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This Spring Festival I chose a hotel in Chiang Mai. Environment: In the city center area, only 10 minutes' drive from the airport. You can reach the ancient city on foot. The surrounding restaurants and night markets in the evening are very unique, cheap and good. Facilities: It is still a relatively new hotel. Especially the shared hotel part. The park has beautiful scenery and is decorated with Chinese New Year flavor. The Chinese restaurant and breakfast are in the same place, which is very convenient. Service: The hotel staff at the front desk always greeted me with a smile and recommended some of the best local restaurants. Although I didn't have time to try it. But this service is worth experiencing again.

We traveled there with a fear that the hotel may not be as nice as the other Four Seasons hotels we have visited in the past. But we got there and got amazed of how the hotel is. The hotel is built around a lake. On a side of the lake there are sone rice plantation. The rooms are all around the lake and the plantation but hidden in a beautiful forest and gardens very well maintained. The hotel has, nearby the lake, an activities area including rice planting, pink buffalo bathing, pottery learning, etc. It makes you feel like you are living in a small thai village, in the middle of the nature (ok… luxury village in a luxury nature… ). The room is a “Four Seasons” room with a plus for the outside pavilion, high up from the ground and accesuble from the room through a bridge. All for the two of us to enjoy a drink and a cigar after the dinner right in the middle of the nature (luxury forest as previously mentioned…). So, you may see similar rooms in other hotels but domains as in the Four Seasons hotels you definately won find easily elsewhere. Even the pools were built by using green ceramic, so everywhere you look it is green. So relaxing for the eyes! Overall, it is hard to find the right words to describe the feelings this hotel gives you. If you are a traveler, you should not miss the Four Seasons Chiang Mai.

Na Nirand is a beautiful and exceptionally well kept boutique gem of a hotel. The staff is outstanding in every way. Breakfast is excellent, and dinner should not be missed. The chef is five stars! The pool is relaxing and an oasis setting. The rooms are in spotless condition with traditional Lanna styling. Grand Lanna or better is my recommendation. Although the magnificent tree with mostly trimmed, I look forward to a return visit to Na Nirand to see it in full bloom.

Great location for exploring downtown / old town, right next to the entry of a temple Phaya Yakkharaj (Southern Pavillion) and many other sights. On sundays you‘ve a huge night market right in front of your door step, so make sure you’re going to stay over the weekend. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Room amenities and the entire minibar incl. Snake is refilled daily free of charge. Furthermore there‘s a afternoon tea time with additional free snacks and drinks. Just the breakfast selection could be a bit wider. Especially when you have your breakfast close to closure (10:30am), you might be disappointed as not much will be refilled after 10am. The room are spacious and well equipped, my kids and I had 2303 & 2302. Just a proper hair drier is need, not this built in useless blowers we all know and hate to use. Also the provided pillows are ultra hard and high, so you may request for a extra soft feather pillow or neck support pillow if needed, which will be provided by the hotel staff / housekeeping. Hotel pool area is clean and well maintained! All over a great place to stay with reasonable pricing and great service!

I love Boutique hotels and have been to Chiang Mai before, so I was a tiny bit worried about staying outside the centre/town, but needn't have worried. This place is so beautiful and flawless my boutique hotel heart skipped a beat! Service is impeccable, spa amazing, food was soooo good and the room beautiful and comfortable. The hotel arranged for me a private driver to Chiang Rai as well as pottery class in Chiang mai and unique temple visits also in Chiang Mai. I loved their afternoon delights and I'm happy to report I still have them at home and smile when I see them. (I won't spoil the surprise.) Just go - you'll be happy here!

I'm back at this amazing Chiang Mai resort for the fourth time! When I'm in Chiang Mai, Anantara Resort is my number one pick for ”a place to stay”. No matter if I'm here on business or for fun, this place never disappoints. It's right on the Ping River. Rooms are spacious and well-appointed, and best of all, all rooms have amazing river views! Breakfast here is one of the best in town (in my opinion), and there's a variety of Western and Thai options. Their Lanna Omelet is so good. Try their signature Lanna omelet if you want a taste of fusion-style northern food. This is a great place to stay if you're looking for a weekend getaway or a delightful business trip in Chiang Mai. I would definitely stay here again if I'm in Chiang Mai next time. Stella job!

If, like us, you are looking for somewhere to relax after your travels then Sela is absolutely the perfect place to unwind, just 30 mins outside Chiangmai. The building is beautiful and the staff are most welcoming and attentive. The grounds are well maintained and the pool is immaculate, tucked away and with ample shade. Breakfast is varied and plentiful and Windows restaurant, open from midday, offers delicious dishes to suit all tastes. It is perhaps surprising to discover that the property was built very recently as it echos the style and grandeur of yesteryear. I’m certain this beautiful hotel will soon become a go-to destination for anyone wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of Chiangmai for the peace and quiet of the countryside. All in all this property is an absolute gem

The 2-bedroom room is very suitable for friends to travel with children. I like the independent swimming pool on the first floor. You can swim and chat at any time. The location of the hotel is a little off, which is more suitable for self-driving travel. But the overall texture is very good, and the breakfast tastes good. The only drawback is that the hotel is a healing hotel that advocates nature, so there is no air conditioning in the restaurant. Chiang Mai, which is more than 40 degrees, is a bit hot. I will stay here next time.

I'm desperately disappointed to be writing a negative review for this hotel as I was so looking forward to staying here. We stretched our holiday budget to stay in a Grand Deluxe Room as we wanted a nice view over the gardens and planned to spend some time relaxing in the hotel. However, this was made impossible by a construction site immediately next to the block containing the deluxe rooms. I appreciate it's not the hotel's fault but these rooms are significantly overpriced given that between 0755 - 1830 there is too much noise to comfortably relax. The rooms are large, clean, and have all the amenities you need. The bathroom has a bath with an overhead shower (but no shower curtain so we avoided using it). We used the other shower but this drained so poorly that you were often standing in an inch of water by the time you were finished. The bed and pillows are comfortable. The views over the pool were lovely from the balcony. However, the chairs are incredibly uncomfortable so you won't want to spend much time outside - some cushions would certainly be a cheap and easy improvement. Smoking is permitted on the balconies so if your neighbour smokes, you'll definitely smell it. The pool is cold but refreshing. There are seven loungers and 3 seats. There are plenty of towels available, as well as a shower and toilets. The garden is well maintained and landscaped nicely. At night it looks quite magical with the lanterns and lit up pool. The breakfast is pretty basic and underwhelming. Unless it's included in your room rate, I wouldn't spend any additional money on it. Location wise, as others have mentioned, you are by a main road so we did expect the traffic noise. It's about a 10-15 minute walk to the main street where the Sunday Market is held. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this hotel at the moment. It looks lovely but the noise from construction site is really overwhelming, even when sat by the pool. At this price point (we paid around £90 a night) there are much better options to be had in Chiang Mai. I wish I had known about the construction prior to booking as I certainly wouldn't have stayed here.

This is our second time staying at this hotel. I came in a hurry last time, but I can finally enjoy it this time. 😊 The hostess is an architect herself. The entire courtyard and building were designed by the hostess herself. The driving road that we entered at the beginning already had the feeling of a secret jungle. The courtyard is full of climbing plants, which can be seen as a natural appearance that has grown slowly over the years. Although there are many flowers and plants, the hotel has mosquito coils in the rest areas. Basically, you can sit and relax without any mosquitoes bothering you. Then I love the hostess’s little collection. It can be seen that they are all watercolor paintings and small decorations that she secretly likes. (It’s great to have a place where you can store the treasures you buy.) And the butler service here is also great. They can help us collect takeaways and deliver them to the room beautifully. Just send them the grab reservation. There is absolutely no effort required to google translate (you can completely go offline). There are also quite a few delicious Thai dishes nearby, and we ordered several excellent authentic Thai dishes. It doesn't have that authentic feel in the city center. The main disadvantage is that it is a bit far from the city center. We originally planned to come here to have fun and relax. But if you want to go out to the city center, it takes almost 25 minutes by car. This was our last stop so it was no problem for us.