"Honestly, I didn’t know what to expect. The only camp I have ever stayed in was Africa and it crazy expensive. Here we stayed 3 nights. The tent was super comfortable. The food was delicious and decent selection of Thai and Western. The staff was wonderful…I miss their smiles already. "
"Honestly, I didn’t know what to expect. The only camp I have ever stayed in was Africa and it crazy expensive. Here we stayed 3 nights. The tent was super comfortable. The food was delicious and decent selection of Thai and Western. The staff was wonderful…I miss their smiles already. "
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Great hotel, really hospitable, English speaking staff especially Meen at the front desk and he also doubles as waiter, butler, food connoisseur, local expert, everything.
Breakfast, although vegetarian, was quite a good spread and yummy. Ground coffee and personal touches are what made this stay more than 5 stars.
Great hotel, really hospitable, English speaking staff especially Meen at the front desk and he also doubles as waiter, butler, food connoisseur, local expert, everything.
Breakfast, although vegetarian, was quite a good spread and yummy. Ground coffee and personal touches are what made this stay more than 5 stars.
The staff at the Amatalanna Village could not have been more helpful & the room was both luxurious & comfortable. Breakfast was served al fresco, which was a little chilly some mornings, (9 degrees one early start to the day) but this was more than made up for by food thst was served fresh & was of a great standard.
The only slight drawback to the stay was the location being a few miles away from the city centre & the need to use tuk tuk or uber to get anywhere. Heading out, the front desk...
The staff at the Amatalanna Village could not have been more helpful & the room was both luxurious & comfortable. Breakfast was served al fresco, which was a little chilly some mornings, (9 degrees one early start to the day) but this was more than made up for by food thst was served fresh & was of a great standard.
The only slight drawback to the stay was the location being a few miles away from the city centre & the need to use tuk tuk or uber to get anywhere. Heading out, the front desk...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed December 25, 2017Reviewed December 25, 2017
Central location. Just a few steps to the night bazaar and o ty her hot spots, friendly and helpful staff, full amenities.
The bed / mattress was quite incomfortable (very hard), no iron in room.
Central location. Just a few steps to the night bazaar and o ty her hot spots, friendly and helpful staff, full amenities.
The bed / mattress was quite incomfortable (very hard), no iron in room.
Sharifah
Reviewed September 22, 2019Reviewed September 22, 2019
I loved how they incorporated Lanna style into the architecture and decoration of each part of the hotel. Beds and pillows were so comfortable. Everything was just perfect. Staffs were very helpful and friendly. Thoroughly enjoyed my 5 nights stay at this hotel.
I loved how they incorporated Lanna style into the architecture and decoration of each part of the hotel. Beds and pillows were so comfortable. Everything was just perfect. Staffs were very helpful and friendly. Thoroughly enjoyed my 5 nights stay at this hotel.
Great stay. Excellent staff and ambiance . Takes you back in time and you feel like you are in a movie set. I encourage all to experience the hotel and its amenities. Staying at this hotel should be listed in the top 10 list of things to do in Chiang Mai.
Great stay. Excellent staff and ambiance . Takes you back in time and you feel like you are in a movie set. I encourage all to experience the hotel and its amenities. Staying at this hotel should be listed in the top 10 list of things to do in Chiang Mai.