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"Really nice hotel with nice ambience, well appointed, good breakfast buffet, and friendly helpful staff."

"Amazing hotel in what felt like a more local part of Chiang Mai. The staff was incredibly helpful and kind, which made the stay so much better! Would love to come back here."

"Room very clean Staff friendly polite and welcoming"

"Very neat and clean. Conveniently located close to night markets and eateries. Would recommend staying here."

"Great location and nice staff "

"The staff was friendly. The decor was authentic and clean. The little details were beautiful. The rooms are beautiful and spacious. Breakfast was tasty and the pool was refreshing. The only downside was the gym but that would not stop me from coming back. We had a lovely stay and I would highly recommend!"

"This resort is stunningy, the pool and services were brilliant, massages were relaxing and deck one breakfast was delicious. Highly recommend this resort. "

"Wonderful staff and service. The rooms were gorgeous."

"Beautiful property with excellent staff"

"Great location "

"Room very clean and stop really friendly"

"Very courteous and help staff, rooms and amenities were as required "

"One of my favourite places to stay in Chiang Mai. Excellent staff and services. "

"Excellent service, friendly staff. Beautiful location. Dinners were great but the breakfast egg dishes can improve substantially."

"Really wonderful hotel with superb service. Toto was excellent and arranged meals and excursions for us. Thoroughly enjoyed our time there and I’m sure we’ll be back!"

"Beautiful property with a pool. Good buffet breakfast. Very accommodating staff. Great location."

"The staff was friendly and accommodating."

"This is a good hotel"

"Rooms were large! Pool was small but nice to lounge in. The property is quite close to multiple night markets and like 60 temples. I paid for taxi pickup/return and breakfast with the room, both of which were quite good. A small way to improve breakfast might be to have some small signage for the dishes that may be unfamiliar to foreigners- I saw a few people who didn’t know what congee was for example."