Resort Hotels in Chiang Mai

Room is big and twin single bed is perfect.Air conditioner is enough cold .Buffet breakfast is limited choices but delicious.Price is reasonable and staffs are attentive and friendly.worth to stay

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.

A beautiful boutique hotel hidden in a quiet street. I like the location because you don’t get noise from the street. Chiangmai in General is not a big city, so wherever you stay it won’t be too far from where you want to go. Once you step into the hotel, you will be amazed by the entire environment. Beautiful pool, beautiful houses, and beautiful rooms. The service may be the best in Chiangmai. The girls at front desk are very friendly, professional, and attentive. Ms. Art speaks perfect English that makes our stay more enjoyable. Breakfast is delicious and varieties. The only thing needs to be addressed is the bed frame in the room. It is a wooden frame with sharp corners and mattress sit on top of the frame but not fully cover the corner of the frame. So be careful when moving around, otherwise it is easy to get hit on your legs. Overall, I love this hotel. I will definitely come back next time back to Chiangmai. You won’t be disappointed.

Very happy with my stay at the hotel. Location is very good, breakfast fantastic and had very nice dinner buffet. The spa was really good the best massage I had in Chiang Mai. The view from the balcony in my room was great.

1. No cotton buds & shavers 2. Room is spacious, very clean & bed is very comfortable. 3. Room a bit noisy facing the swimming pool as requested for a quite room 4. The pool is very small just for kids to play around. 5. There was power supply cut for hours due to bad storm however there was no notice circulated to hotel guests. This should a practice for hotel management communication to hotel guests.

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.

I’m in love with this place. Really convenient location and, walking into the property, you feel like you’re in another world. It’s a gorgeous and peaceful place. I have never stayed anywhere with such thoughtful attention to detail. For example: they gave me a “welcome back” cake as well as a hand-written note on my most recent visit which was impressive considering my last stay was almost 4 years ago! Upon checkout, they prepared a little sandwich for me for the taxi ride to Pai (which they also facilitated). The afternoon tea is delightful as is the breakfast and lunch/dinner options. Everyone is so lovely and helpful and kind. I feel truly taken care of when I’m here and am looking forward to my next visit.

We always like to start with the good so here was the good. The staff at Siripanna Villa was friendly, helpful, courteous and spoke fine english. The rooms are spacious with plenty of outlets, and storage. Unfortunately the bad outweighed the good. Here is our list and it lines up with many others: 1). The hotel is past its prime and could use significant renovations. The bathrooms were dark and the beds were HARD AS A ROCK. The massage tables we enjoyed around Chiang Mai would have been a welcome respite rather than the beds. 2). The bugs in the lobby and breakfast area were a bit much, not to mention the stray cat that decided to join us one morning. The breakfast was less than expected compared to the rest of the 4/5 star hotels we have stayed at in Thailand (so far). 3). The location is not convenient to much of the great things to enjoy in Chiang Mai. 2 examples, our 1st day we decided to hit the closest massage as soon as we arrived. We found that the 1.8 mile walk through back streets was a bit much. 2nd, we wanted sushi for our last meal last night. We took a Grab taxi that was almost 300 Baht (for those who count taxi rides in massages, that is 1 extra Thai massage we could have enjoyed!) 4). Our room smelled like mold and there are no washcloths provided in the room. In fairness, Covid may have hit the Siripanna Villa hard as the Italian restaurant that was on the property was permanently shut down. We hope this review is useful to others....PS If you want to experience the BEST elephant farm experience in Chiang Mai you should visit Patara. They provided an INCREDIBLE day for us.

We enjoyed our three night stay at the hotel over the New Years holiday. The staff at check-in was friendly as expected in Thailand. The hotel lobby furniture was slightly oversized for its space as we had to walk around it to get to the elevator. Our room was comfortable and large enough for our two moderately sized suite cases. We booked a room with breakfast, which was one of the best we have had at a hotel. We each got to order a couple dishes off the menu, which were excellently presented and tasted excellent. Additionally, there was a buffet with pastries, fruits, etc. Unfortunately, due to our early schedule two of the days we could not get the hot breakfast. On our last morning they provided a packed breakfast, which was a sandwich and other less memorable food. The hot breakfast was the most memorable thing for us about the hotel. I did also like the room design. In terms of hotel location, it is fairly central with shopping malls and restaurants a 5 – 10 minute walk away. We found traffic to be really slow around New Years with lots of Thais. This was my second time to Chiang Mai with my first trip in July over a decade ago. During both trips we had a friend who lives in Chiang Mai drive us around. I would say traffic during our first trip was not memorable, unlike at New Years. This made getting to the hotel from the main street slow and it may be better to pickup taxi/grab/ride on a main street. It may also be worth checking out when busy times are in Chiang Mai to have a more enjoyable trip.

I stayed here the first week of January 2023. The architecture and grounds are very beautiful, however, the property is starting to show its age. And on checking into my room, I noticed that there were some nails popping out of the floor. Fortunately, I didn’t cut myself on them. Maintenance was very quick to remedy this. I’m not sure if some of the shower fixtures need to be repaired or it’s just a matter of a lack of water pressure. This is not a resort you would stay in if you’re looking to spend a lot of time in the old town. It is at least a 25 minute drive. Given this was my second trip to Chiang Mai I came to relax and sightseeing was a lower priority so I didn’t mind that it was far from town. The breakfast buffet was just OK. It did have an egg station however, it seems to be difficult to keep the self-serve items hot. And there was also a mediocre Asian breakfast buffet. I prefer to order coffee than use their machine. Given the cost of breakfast it would’ve been better to have à la cart. NOW THE GOOD PARTS: Fai at spa: I do think Fai was the star of the resort staff. She was very kind, professional providing a great massage. I’m sorry I only went over to the spa once. Wait staff: i’m sorry I don’t remember their names, but I found the serving staff to be very friendly and polite. A couple of waiters at dinner were very helpful with recommendations that I found very good. Dinner: I had dinner most evenings at the resort. I thought it was reasonably priced. I love the Pad Thai and on multiple nights had to order dessert, mango and sticky rice. Both excellent. A couple of evenings I had different types of northern Thai stew that was very good. Room with pool access: I enjoyed having the room with pool access. And I thought the room was a good size and the bed was very comfortabl. There is a small patio with two chairs and a table as you walk out of your room. It’s a nice place to sit and read by the pool. The pool does have a swim up bar which was never opened the week I was there. I’m not sure why. It wasn’t a big deal because it wasn’t something I was that interested in. The pool was well-maintained and cleaned twice a day. The resort needs to determine if it wants to be 2 or 3 star or a 4 star. You either have to lower your price or improve the rooms and breakfast.