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Jomkitti Boutique Hotel
"Great place to stay, beds a little firm but okay. Good location for walking around the old city Staff were very friendly"
Dusit Princess Chiang Mai
"Room was spacious and clean. We appreciated the complementary fruit and a personal message from the hotel, welcoming us. Bathroom could be upgraded. The shower is in the bathrub"
Shangri-La Chiang Mai
"My first time at shangri la. Amazing experience! Very kid friendly. Without prompting, the staff rolled in an extra kids bed and left kids toothbrushes in the bathroom. Real attention to detail. Highly reccomend!"
The Inside House
"I had yet another perfect stay at Inside House. This time, 7 nights. The staff is incredible in every area of the hotel. The rooms are pure escapes. The food and service in the restaurant, amazing. It’s my home away from home."
Art Mai Gallery Nimman Hotel
"Great location,great staff, will go back"
The Experience Walking Street Chiang Mai
"Great location, all walking spots on your doorstep. Staff were friendly and helpful and food was brilliant!"
Lanna Oriental Hotel
"Stayed in the Lanna Deluxe Room which was supposed to have a double bed but was a king!!!😃 Room and hotel were clean, bed was very comfortable, bathroom was big with a huge shower and room was very quiet. Pool was decent as well. We didn’t eat at the restaurant on site but rather ate at GoodSouls Restaurant which is a 3 minute walk and was better for us since we are plant based. Will definitely stay here again when we come back to Chiang Mai."
Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel
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U Nimman Chiang Mai
"Great location great people, assist me with advise and understood my gluten Allergy"
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Pocket Guide: Chiang Mai Province San Kamphaeng Hotels
San Kampaeng is a district to the east of Chiang Mai which is most famous for its silk umbrella industry and a wide selection of outlets selling lovely handmade jewellery and souvenirs. The district is also home to golf courses, a holy cavern complex and curative hot springs. Due to the diverse nature of San Kampaeng’s attractions it is a rare occurrence for tourists to pass up the chance of visiting.
Don’t MissThe so-called Handicraft Highway and Bo Sang Village are the most important of San Kampaeng’s tourism delights and only 12kms from central Chiang Mai. Heading away from the populated areas towards Mae On and its outdoor activities venues, the route passes the entry roads for Muang On Cave and San Kampaeng Hot Springs. The cavern complex features a long serpent-sided stairway and a large number of shrines. Two hot springs locations provide bathing in rejuvenating waters.
For golfers, the Chiang Mai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort boasts one of the best courses in the country and has stunning views from every fairway and green. In the Tonpao sub-district of San Kampaeng, a well-designed mini-golf course provides fun for the whole family. Wat Pa Tung is the finest of several Buddhist temples in this area of Chiang Mai province.
Restaurants and BarsEating options in San Kampaeng District are primarily limited to Thai cuisine although there is the occasional restaurant with an expatriate co-owner with Italian or Swiss dishes on the menu. The small restaurants serve the usual staples of noodle soups and rice dishes with spicy meat. Choosing a larger establishment usually provides more choice, with gourmet freshwater-fish dishes and other specialties available. Most eateries sell alcoholic drinks, but there are few bars in the vicinity.
ShoppingShopping is the principal reason many visitors travel to San Kampaeng and the choice of quality handmade articles is truly amazing. Products sold in San Kampaeng are generally cheaper and more varied than in Chiang Mai’s Night Bazaar or shopping malls. Silk parasols and fans with bamboo frames are the typical Bo Sang memento. Other excellent San Kampaeng souvenirs include celadon pottery jars, wood carvings, ornate lacquerware, silver jewellery and sa paper notebooks and greetings cards.