Phumanee Lahu Home Hotel Reviews

The air conditioner is satisfying, the bed is soft, the water is strong, and the staff are good. Delicious breakfast, tea and coffee provided. This price is considered a great value. Location is very good. Came back for the second time and recommended friends to stay as well.

The hotel is in the middle of the city, convenient to travel, near the walking street, good price.

Retro style hotel Decorated with classic bamboo. There are standard room equipment. Near delicious restaurants The staff greeted us with kindness. There is breakfast at each place. It's delicious and gives me energy to go to work.

Rooms start on the second floor. The lights in the room are a bit dim. There are no mosquito screens. When evening comes, the windows must be closed. The stairs are quite high and steep and may not be suitable for the elderly or those with knee problems.

Clean, good service, convenient

The accommodation is quite okay. Good service staff

Overall good, right next to the air conditioner, very loud. So loud that I couldn't sleep.

I had high hopes because there was a hot spring ♨ nearby and it was listed as a spa, but it was not actually in operation. I waited for a while at the restaurant attached for dinner, but there was no explanation that it was closed unless I asked. The set breakfast porridge was delicious.

Good service staff

The air conditioner is quite old. The staff tried to find a new room, but the air conditioner was not as good as in many rooms, understanding that it had been in service for a long time. It's probably time to change, but the school refuses to fix it. So I asked for a fan too, so I could fix it to some extent. Wish there was better mosquito control. Which in the room there are mosquitoes as well

The staff are lovely and considerate.

We really enjoyed our stay at the Lahu home hotel. We stayed for two nights as a family in mid July 2024. While the rooms are fairly basic, they are comfortable and clean. What makes the stay special is the staff and the connection to the local Lahu people. This makes the stay so much more special. We had an amazing day trekking from the waterfall to one of the hill villages, picking and roasting our own tea and enjoying a traditional Lahu lunch in their home. The staff were amazing and couldn’t have been friendlier. We also thought the food on the hotel was excellent and really enjoyed making our own papaya salad. Sad to say goodbye after less than 2 days.

We loved our stay here. Staff are extremely friendly and we had a superb day with a tribal family in the mountains , cooking a meal and picking and processing tea. The homemade apricot spirit was also nice Local area has a few temples. There is a smart coffee shop and restaurant opposite and a friendly bar one block down. We coincided with the local weekly market which was fun to walk through . The thing that amazed us most though was the quality of the food served in the evening at the hotel - no menu but just exceptionally tasty small dishes with local specialties.. best meal we had in a month in Thailand!! Recommend this hotel and experience highly - well worth the diversion off the tourist trail !

I have been to visit hill tribe areas around Chiang Mai, but I found the Phumanee Hotel and Lahu village tour to be much superior. I recommend to contact the hotel to set up a tour package; it is worth the extra expense. The hotel owner gave us a talk about her Lahu family history and the village we were about to visit. We were driven up a winding route past orange orchards to the village at the end of the road near the Myanmar border. It got less developed and more wild as we travelled further. In the village, helped prepare a meal at a village home, picked, dried and rolled out tea leaves, watched a basket weaving demonstration at another house. It was a lovely relaxed village up in the mountains. On the way back was a stop at a refreshing waterfall. If arranged, the hotel has two lovely set dinners; they were wonderful. They also setup a Thai cooking experience for us at the hotel. Our room at the hotel accommodated our family of four, so I was happy not to be split up. The hotel doesn't look impressive on the outside, but it more than makes up with the hostess, village tour, food, and hospitality.