Tamarind Village

I really loved the Lanna architectural style of the hotel, and the surrounding environment was excellent – a peaceful oasis amidst the hustle and bustle!

Great location, close to Tha Phae Gate, restaurants, and spas. The Sunday night market is right at the doorstep. Facilities: A bit old. The faucet broke early in the morning, but an engineer came to fix it quickly. Environment: Very natural and peaceful, perfect for photos. It's clear they maintain it well. However, there are a lot of mosquitoes, ants, and geckos. I stayed at a previous hotel for 5 days without a single bite, but here, I got bitten many times as soon as I let my guard down. Service: Very responsive and attentive. The breakfast leans towards a Western style.

We stayed on the second floor, and our balcony faced large trees, offering a peaceful and beautiful view. The hotel's walking tour was very interesting, and the Sunday market was right at our doorstep.

Only recommended for a one-night stay, just enough time to take some photos. For the same price, you could stay at an InterContinental or Marriott. Since we ate and went out mostly outside the ancient city, this location wasn't very convenient for me. So, if your itinerary doesn't involve spending much time within the ancient city, one day here is plenty.

Thailand has a magical, calming power 🍃 🌅 The serene Old City of Chiang Mai 🌳 I booked this hotel specifically for this tamarind tree 🍃 The courtyard is full of trees and plants, giving a deeply therapeutic feeling 🧘‍♀️ The hotel offers a Northern Thai Lanna paper-cutting experience, which is really fun and super beautiful – they're used for decorations during Songkran/Thai New Year 🌈 There's also a free hand massage 💆‍♀️ Breakfast by the pool is great too, with many egg options, a wide variety of salads, fresh fruit, and freshly squeezed juices 🍹 It truly feels like a vacation 🌴

The location is superb! Right outside, you'll find several popular massage shops, cafes, and restaurants. Convenience stores and pharmacies are everywhere, and it's a short walk to the main night market area. I booked this hotel for the Banyan tree, which is beautiful. The service was excellent – patient and enthusiastic. Dinner at the restaurant was also delicious. It's a great hotel for a transitional stay in the Old City.

An oasis in the heart of the old city, this hotel is surrounded by a 200-year-old tamarind tree in its courtyard, and features elegant, rustic Lanna-style rooms. Renovated in 2026, the facilities have been upgraded, and the service is attentive. Daily cultural activities and free city walks are a nice bonus. Breakfast is decent but the selection is a bit limited, and the basic rooms are a little cramped. The location is excellent, within walking distance of the night market and temples. Overall, it offers good value for money.

So beautiful, like a painting. There are squirrels and birds in the old trees. I was invited here for a wedding, it was very warm and elegant, wishing the newlyweds a happy life together.

The long-awaited Tamarind Village lived up to the hype! 🤩 The hotel's location is excellent, right in the heart of the old city. All the staff were incredibly friendly. I particularly enjoyed the lotus folding activity, which was a memorable experience. The hotel breakfast was also very diverse, offering both Chinese and Western options.