Hotels Asia Thailand Chiang Mai

Lisu Lodge offers hill tribe holidays that include cultural and adventure experiences in Chiang Mai Province, northern Thailand. Named after the Lisu hill tribe village that is found near the lodge, the lodge is also part of a community-based project that aims to conserve the natural heritage of the hill tribes in Chiang Mai. The Lisu migrated from southern China and Tibet in the early 20th century.

Only an hours drive north of Chiang Mai, nestled in a rich green valley that time seems to have forgotten, is a Lisu tribal community that has managed to hold onto its cultural origins while benefiting from the progress of responsible tourism. Chiang Mai Airport is only about 1 hours drive (approximately 50 km) away.The lodge features 20 traditional hill-tribe pavilions. Safety equipment for outdoor activities are made available. The club resort also has a bar and a bicycle hire facility.The 20 units come with thatched roofs, bamboo walls, floor mats and modern comforts. They are equipped with electricity, fans, mosquito nets and comfortable bedding on the king-size beds. Each has an en suite private bathroom with hot water as well as terrace.Guests can pamper themselves with a massage treatment during their stay.À la carte breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided as specified in the package tour.Only 1 hour driving from Chiang Mai Airport.

Little Village Chiang Mai is a boutique resort consisting of 3 family bungalows in the nature just 15 minutes from the centre of Chiang Mai. All bungalows have a double room and a bunkbed a huge balcony and they all are build in traditional Thai style made from teakwood and raised 2 meters from the ground. Many family friendly facilities like bicycles for rent sport field trampoline good restaurant with Thai and Western food and a salt water swimming pool

Log Home Boutique is located in Chiang Mai 1.5 km from Wat Chedi Luang Temple. It features a restaurant an outdoor pool and air conditioned rooms with a private balcony. Wi Fi and parking are free.Overlooking the greenery cosy rooms at Log Home come with wooden interiors and flooring. Each is fitted with a cable TV and shower facilities. Bathrobes slippers and toiletries are included.To relax guests can play a game of pool. The hotel provides safety deposit boxes at the front desk. Travel and sightseeing arrangements can be made at the on site tour desk.Available for all day dining the open air restaurant serves a selection of Western and local dishes. Light snacks and refreshing cocktails are also available.

The hotel is popular with Asian markets looking to shop in Chiang Mai and with convention groups who are drawn to it because of its size and that varies from 20 to 3000 capacity. The hotel also offers a huge entertainment complex which includes a cinema, karaoke rooms, ten-pin bowling and an ice-rink. Rooms in the Huay Kaew Wing are small and with shower only. There is mini-bar and hairdryer in rooms. Furniture is mahogany toned. Deluxe rooms in the Doi Suthep Wing are large and similar, decorated in Thai northern style. All rooms have a separate living area. Bathrooms are average. Huay Kaew Wing has a restaurant which overlooks Doi Suthep Mountain. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served. The other 3 restaurants are located at Doi Suthep Wing. There is a restaurant which provides European breakfast, another provides Asian breakfast. Thai classical dance and shows are available on the 7th floor. The lobby of the Huay Kaew Wing (superior rooms) is on the 4th floor. This is medium sized, sparse and has a limited seating area. The Doi Suthep Wing (deluxe rooms) is, in contrast, an impressive 13 storey atrium open to the sky. It is extremely large with plenty of seating and Thai historic refreshment set aside.