Hotels in Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai, the 'Rose of the North,' offers a captivating blend of ancient temples, vibrant markets, and lush mountains. It's a cultural hub known for its relaxed pace, delicious Lanna cuisine, and a wide array of accommodation options, from budget guesthouses to luxury resorts.
Nestled in the mountainous northern region of Thailand, Chiang Mai is a city that effortlessly combines rich history with modern charm. It's a destination where ancient temples stand alongside bustling markets, and serene natural landscapes are just a short drive away. Travelers seeking an authentic Thai experience, whether it's exploring historical sites, indulging in local cuisine, or embarking on outdoor adventures, will find Chiang Mai to be an ideal base. The city offers a diverse range of hotels, catering to every preference and budget, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay for all visitors.
Chiang Mai in numbers

DAY & NIGHT by THE MOMENT

ONCE (upon a time) Chiang Mai Home

The Inside House

Liam's Guesthouse Adults Only

Villa Thapae

BED Phrasingh-Adults Only

Hotel Sensai Nimman Chiang Mai - Adults Only

Maladee Rendezvous Hotel Chiang Mai

Ay’s House

Green Tiger House

Le Wiang

Eleven Pillar Site Chiangmai

Puripunn Hideaway

Narinthra Heritage

Coucou Hotel

POR Arak

Rung Aroon Hotel By Le Siri

The Peaberry Boutique Hotel

Lemon Guesthouse

Rich Garden House Hotel

Gategaa Village

Lee Chiang Hotel

Muan Nai Vieng Boutique Budget Hotel Chiang Mai

Rich Lanna House

Elliebum Boutique Hotel
What to expect
- Historic Old City with ancient temples and moats.
- Vibrant night bazaars and street food scenes.
- Proximity to national parks and elephant sanctuaries.
- A hub for traditional Thai massage and wellness.
- Rich Lanna culture and unique local crafts.
Local tips
- Explore the Old City on foot or by bicycle to discover hidden temples.
- Visit the Sunday Walking Street Market for local crafts and street food.
- Consider a cooking class to learn about Lanna cuisine.
- Rent a scooter to explore the surrounding countryside, but drive carefully.
- Bargain politely at markets, but always with a smile.
Where to stay
FAQ
For first-time visitors, the Old City is ideal for its proximity to temples and markets. Nimmanhaemin Road is popular for its trendy cafes and boutiques, while the Riverside offers a more relaxed atmosphere with scenic views. Families might prefer areas slightly outside the city center for more space and quieter surroundings.