Chiang Mai Hotels

81% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 31 reviews)
Situated in the centre of traditional Chiang Mai, Manathai Village is a compact boutique hotel which...
from US$ 112
per night

The Grand Heritage Hotel & Condominium is a midrange, downtown, luxurious hotel near Chiang Mai Univ...
from ฿ 1,412
per night

86% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 26 reviews)
Amari Rincome hotel in Chiang Mai, is decorated throughout in local Thai handicrafts and artefacts. ...
from US$ 59
per night

90% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 5 reviews)
Jirung Health Resort (formerly the Sanctuary Point Resort and Spa) is situated in a 28 acres of wood...
from US$ 119
per night

82% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 123 reviews)
Belle Villa Resort, Chiang Mai is a boutique resort nestled amidst spectacular mountain scenery, a ...
from US$ 83
per night

94% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 3 reviews)
The resplendent Horizon Village & Resort in Thailand’s Chiang Mai—the Rose of the North—is splendidl...
from US$ 50
per night

76% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on 3 reviews)
Northern Heritage Resort & Spa is suitable for a short visit or long stay visits and perfect for you...
from US$ 44
per night
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A day for sweethearts to express their feeling toward one another with cards, chocolate, flowers, gifts or a simple “I love you”.
The most frenetic festival in the country is that of Songkran, the Lunar New Year and all-around national water fight. Held from the 13th to 15th April each year…it’s a wet one! Traditionally it was celebrated by Buddha images being bathed with water and the showing of respect to monks and elders. From the sprinkling of water onto someone’s hands it has evolved into mass drenching for anyone who decides to venture outdoors. This has to be one of the friendliest, though wet, festivals anywhere and a great way to make new friends. In places like Chiang Mai, Sukhothai and Bangkok’s Khao San Road, Songkran lasts up to 9 days!t
The Rocket Festival (Bung Bang Fai) in the north eastern region is a literal explosion of village-crafted rockets. The rockets are fired into the sky in hopes to bring rain for the rice fields. This festival is celebrated mainly in Nong Khai, Ubon Ratchathani and Yasothon. Takes place according to the moon from mid-May to mid-June.








































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