Chiang Mai Hotels and Travel Guide

The River Ping is a lot like Chiang Mai: leisurely, beautiful and relaxing. Traditional wooden houses line the banks, boutique stalls stocked with tribal antiques are common and large restaurants serve some of the finest Thai cuisine in the city. Read More...

 Defined as the area in and around the moat, the Old City retains an antiquated ambiance with tree lined avenues, an artistic vibe and stunning temples at every turn. Read More...

The old centre of Chiang Mai is one of the liveliest parts of the city, with plenty of great Thai and international restaurants to suit all budgets.   Read More...

Central Airport Plaza Chiang Mai is the place to go for international brands and is also a good stop off point for last-minute souvenirs. Read More...

Surrounded by the city walls, this was once all that existed of Chiang Mai, and it’s where you can find many of the most popular sights including temples, museums and galleries. Read More...

Dada Kafe in Chiang Mai is a favourite amongst visitors and it’s not just because they have a list of fresh fruit smoothies as long as your arm. They also serve delicious Thai and international dishes that err on the right side of healthy. Read More...

Make your visit to Chiang Mai an unforgettable experience, with a stay at a hotel or resort conveniently located for exploring the city's many magical highlights. Read More...

Part of the fun in Chiang Mai is getting lost and embarking on a voyage of discovery. Explore the streets around Chiang Mai City, Night Bazaar and the Riverside, for a start. Read More...

Chiang Mai's spectacular scenery offers endless adventure options. Make the most of your visit with an organised tour that takes all the hassle out of travelling. Read More...

Always a favourite among local and international visitors, Chiang Mai's scenic mountain terrain - combined with historical and cultural sites - is a pleasure to explore. Read More...

Chiang Mai nightlife can be whatever you want it to be, the city offers a broad scope of drinking and dancing options but for the most part live music venues have the monopoly. Read More...

Home to the famous Night Bazaar, Chiang Mai is a shopper's paradise where quality crafts - teak wood furniture, arts, Thai silk - are available at amazingly affordable prices. Read More...

Chiang Mai has great food and fantastic shopping, but its lofty peaks, lush forests and mighty rivers offer a wealth of opportunities for outdoor pursuits. Read More...

Chiang Mai - one of the most relaxing places on the planet. Read up on practical travel information, weather, local festivals and essential tips before you actually arrive. Read More...

From hole-in-the-wall roadside eateries to romantic riverside restaurants serve up a variety of northern specialties and western fare that never cease to please. Read More...

Our interactive map displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant pages. Read More...