Four Seasons hotels in Ban Dong Ma Tun

"This was an amazing hotel. We felt like we were island princesses among the flora and fauna. Every single view from this hotel looks like a National Geographic cover. The staff was also amazing. We went during low season and got a free upgrade to the white room with the pool which was amazing. They also automatically moved our checkin to a later time. The service was great and they were super helpful with organizing day trips and drivers. 10/10 recommend "

"Beautiful property! "

"I chose this property because they advertised they had an onsite restaurant and I could get meals. The restaurant was closed and there are limited food options in the area around the hotel. Staff professed to ‘not understand’ English when I tried to find out where I could get breakfast or a ride to town (about a 30 minute walk) - GRAB was non existent!"

"This property is maintained very well. Beds are comfortable and the breakfast is great. Good value "

"We enjoyed our stay here. Our cabin overlooked rice fields that was very pleasant, especially seeing farmers working in their fields. Lots of tour groups stay here so meal times can be busy. Breakfast buffet was extensive. We did not eat dinner here. The pool looked lovely especially at night time."

"The staff and stay was fantastic! The elephants seemed a bit bored and it felt like they needed more time spent or less…I’m not sure. For the price the stay and space was exquisite. I’m not sure what to feel about the elephants and the treatment of them."

"Close to nature and excellent service. "

"Outstanding hotel. Wonderful service, unique experience, gourmet food, personal touches everywhere. A must visit resort"

"We loved Bambuh Boutique! Small quiet property and the caretakers are very kind. Home cooked breakfast including home roasted coffee. Lovely big rooms and the AC worked well. Note that the location is not near anything and Chiang Rai in general is very spread out. We booked many Grabs to get around. Recommend hiring a driver for a day to see the temples, markets etc. "