Chiang Mai accomodations
Apr 30th, 2006, 08:09 AM
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Amora Tapae ( used to by Rydges , 3 star) is about USD 48 but they also have this great stay 3 nights but only pay for 2 nights, also free airport transfer, so if you stay 3 nights it costs just about 96 bucks including tax/service/breakfast, so works out around USD 32 a night !
3 nights is what many would spend in CM so it's good value.
There are quite a few others but for location and that great 3 for 2 deal it's very good value
3 nights is what many would spend in CM so it's good value.
There are quite a few others but for location and that great 3 for 2 deal it's very good value
May 1st, 2006, 04:26 PM
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Thanks for the feedback all.
I'm booking tina & Lucilla into the Amora Tapae for 1 week and am going to let them decide the second week when they get there...
I agree that the Baan Orapin looks fantastic and has excellent reviews all the way around. By comparison the AT is basic but the pool is a real sell. They are Brasilian so they know what tropical weather is like and a pool is pretty much mandatory. Maybe if we take another trip to Thailand we can stay at BO...
Lloyd
I'm booking tina & Lucilla into the Amora Tapae for 1 week and am going to let them decide the second week when they get there...
I agree that the Baan Orapin looks fantastic and has excellent reviews all the way around. By comparison the AT is basic but the pool is a real sell. They are Brasilian so they know what tropical weather is like and a pool is pretty much mandatory. Maybe if we take another trip to Thailand we can stay at BO...
Lloyd
May 1st, 2006, 09:51 PM
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I think after a long hard day at their massage school they will want a dip in a cool pool! We have stayed at Amora Tapae in its previous incarnation as Rydges and it was fine - clean and no problems with service.
May 3rd, 2006, 08:35 AM
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We combined tamarind village in Chiang Mai-city with a few days outside chiang mai, in the jungle (doing lot's of relaxing/enjoying beautifull views and all the nature things like waterfalls, elephant riding, mountainbiking etc.): check out www.baanrailanna.com. Really beautifull small and new resort with great pool. Reviews from more visitors at www.tripadvisor.com
