Chiang Mai Si Phum 4-star Hotels

The hotel is at a good location and we can walk to most of the attractions within the old city. The checkin staff and the concierge are very efficient and professional. Unfortunately, we encountered a very rude senior chef at the egg station during breakfast. He would totally ignore us Asians when we were queuing there and greeted the Caucasians behind us and asked for their orders instead. We would have enjoyed our stay if not for this rude encounter.

Really nice hotel, they have everything you need, I had a big room, front desk staffers are so nice, their English is good enough to communicate, everything is modern and easy to use, I definitely will come back next trip to Chiang Mai

The room is really stylish and gives you Oriental vibes. In the bathroom you can find all kinds of ameneties even a dental and a shaving kit. You can get a good sleep in the bed! I couldn't give the maximum score because the cleanliness offers small room for improvement but overall the stay was great! Just look at the nice pool and you can understand why!

Good location, near Top supermarket, easy to find the food, Big room with large space, Breakfast quite a few options

I loved Viang Luang. The room we got was clean and spacious. If you have difficulties going up and down stairs, make sure to inform booking since they did not have an elevator. I appreciated the boxed breakfast when we had to leave for an early excursion All the staff were nice and helpful.

We stayed for 2 nights, English speaking staff, very friendly too, AMAZING location and Thai style. Everything was clean, neat, eco friendly, quiet and family friendly. The only downside is that the restaurant was overpriced which we didn’t eat there.

This hotel is really great. When you check in the hotel, the staff will welcome you with welcoming drink. The mini bar inside the room is free, and the room package also includes breakfast for 2. In case you have got a child to travel with you, the hotel will charge you 250 baht per day for the child's breakfast. Also, there are complimentary afternoon tea and 10 minutes of free massage everyday. The room is clean and big. However, my balcony is facing the facade of a building with no view. The view may be better in building A than building B. Also, the design of the bathtub is problematic, the water always leaks to the floor when you takes shower. All in all, the facilities in this hotel is quite good and they have got friendly staff. Don't forget to try out dinner in the hotel. It won't disappoint you.

Our stay in Chiang Mai at Makka Hotel was fabulous. The staff is so friendly and humble, Bow that served us at breakfast took very good care of us with quick and efficient service, the team in the front desk always greeted with warm smiles, we remember Tian, unfortunately we don’t remember the name of the lady, but anyway all are giving amazing service. The hotel is located in the center of the old town, 15 min from airport. From there is easy to walk around and see most temples, about 10 minutes walk from the night markets and the big Sunday market is just few steps away. The area is very tranquil and quiet, the hotel is beautifully designed with mostly open areas and a well maintained garden. It felt like being in nature even in the center of the town. We really loved how peaceful it was, the background music was so calming. Our room was a suite on the upper floor (only ground and first floor), not many units, just as we like. It was spacious and with all the comforts. What we really liked is that you have to leave your shoes in a cabinet downstairs marked with your room number to access the rooms area, slippers are provided but we preferred going around barefoot as floors are so clean you can mirror yourself. Hardwood dark floors and Thai style design. Breakfast was served a la Carte with mainly Asian choices which is what you should enjoy when visiting an Asian country, but also cereals, fresh fruits and English breakfast were available. We will be back to Thailand and to Chiang Mai that we loved, definitely will choose again Makka Hotel for our stay! Thank you all!

We have stayed in some fantastic hotels in Thailand (see our other reviews in April 2023), and some not so fantastic, but Tamarind Village was the best and possibly our favourite hotel we have ever stayed in, anywhere. I will list all the items that may be helpful to other travellers:- - Room is traditional style, looks amazing! - Set in a beautiful garden, with veranda - TV has a few English-speaking channels - Wifi good in rooms - A/C, TV, Minibar, Safe, Coffee/Tea making facilities etc - Large very comfortable bed The hotel and facilities:- - Located right in the centre of Chiang Mai, but feels like a world away - Staff are brilliant, very friendly, helpful and are always available. They make your stay a real pleasure - Willaiwan (Elizabeth) at reception was so warm and friendly and helpful, she also runs the daily arts and craft classes (free), she is amazing. - Also, daily walking tours (free) of Chiang Mai with Candy, she is a also terrific and really helpful, can organise tours for you, or hail a tuk-tuk or Songthaew outside (thanks for bargaining for us!) - The hotel grounds are beautiful, loads of trees, including the ancient Tamarind tree in the middle, it feels so peaceful - Pool beside restaurant and reception is so warm and never too many people there, great to relax in at the end of the day after a tour.  - Breakfast is lovely, can sit in A/C or in the courtyard by the pool This is a really, really great hotel, totally beautiful and relaxing, We will definitely stay again and would highly recommend. Cant wait to go back.

Le Charcoa is a small quaint and charming little hotel in the old city of Chiang Mai. This area of the old city is quite lovely with narrow little lane-ways shaded with overhanging trees and glimpses into private gardens and courtyards. I loved being in the old city. It was easy to walk around and most things were within walking distance: temples, night markets, great restaurants: Good souls Kitchen for one. My room was on the 4th floor with a very small balcony. There is a lift as well as stairs. A large rather hard bed, bottled water, tea and coffee making facilities, free toiletries, safe, robe and slippers. There is a shop across from the hotel to buy water, a 7 Eleven 5 minutes walk away for small conveniences and an ATM. The hotel can organize car hire or tours to where ever you want, including taxi's for the airport. Have to say the hotel staff were wonderful. There is a small swimming pool right in the middle of the hotel, which looks rather pretty but with not much privacy. A cooked breakfast had to be preordered, the usual breakfast, toast, coffee, fruit etc was available as well. Just a couple of things: the glass sliding door out to the balcony from my room had to be closed at all times because of the mosquitos. I like opening windows or doors as I find A/C gives me a cold. So much attention to detail and no mosquito screen door. The shower had a tendency to smell when first turned on. When I returned 10 days later I was given a much smaller room on a lower floor, still with no mosquito screen door. Architecturally Le Charcoa is unusual, and well designed for a small space in an old city... and quite charming.