Top Hotels Near Tham Chiang Dao in Chiang Dao from NZ$57

"The room was spotless and spacious with a very comfortable mattress and pillows. The view, the stars and breakfast was top notch."

"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!"

"It was good, if you are looking for a place to disconnect and hear the nature sounds all night, I love it."

"Everything is good! Absolutely all staffs have special kindness!"

"Quick checkin with clean and tidy rooms, two well maintained pools. Breakfast was nice. Overall a great place to spend a few days. "

"A very calm and designed garden hotel. Very impressive. A good choice in Chiang Dao. "

"Set in the countryside of Chiang Dao, very peaceful and beautiful resort surrounded by nature. In a good location to get to other places, and very good food at the restaurant."

"Beautiful mountains ⛰️ view love it here "

"I booked standard rooms but found out there are small rooms (and were designed for accompanied people such as tour guides or drivers). Our rooms are hidden at the backyard and we can't see any view from the room. One of the room we book doesn't even have windows (it's only small air vent inside the room, not really what you can call windows.) You should book other type of rooms in order to get appropriate room type for your vacation (i.e. rooms in bungalow style houses).May be it's because I...

"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."