Olivier Boutique Home Stay

Incredible Hotel and such attention to detail throughout. The rooms are high class and very unique. The owners are lovely and so friendly and helpful and they even invited me to a Thai temple ceremony which I will never forget. If you want a place to stay in Chiang Mai this is the place, unique and very beautiful 10/10 ❤️

We stayed at Olivier boutique and also ate at the french restaurant in the hotel. A 7 course French diner. It was delicious! A good french kitchen in Asia is not easy to find but we found it. Really recommend it. Also very nice people here, they serve you with a big smile.

I regret trusting the ‘good reviews’ about this place. There were no blinds on the bathroom windows, so anyone from the street below could see in. I had to hang up a towel just to cover the window. The receptionist came to take a look and she asked if I wanted to change rooms, but at that point it was easier to just stick with the towel covering instead of dragging all my bags to another floor. The receptionist barely spoke a word of English, so it proved very difficult to communicate or have any questions answered. The circular bed may look cool, but if you’re over 170cm your feet will be hanging off the end. It’s certainly not big enough to accommodate two people comfortably. The room is very dark, even when all the lights are on. The front desk was empty and there was nobody on site after about 9:30pm. I’d paid more for the room with a spa bath, but it was impossible to use- there’s only 2 buttons, one to turn the light on and the other to change the colour. There was no way to turn on the air jets. I went downstairs to try & find someone for help but as already mentioned, the place was ghostly empty. The bathroom wasn’t very clean- there were marks on the wall. The shower’s hot & cold functions were the wrong way round. In the morning there was even a dead cockroach outside my door.