Hotels near Payap University, San Sai

It was the best night of our lives. The owners were incredibly warm, welcoming, loving, and simply adorable—they made our stay truly special. We spontaneously dropped by in the evening, called ahead, and within minutes the owners arrived, prepared our room, and even cooked for us since we couldn't find a restaurant. As if that weren't extraordinary enough, we released a lantern together as a surprise. We were also allowed to build our own bonfire, which made the evening perfect. We slept wonderfully; everything was very clean and cozy. The café is simply delicious, and being able to taste their homegrown fruit was a real treat. The two owners are an incredibly wonderful couple with so much heart. A place you'll never forget, and one we wholeheartedly recommend. 💛

This place is truly beautiful and close to nature, perfect for photos! The owner is incredibly kind; not only did they help us with our luggage, but they also recommended some great restaurants nearby. Before arriving, I thought it might be a bit spooky at night, but it turned out to be peaceful and not at all scary. I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Chiang Mai.

Pros:  Spacious room  Cons: isolated location without nearby store; Weak water pressure; Service and room facilities not up to a resort expectation

The house is big and clean, and our water runs smoothly. We also got a 500 discount coupon to use at the nearby restaurant. If you rent a car and need space for your stay, this is a great place.

A Stunnining Botanical Retreat. One Major Drawback The property sits within a vast, meticulously maintained botanical garden with lakes, traditional Lanna-style houses to visit and a small zoo with rescue animals. Walking around the grounds feels immersive and peaceful. There are 6 villas and most of them have swimming pools. It’s very well maintained, and you can see the care that goes into preserving the land. If your goal is to slow down and disconnect, this place is good. There aren’t lively bars or many social activities and the retreat is next to a busy highway and not a lot else around. Despite the lakes and gardens, mosquitoes in February were manageable with repellent and not a major issue. There are loads of play areas for kids. The only real downside is the food. There is a breakfast restaurant and a café and another restaurant for dinning. Prices are typical for a resort, but the quality doesn’t match the standard of the property — particularly in Thailand, where food is usually exceptional. Since the resort is quite isolated, food offering becomes an important part of the experience, and after a few days this was the main frustration.

Very good, clean, complete, with kitchen equipment to do. Going with the family, everyone likes it very much. The children have fun playing in the water. The price is not expensive. After going to Chiang Mai, I will go to use the service again. Play in the water until

Very good and calm experience. Cheap costs of living but of indeed good quality, and there was always a working air conditioner in rooms. The food in the nearby cafe was always fresh, and I was even allowed to make my own food there. Many exotic plants and I loved living in the hotel very much. People are calm and mild and interesting in talking. I could walk to the nearby market several times easily, although it was initially seemed far (~7 km away). Calm rural area, many cows, bananas plants etc. Several times I heard music late and water was turned off one time, and mosquitoes problems. But these were not very annoying considering the overall good quality of my living experience there. I will probably return here in the future. Thank you.

Good choice for those who looking for house away from city business. House have all equipment to cook by yourself. Water not too hot. Rooster in the morning will let you know he is wake up. It's a village, so nothing surprised me by this way. About 30 minutes to Chiang Mai.

Best Value Stay in Chiang Mai! Probably the most cost-effective and pleasant stay of my trip. I booked a few hotels and abnbs, but this one really stood out. While the breakfast was a bit underwhelming, it’s more than fair given the price per night—no complaints at all. Everything was decent, and parking was available too. This will definitely be my go-to budget choice next time I visit Chiang Mai.

The accommodation does not have an elevator. If there are elderly people on the trip It is recommended to inform the accommodation. First, the owner aunt is cute and hospitable. There are many restaurants and coffee shops near the accommodation.