Hotels near Nakornping Bridge, Chiang Mai
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9.0/10
Great447 reviews0.27km from Nakornping Bridge
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8.0/10
Very Good325 reviews0.14km from Nakornping Bridge
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Very Good391 reviews0.84km from Nakornping Bridge
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9.5/10
Amazing
在在台灣打枱的女孩The hotel staff is the friendliest I have encountered in visiting hotels in many countries. Everyone is very kind, even the security brother is very nice. When I come back at night and the lights are dim, he will take the initiative to lead the way into the hotel lobby. He also worked hard and often helped us get takeout (＞^ω^＜) The check-in process was very relaxing, and there were welcome drinks upon check-in. My friend also said that the hotel breakfast tasted very good and the overall environment was very clean, making it feel more like being integrated into nature. The only complaint is that it is very close to the airport and there are occasional airplane noises at night. The convenience store is about 3,400 meters from the hotel. It's not far, but you should be careful at night as the street lights are dim.
9.4/10
Amazing
AAnonymous UserA very exotic experience. The suite and public areas were well integrated.
The architecture was elegant, with plenty of wood throughout the interior.
The bathroom reminded me of a summer on the Champs-Élysées.
The service was consistently excellent, especially from the butlers, Tucky and May. The 7 Series that picked me up was in very good condition.
While not as readily available as Aman after landing, it still provided great convenience.
The cooking class and spa are also worth experiencing.
The only downside was that our large European family with children was extremely noisy, and the hotel didn't intervene, resulting in noise pollution in both the rooms and public areas.
9.2/10
Great
GGuest UserThe hotel is quite new, and the room is pretty spacious. The rooftop pool is great; my child loved watching the planes while swimming, which made them very happy. Breakfast was also abundant. It offers excellent value for money, and the bed is very comfortable. Out of the three hotels I stayed at, this one is the most highly recommended.
9.1/10
Great
IilovetravelyeahhIt’s lovely to have a fully vegan resort. The property was very clean, the food was excellent, and I absolutely loved the breakfast. The breakfast buffet chef is fantastic, as is the chef at Moreganic, the main restaurant. I genuinely enjoyed all the food and loved feeling safe knowing everything was vegan.
What could have been better was the overall hospitality vibe. Many of the staff we interacted with felt quite disinterested and not particularly warm or welcoming. There were some standouts – Orn, Kham, and another staff member who was always smiling (I didn’t catch his name) – but most others felt lacklustre. On several occasions we went downstairs and were not greeted at all, even though staff were sitting at the desk.
There was also background music on repeat – a very short piano loop (around 15 seconds) that played continuously from around 6am until night in the breakfast and common areas. It became quite overwhelming over time and is unfortunately very memorable.
The room itself was lovely and very clean, however housekeeping was inconsistent on two days of our six-night stay. One day, when we had the eco card on the bed (meaning no fresh sheets), the beds weren’t made at all. Another day, my kids’ beds were only half-done with a quick fold at the end. Generally housekeeping was good otherwise. Different housekeepers rotating I think.
The air conditioning units had visible mould on the flap, which I wiped off myself. This raised concerns about whether there may also be mould inside the unit. There was a slightly musty smell in my room (we had two rooms). Luckily, as it was winter, we mostly used the fan, but this does need addressing.
English proficiency among staff was quite limited overall. Orn was great, but in general communication was difficult. I noticed this at another hotel in Chiang Mai as well, so it may not be specific to this resort.
On the positive side: the small gym was excellent and open 24 hours, with clean air conditioning. The bathroom had a great toilet bottom-wash-hose with good pressure, clean towels and sheets, bathrobes, a chain lock on the door for extra security, and a filtered water station.
Would we stay again? Probably not. The main reason we chose this resort was the vibe – friendliness and feeling taken care of – but it felt more like a serviced apartment where you provide your own hospitality, apart from the restaurants and generally good (but inconsistent) housekeeping. That said, it is aesthetically beautiful, and being able to eat anything without concern was a huge plus.
It would also be great to have hotel transport available during the day, not just for airport transfers, so guests can move around in a trusted vehicle. The airport pickup could have been more welcoming and smiling and the wai.
The food is exceptional. Moreganic is often empty, likely because prices are around 60% higher than local restaurants, but we really enjoyed our meals there, at breakfast, and via room service. The app-based room service worked very well and delivery was fast.
I noticed the pool-access rooms and feel they lack privacy, as other pool guests can sit right outside. My jacuzzi jets also didn’t work.
I don’t enjoy giving critical feedback, but I didn’t receive a post-stay feedback email, so this felt like the appropriate place to share it. With staff warmth improved, housekeeping consistency tightened, the music changed, and maintenance issues addressed, this would easily be a full-star stay for me. A fully vegan resort is truly special and unique, and the concept is wonderful.
We stayed about 26 days after the Queen’s passing, which may have influenced the atmosphere.
P.S. There are some lovely temples nearby, including Wat Mahawan, and others just across the road. All are about a three-minute walk from the resort. There’s also a great jewellery store close by called “I Do I Design.”
9.1/10
Great
AAnonymous UserThe facilities are quite new, and there's a small pool on the first floor. Many Chinese tourists stay here. Across the street, you'll find a convenience store, a night market, and a laundry shop. You can rent a car right across the road, which is super convenient. There's also a massage place just a few steps away. It's about 5 kilometers from the Old City and 2 kilometers from Nimman Road. A taxi from the airport costs around 50 baht, and it's right next to the main entrance of Chiang Mai University. Overall, it's pretty good.
9.0/10
Great
GGuest UserI liked moose hotel quite modern and nice just a couple of small things bathtub shower? No one likes these I’m over 50 not as stable as I used to be and these thing are not fun
Also only one lift for medium size hotel waiting times for lift can be a little long
Finally would be nice to have carpet in the rooms the fake timber was extremely slippery again not fun
Rooftop bar very nice
Otherwise, it was a very pleasant Hotel Would I go again yes but maybe in a different room
9.0/10
Great
GGuest UserThe natural environment is so good here that there were bugs and geckos right on the room's balcony. Like, a whole row of them 😭😭 I was genuinely terrified. I was so scared at the time that I didn't take any pictures. Later, I passed by the common area and saw another one perched there. The key thing is that the geckos' color is very similar to the hotel's decor. I'm so lucky I didn't get a chance to sit on the balcony sofa, otherwise, if I had touched one, I really would have had insomnia for days 😢.
The staff came to deal with it, but they just sprayed something quickly. The gecko was back within 2 minutes. I was genuinely worried I'd be sleeping with geckos in the middle of the night~
After checking into the room and staying for about two hours, I immediately booked another hotel in the city center. Personally, I'm really afraid of small animals. Mainly, I don't know if they carry germs. I ended up coming back early the next morning to pack my luggage. 😢😢😢😣😣😣
9.0/10
Great
GGuest UserI love creating reviews and social content — especially about ryokan-style stays and onsen experiences. There may be more ryokans in Thailand now, but when a friend recommended Chez Nij Ryokan Onsen, I was genuinely impressed from the moment I arrived.
The blend of Thai, Japanese, and French influences is beautifully unique. Even more special is the history — this was once the residence of the former Governor of Chiang Mai. The house is filled with antiques, charm, and character. Stepping inside feels warm, welcoming, and truly homely. The owner, a doctor and grandson of the former governor, personally cares for guests and shared meaningful stories about the residence — an honor I won’t forget.
Location-wise, it’s peaceful yet convenient. Nimmanhaemin Road is only 8 minutes away, perfect for dining and shopping. Even returning around 1 AM, the owner and night manager were still there to welcome me. The alley is well lit, quiet, and safe, with another hotel and a tennis court next door. A 7-Eleven is just a 5-minute walk away on the main road.
I stayed in the Studio Room with onsen access — incredibly private and peaceful. The tatami design is beautiful, the bed unbelievably soft, and the air quality excellent (my usual dust allergies improved after just one night). The complimentary minibar was a lovely bonus. Direct onsen access from the room is available in the morning only. During female and male sessions, the private door is securely locked and entry is through the changing room — a very safe and thoughtful system.
The open-air onsen is stunning — inspired by the winter sea of Hokkaido and said to be one of the largest in Chiang Mai. Cleanliness and hygiene standards are outstanding. The mineral water left my skin noticeably smoother and deeply hydrated, unlike other onsens I’ve tried. The schedule is very well organized, with separate time slots and thorough cleaning between sessions. I checked in at 3 PM and immediately enjoyed the women’s session. After 5:30 PM, guests are asked to leave for routine cleaning and to dry off properly to prevent slipping — a clear reflection of their commitment to safety and hygiene. Soaking at 7:30 AM in the cool morning air truly felt like having a private hot spring.
Breakfast is served as a generous full set — so abundant I couldn’t finish it all — yet the staff still offered more. Everything was delicious, and the chef personally came to serve and chat, adding such a thoughtful touch. In the evening, a complimentary mini tea set (9–10 PM) made the stay even more charming.
I wrote this from the heart to reflect the genuine care I received. It was absolutely worth it, and I’m so glad I followed my friend’s recommendation. I’ll definitely return to Chez Nij whenever I’m back in Chiang Mai.
8.3/10
Very Good
PPawee Bank NontamongkoltornStaff: Mostly friendly and professional, except few. I asked the female staff for early check-in and left my luggage at the designated place. Then, she said, “No, you have to wait until 14:00”. Immediately after her response, the male staff approached me and processed it. He also allowed me to change room without any charge and to store my luggage in the room, instead of the designated area.
Room: For those who like 80s-90s vibe, this is for you, and me too. The AC is loud and cleaned. The ceiling, on the other hand, has strains from water. The curtain has a strain that looks like either blood or coffee. The wall looks unpolished, creating a running down impression of the hotel. The socket, TV, lift, and fridge are functional, fortunately. 2 bottles of water are set by the hotel standard. Please clean up those strains and walls.
Bathroom: It contains dusts on the ventilation fan’s cover. There is mold strain on the wall that could be mistaken as black mold initially. Please clean up it as it could evolve to such in the future.
Location: Not far away from the pubs, so music can get loud inside the room as it has poor soundproof. Unless you don’t mind the sound, or want to stay away from the city centre, go for it.
7.7/10
Good
EEy RonDorm room can be improved. My bed was stiff. Our bunker gets noisy with slight movement. Air-conditioning is fixed to one side. But the staff are friendly and there's swimming pool.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best hotels in Chiang Mai?
From business trips to holiday stays, Chiang Mai offers a wide selection of popular hotels to suit every need. B2 Grand Nimman Premier Hotel (from € 22), R2 Hotel Chiangmai (from € 16) and B2 Resort Boutique & Budget Hotel (from € 12) are excellent options for your stay.
What are the best family-friendly hotels in Chiang Mai?
Families visiting Chiang Mai often prefer hotels like Yun Zhi Shang Hotel · Zero Villa Hotel (Chiang Mai Tha Phae Gate Branch) (from € 74) and Moon Castle six-bedroom villa (from € 566), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
What are the best pet-friendly hotels in Chiang Mai?
Kyoto Great Hotel (from € 25), Windsor Garden House Chiangmai (from € 12) and A Day Villa Chiangmai (from € 26) are pet-friendly. Enjoy a stay with your pets!
What are the best sap hotels in Chiang Mai?
Planning a relaxing trip? Staying at a spa hotel can make your experience even more enjoyable. Stay with Nimman Chiang Mai (from € 35), Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai (from € 29) and Holiday Garden Hotel & Resort (from € 22) are great choices for spa hotels offering quality services.
Which hotels in Chiang Mai provide fitness facilities?
Stay with Nimman Chiang Mai (from € 35), Travelodge Nimman (from € 33) and Moose Hotel Nimman (from € 45) offer fitness facilities to help you stay active while away from home. Keep up with your fitness routine even when traveling!
Which hotels in Chiang Mai have the best breakfast?
U Nimman Chiang Mai (from € 77), The Grand Chaiyapruek Nimman Chiang Mai - Free Airport Shuttle (from € 21) and Melia Chiang Mai (from € 103) provide a tasty breakfast to help you get going.
What are the best luxury hotels in Chiang Mai?
Chiang Mai offers a variety of popular luxury hotels, each with unique styles, top-tier amenities, and exceptional experiences. U Nimman Chiang Mai (from € 77), The Grand Chaiyapruek Nimman Chiang Mai - Free Airport Shuttle (from € 21) and Melia Chiang Mai (from € 103) are highly regarded luxury hotels for a truly exceptional experience.
Which hotels in Chiang Mai are good for couples?
When heading to Chiang Mai, couples often choose to stay at Hotel Hommtown Chiang Mai - Adult Only (from € 57) and Arun Dara Villa (from € 79).
Which hotels in Chiang Mai have swimming pools?
B2 Resort Boutique & Budget Hotel (from € 12), Stay with Nimman Chiang Mai (from € 35) and Travelodge Nimman (from € 33) are great choices for hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to relax by the pool and make the most of your stay.
What are some good hotels near Old City in Chiang Mai?
For Chiang Mai hotels near Old City, many travelers recommend Arun Khiri Chiang Mai Hotel (from € 61), 99 the Gallery Hotel (from € 19) and SK House 2 (from € 17) for their great location and service.
What are the must-visit spots in Chiang Mai?
Which neighborhoods in Chiang Mai are best for tourists to stay in?
Popular areas highly recommended by visitors to Chiang Mai include Huay Kaew, Night Bazaar Area and Nimmanhaemin Road Area.
What’s the average hotel price in Chiang Mai this weekend?
The average prices for hotels in Chiang Mai this weekend are as follows:
3-star hotels: € 70
4-star hotels: € 147
5-star hotels: € 463
3-star hotels: € 70
4-star hotels: € 147
5-star hotels: € 463
What are the best budget-friendly hotels in Chiang Mai?
Popular affordable hotels in Chiang Mai include Duangtawan Hotel Chiang Mai, Stay with Nimman Chiang Mai and H Flora Hotel.
How much do hotels in Chiang Mai usually cost on weekdays?
On average, hotel prices in Chiang Mai on weekdays are approximately:
3-star hotels: € 70
4-star hotels: € 145
5-star hotels: € 459
3-star hotels: € 70
4-star hotels: € 145
5-star hotels: € 459
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