Hotel berdekatan Taman Negara Chiang Dao

"DO NOT STAY AT THIS HOTEL! BEWARE! Had to drive 1.5 hours on a motoscooter back to Chiang Mai at 1:30am because the rooms are infested with GIANT ants in the beds, and hundreds of small ants in the bathroom. They tried to move us to a different room and right when I walked in a giant ant crawled across the pillow on the bed.They offered to place me in a "different area/room", if i paid them more money! They essentially tried to extort money out of me just so I could have a non- infested hotel...

"A bit disappointed with my stay. I was basically the only person there for my stay, but the staff was nowhere to be found on many occasions, and they were not very helpful with transportation anywhere outside of the hotel. It felt very inconvenient to leave, forcing you to only use the amenities they offered (food and spa services). Not the worst stay but definitely not the best. "

"I love it! Clean ,Quiet , near nature "

"A wonderful rustic retreat after Chiang Mai. The grounds are a riot of orchids and flowering plants with a plunge pool and stargazing platform, The mountain towers one side and it is super quiet. Our room was clean, comfortable and Malee and Kurt werevery hospitable. Kurt guided us on an amazing (and rigorous) hike. "

"Very nice, modern clean rooms. Great parking and very helpful staff. The view of the mountains is fabulous from the balcony. I’ve stayed here many times."

"Nice property and staff!"

"Bed on the floor? Very decor, but brutal to get up from. No usable chair Otherwise, a beautiful property, excellent staff , I’m decent restaurant. The location is great."

"Nice and laidback resort, with good parking facilities. Spectacular view to Doi Luang Chiang Dao. Our room was big and have big balcony, and access to edge pool. Hugh bathroom. "

"Mini getaway from Chiang Mai in the rural tranquillity of Takita. Enormous, beautifully appointed rooms. overlooking rice paddis. All staff were very professional and helpful.. The view of the mountains were spectacular, watching the cloud formations."