Kiang Chan Resort 9.0 — “Superb” — with location marked 9.4/10, among the highest of any single category in its review breakdown. For context on the wider border town, including its markets and the route out to the Thai–Myanmar Friendship Bridge, see the Mae Sot guide.






