Chiang Dao Hotels with Balcony

This hotel is hidden from view of the main road, once you turn in between the car workshop, you will see the hotel in the beginning of a rice field. The hotel include 4 storey of room and restaurant at the top for a beautiful view (but the lift only reach 4th floor) Swimming pool is on the ground floor but away from curious eyes of non guest, there are 2 function room and 3 nice cubicle for enjoying meal. Tips : There are 2 main view, 1 is facing rice field, the other facing the mountain. Choose your favourite but mainly sunset of mountain looks great.

Travel from Chiang Mai To travel to Ang Khan On the way, stop by Tham Luang Chiang Dao, the weather and people here are very charming. Visit the tree house on the way and going up to the top of Khao Luang, it is very beautiful. I want to have more time from 24 hours a day. Get off from Doi Luang and start hungry. Hungry is not shy to stop by A famous restaurant of Chiang Dao,Alaska Crab is very delicious. Start looking for accommodation Surf in Google, I found a resort named the same as Thong Shop. Take this one, convenient to travel. Aroma Resort Chiang Dao, when turning in and parked. Very nice receptionist. Beaming, the price is lovely, agreed, we got a room in the back zone. The younger staff took him to The room is the type I want. When I open the door, I'm right. Sleep well, the weather is so cool that you don't have to turn on the air conditioner to wake up. From the balcony in front of the room overlooking Doi Luang

Complete in one place, including accommodation, cafe, restaurant, and activities.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at The Campian, and it was an unforgettable experience. Here are the highlights: Unique Accommodation: The crystal bubbles are beautifully designed, allowing you to sleep under the stars while surrounded by nature. Each bubble is well-appointed, with comfortable beds and thoughtful amenities. Serenity and Seclusion: The property is incredibly quiet, making it perfect for a peaceful getaway. Waking up to the sound of birds and the sight of mist-covered mountains was magical. Stunning Views: The main mountain view is awe-inspiring. Whether you’re sipping coffee or stargazing, it’s a sight to behold. The open-air main hall offers panoramic views, creating a sense of connection with nature. Garden and Pool: The garden is meticulously maintained, providing a tranquil setting for relaxation. The pool is refreshing, especially on warm days. Attentive Staff: The staff members are friendly, accommodating, and genuinely care about your experience.

This was a lovely upscale little property--well-designed huts, garden, pool, open-air main hall and a good view of the main mountain. Very, very quiet. The young girls on the staff were eager to help, if not always able, and Nun, the bartender, made the most incredible cocktails I've ever had in my life. He serves half-a-dozen standard drinks (screwdriver, mojito, etc.) but the ingredients and mixing were really exquisite. My only complaints were with the location, which was close to the town rather than the mountain and entailed renting a bike (roads not biker friendly) or a songthaew (uncomfortable negotiations with drivers) to get out to the main attractions. Also, I wish there had been a masseuse on hand or on call. And the food really needs improvement! The breakfast was poor and the half-dozen dinner dishes only fair. A good chef and a masseuse would really elevate a place that already has a lot of potential.

The room is spacious, fully equipped, but the bed is not very satisfying because it is laid out like a mattress, no headboard, the pillow always slips out. There is a sauna in the room, the bathtub is very big, the food is delicious.

We stayed here for two nights and loved it. Guest cottages are tastefully scattered in lush tropical grounds. Some even have balconies over the water. If you want to get away from it all this is the right place. You will hear nothing but bird calls and the sound of the stream that runs through the property. There is a lovely swimming pool here and bikes are available free of charge. We spent a very enjoyable day exploring this beautiful area by bike and visiting Chiang Dao Cave. The on-site restaurant offers tasty food and the staff here are amazing and so helpful. They really go out of their way. Even picking guests up and dropping them back into town. I would highly recommend this resort.

Les roundhouses sont un ensemble de 4 cases rondes, en bord de colline, au centre d’un jardin luxuriant. La propriétaire, une thaï appelée Sue, a racheté le site il y’a quelques années Vous trouvez son téléphone et son e-mail sur le site internet de l’établissement. Nous avons réservé directement auprès d’elle, sans intermédiaire. Sue nous a contacté par Whatsapp la veille pour être sur d’être présente lors de notre arrivée (elle ne vit pas sur le site) Les roundhouses se situent en périphérie de Chiang Dao, à quelques minutes à pied du temple dans la grotte. Quelques commerces à proximité, reliés par une route non éclairée la nuit. Allez y avant le coucher du soleil ou louez le scooter propose par la propriétaire. Les restaurants ouverts le soir se situent à 2-3 km. Grab ne livre pas dans cette zone reculée. Si vous vous retrouvez affamé, coincé par la pluie, appelez Sue. Elle aura une solution pour vous. Si vous le pouvez, venez ici avec une bouteille de rouge et du saucisson, l’endroit aurait été parfait pour un apéro. En journée, magnifique vue depuis la chambre, en particulier celle située tout au nord du site. Les transats devant la maisonnette font face aux pics où se rencontrent nuages et forêt tropicale. Être en pleine nature a son revers. Les moustiquaires bloquent imparfaitement l’entrée des nuisibles. La petite fenêtre à l’est de la chambre ne ferme qu’en 3 points sur 4. La porte séparant la chambre de la salle de bain en plein air présente des brèches si grandes qu’un gecko y est entré. Prévoyez un anti-moustique à base de DEET et brûlez les encens insecticides fournis avec la chambre. Grand lit, chambre spacieuse. Le porte-manteau à droite de la porte de la salle de bain menace de se détacher. L’évacuation de la douche est pratiquement bouchée. La fraîcheur des montagnes permet de vivre sans Airco, mais les couettes fournies avec le lit restent trop chaudes pour l’été. Des draps auraient été plus agréables. Aucun bruit humain lorsqu’il fait noir, mais le coassement constant des grenouilles, interrompus de temps en temps en temps par les hurlements de chiens errants. Il ne nous ont nullement empêchés de dormir, le chant des grenouilles est facilement couvert par celui du ventilateur. Vous serez réveillés par la lumière du jour. Je vous conseille donc de prendre le petit déjeuner tôt. Celui-ci et constitué de pain, d’œuf sur le plat, de fruits et d’une salade avec une sauce cacahouète. Sans oublier de véritables croissants que Sue va chercher à Chiang Mai. Thé, café, biscuit et Muesli disponible 24/24.