Best Hotels & Resorts in Chiang Mai
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Chiang Mai's hotel scene revolves around the Old City moat, Nimmanhaemin Road, and the riverside. The Old City offers the densest cluster of boutique guesthouses — many in restored teak houses with courtyard gardens — at prices that make Bangkok look expensive.
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Siripanna Villa Resort & Spa, Chiang Mai

De Lanna Hotel Chiang Mai

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Frequently Asked Questions
Where should I stay in Chiang Mai?
The Old City is best for temples and budget stays. Nimmanhaemin suits those who want cafes, nightlife, and modern hotels. The Riverside area is romantic and quieter. Doi Suthep road properties offer mountain views but require transport into town.
How much do Chiang Mai hotels cost?
Chiang Mai is one of Thailand's best value destinations. Guesthouses start at 300-500 THB, solid mid-range hotels run 800-1,500 THB, and luxury boutique stays average 2,500-5,000 THB. This is roughly 30-40% less than comparable quality in Bangkok.
When should I avoid booking hotels in Chiang Mai?
Mid-February to April is the burning season — smoke from agricultural fires reduces air quality significantly. Hotel rates drop, but visibility and outdoor enjoyment suffer. November to February is peak season with the best weather but highest rates.