Rural Chiang Mai province, rather than the city
Nova Maetaeng Guest House is a small guesthouse in rural Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai province. Its listing gives four rooms, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and parking. The location should not be confused with a base in Chiang Mai’s Old City: plan the journey around Mae Taeng itself.
A rural address can suit a route through the province, but it also makes transport and meal arrangements important. Confirm the room’s bed configuration and equipment directly rather than assume a full hotel inventory from the guesthouse label.
What the 2015 visitors described
A Tripadvisor guest staying in November 2015 described spacious, clean rooms, firm beds, a pool, French and Thai hosts, French breakfast, ordered-in dinners and an honour bar. Papercamera’s November 2015 review of an August stay likewise appreciated contemporary rooms, the pool, friendly service and quiet surroundings, mentioning its use as a stop en route to Pai.
These reports describe the property more than a decade ago. They provide a historical picture of a small, sociable stay around a garden, pool and outdoor common area, but do not establish who hosts today or which meals and facilities currently operate.

Make the stop self-contained
If arriving after a long journey, agree whether dinner can be supplied or delivered and where breakfast fits the departure plan. Confirm present pool access if it is a reason for choosing the property. Nova’s historical appeal is a quiet rural stop with shared outdoor space; that is worth considering when the route fits and the current arrangements are clear.
