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Mad Monkey Chiang Mai

Mad Monkey Chiang Mai, ซอย 2 Chang Moi Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai, Thailand

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Description
Welcome to Mad Monkey Chiang Mai, your social home in Thailand’s laid-back northern capital, where temple hopping, mountain adventures, and legendary food markets all somehow lead back to the pool. Kick things off at The Meet Up – 7pm every night wit...

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Standard 12-Bed Dorm

$13.39 /Bed/night

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Standard 12-Bed Female Dorm

$14.30 /Bed/night

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Standard 8-Bed Dorm

$15.22 /Bed/night

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Standard 6-Bed Dorm

$15.82 /Bed/night

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Standard 4-Bed Dorm

$16.43 /Bed/night

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Standard Double

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Location

Mad Monkey Chiang Mai, ซอย 2 Chang Moi Sub-district, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai, Thailand

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Frequently Asked Questions

7, 2 ซอย 2 Tambon Chang Moi, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50100, Tailandia

Where is Mad Monkey Chiang Mai ?

Our hostel is located right in the heart of the action for backpackers in Chiang Mai, just a short walk away from the legendary Old City.

How to get to Mad Monkey Chiang Mai?

Mad Monkey Chiang Mai sits on a peaceful stretch of Kamphaeng Din Road which is a five-minute walk to Tha Pae Gate, Sunday Walking Street, and Chiang Mai Night Bazaar.

Important – Mad Monkey Chiang Mai was formerly called Brick House Hostel — upon arrival, ask your driver to take you to the old Brick House Hostel at the following address. Feel free to call us if you get lost, you will find us registered as both Mad Monkey Chiang Mai and Brick House Hostel in your Google Maps.

CUSTOMS & ETIQUETTE

  • Be sure your shoulders, ankles and chest are covered when visiting temples
  • Never disrespect the monarchy, as they are highly regarded in Thai culture
  • Stand up and be respectful when the royal and national anthems are played
  • Remove your shoes before entering temples, homes and even some businesses
  • Don’t ever touch somebody’s head, as this is the most sacred part of the body in Thai culture
  • Tipping is not necessary, nor is it expected, but it is always appreciated! Round up your bill!