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Simply AMAZING!!! This Thai manor functions as a boutique hotel in which rooms can be booked individually, but through Airbnb, our large group essentially rented the entire place (even though we did not use all available rooms). Location: The hotel is situated in a quiet neighborhood and though some restaurants and shops are within a 10–15-minute walk, old town Chiang Mai is about a 15-minute car ride away. Transport: A free shuttle is provided 3x a day and should be requested 30 minutes in advance. Return is simple & inexpensive via taxi, tuk tuk or Grab (Thai Uber – available through an app). Arrival: Transport to and from the airport was provided. We were greeted in the main lobby with cool cloths and chilled butterfly flower tea before being shown around. Slip-ons are best as guests must leave their shoes at the entrance and wear the slides provided to walk the remainder of the hotel. Hotel-provided slides are removed & left at the door prior to entering each room. Rooms: There is a quiet central koi pond around which several rooms are located; rooms on the second floor overlook the central pond. There is also a more private 2-room suite tucked in a corner on the second floor – like a mini-apartment with 2 completely separate rooms connected by a short hallway and more isolated from the main area. Each room is uniquely stunning and has its own special appeal (from massive bathroom suites to private verandas to large soaking tubs). Apple TV is available for those with a subscription. Snacks, coffee and bottled water are provided in each room and are refreshed daily. The beds are large and extremely comfortable (on the firm side which is our preference). Most, if not all, rooms had king size beds though the Airbnb description lists them as double. There are roosters on the adjacent property at the far end of the koi pond so if the early morning noise will bother you, choose a room on the opposite end – though the crowing couldn’t be heard inside the rooms. We personally loved this! Food: Breakfast is included, and it is requested that you place your order the night before. The menu includes waffles, pancakes, eggs, omelettes, fruit, Thai noodles and more, and the meal can be taken at any time of day. We sometimes had this meal for dinner when our tours left early in the day. A basket of hot breads (croissants, pastries, toast) is provided in addition to menu choices. There is coffee and several kinds of fresh juice too. We ate in a beautifully appointed seating area next to the koi pond, but staff readily accommodated us when we wanted to move to the indoor piano bar on chilly January mornings. Spa: We made much use of the spa area including steam room and sauna as well as booking massage therapists through the hotel. Though more expensive than local street massage facilities, these therapists were extremely professional and some of the best we have had in Thailand so worth the extra money. Plus, they come to you, so you can stumble out

We traveled there with a fear that the hotel may not be as nice as the other Four Seasons hotels we have visited in the past. But we got there and got amazed of how the hotel is. The hotel is built around a lake. On a side of the lake there are sone rice plantation. The rooms are all around the lake and the plantation but hidden in a beautiful forest and gardens very well maintained. The hotel has, nearby the lake, an activities area including rice planting, pink buffalo bathing, pottery learning, etc. It makes you feel like you are living in a small thai village, in the middle of the nature (ok… luxury village in a luxury nature… ). The room is a “Four Seasons” room with a plus for the outside pavilion, high up from the ground and accesuble from the room through a bridge. All for the two of us to enjoy a drink and a cigar after the dinner right in the middle of the nature (luxury forest as previously mentioned…). So, you may see similar rooms in other hotels but domains as in the Four Seasons hotels you definately won find easily elsewhere. Even the pools were built by using green ceramic, so everywhere you look it is green. So relaxing for the eyes! Overall, it is hard to find the right words to describe the feelings this hotel gives you. If you are a traveler, you should not miss the Four Seasons Chiang Mai.

Because I saw this villa online and loved it so much, I decided to go to Chiang Mai for the May Day holiday. When I arrived at the hotel and saw our villa, I was not disappointed. The pool, restaurant and room were all comfortable and satisfactory. The staff was also very warm and polite. The refrigerator was always full every day and I couldn't finish it. Breakfast is probably the only thing that I think needs improvement. The menu is the same for four days, and it feels too monotonous in the next two days, but the taste is still very good. Before I went, I wanted to see an introduction to the surrounding environment but couldn't find it. I will say a few more words. The hotel is located 10-15 minutes away from the ancient city and Maya by car. There are many restaurants around the hotel. The ORB at the door of the hotel is also a treasure, but there is no 7-11 and Masha** at the door. We rented a car, so it feels convenient to travel. If you want to stay at home, you don't have to look for food in the hotel.

Best location, very private but with the sound of planes flying over.

booked for three days Booked two nights with Anantara Club and booked one night on Ctrip The hotel is near the ancient city of Chiang Mai and shares the garden with Anantara Hotel Travel is very convenient, room facilities are complete Suitable for families with two children. Chiang Mai is beautiful. I will come again next time

My family could not have asked for a better experience. Toto (our butler) and Ann (the general manger) helped make our trip especially memorable. Our kids loved Toto and continue to tell his jokes. Ann keeps a keen eye on this property, always looking to improve. Only 30 rooms allows for a quaint and serene rest. The rooms are large and comfortable. Easy distance to the walled city. The 137 pillars staff ensure a seamless stay.