Baan Orapin unavailable, any other Chiang Mai suggestions?
May 19th, 2007, 05:00 AM
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Baan Orapin unavailable, any other Chiang Mai suggestions?
Baan Orapin confirmed vedette's assertion that they require a 4 night stay. Since we don't have that much time, I could use a few other suggestions. I was looking at the River Ping Palace, Field Village, and Romyen Garden Resort, but they all seem to be far from the city. Is this typical? Is there some place in town that has some character and charm we might want to consider?
May 19th, 2007, 07:30 AM
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Tri Ya Na Ros is another option. Very nice, although the rooms are a bit small. They're right outside the old city, in a relatively un-touristed part of town, but still very close to a lot of shops and restaurants.
My personal review of the hotel is here:
http://thailandforvisitors.com/north.../colonial.html
My personal review of the hotel is here:
http://thailandforvisitors.com/north.../colonial.html
May 19th, 2007, 11:39 AM
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We'd like to stay for under $100 if that's possible. I also was looking at Fern Paradise- it looks interesting!
Am I correct in thinking that most of the
more traditional "Lanna" style places to stay are outside of the city? How easy/difficult is it to get into the city if you stay on the outskirts in the evening?
Am I correct in thinking that most of the
more traditional "Lanna" style places to stay are outside of the city? How easy/difficult is it to get into the city if you stay on the outskirts in the evening?
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