Mae Rim Hotels with Parking

It's an hour's drive from the city center, but if it's not your first time in Chiang Mai, you could definitely spend a day or two at this hotel; the scenery is absolutely beautiful! The resort is also huge, and there aren't many places to buy snacks or drinks here, so stock up in the city before you come. The bartender at the pool bar is very handsome! And the pool is stunning!!!

Great location (specifically for a romantic getaway in the mountains). Room was great overall (save for a the boiler heater slightly malfunctioning while heating up water) Staff was super friendly and helpful. Only remark that I have was that we were definitely overcharged for a meal that was offered to us (without specifying the price initially). I know also partially my mistake too, but just giving head-up for the future guests. Other than that, everything was great

This hotel offers a great view and is located in a quiet and romantic area. The weather in January is pleasant, making it an ideal spot for a couple. The breakfast menu features local cuisine, with generous portions and a wide variety of options. You might find yourself full by lunchtime.

My stay at Nai Ar Kaad in Chiang Mai was a wonderful and refreshing experience. The stunning mountain scenery was the true highlight — waking up to soft morning mist over the hills and the cool, peaceful atmosphere made every moment feel relaxing and special. The excellent service from the staff added greatly to the experience. They were consistently friendly, attentive, and helpful, ensuring everything was comfortable and smooth throughout my stay. Their genuine hospitality created a warm and welcoming environment. For anyone seeking a quiet retreat surrounded by nature, beautiful views, and caring service, Nai Ar Kaad is definitely a place worth visiting.

Here’s a polished version of your review: Strongly recommended for those who want a relaxing getaway and enjoy a Japanese-style staycation. We genuinely felt like we were in Japan, as the hotel is located at the end of a quiet village with no other houses nearby, creating a very peaceful atmosphere. The room we chose was perfect, with an amazing view that made the stay even more memorable. The staff were incredibly friendly, helpful, and welcoming throughout our visit. The dinner set was quite generous in portion, although the taste was fairly average for us, and the meat could have been better marinated. One thing to note is that the road leading to the hotel can be a little challenging and intimidating, especially for smaller vehicles. We were driving a 4x4, so it was manageable, but it’s worth keeping in mind before your trip. Overall, it was a unique and relaxing experience, especially for anyone looking to escape the city and enjoy a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature.

The accommodation is good, clean, and conveniently located (but be extra careful on the last turn). The service is friendly, making it suitable for those looking to relax and escape the city crowds. The food was surprisingly delicious, with congee, cheese sausages, toast, and orange juice all available.

Summary: We had a great stay here at SkyView Monjam! The house had all the amenities we needed for a relaxing stay, albeit certain obscure corners could be cleaned up better. The staff were excellent and took great care of us, providing us with good food and catering to our requests as much as possible. Would definitely come back again for a relaxing retreat! Cleanliness: Overall very clean, though certain areas that are more difficult to reach in general could see certain signs of nature. But those areas are not visible unless you purposely look into it, which won't affect your stay overall. Staff will ask if the house needs to be cleaned daily, then changes the bedsheets and covers if yes. So rest assured that the sheets are clean and fresh. Location: Not the most accessible, but that should be expected when you are booking this place since it is up in the mountain area. Driving takes at least 1 hour with confident driving skills on windy mountainous roads. The last 200m or so to the house is bumpy off-road tracks. Transportation to and fro can be requested to the staff and booked at least 1 day in advance for a fixed fee. Do not bother trying to get Grab/Bolt rides as the final fare will end up much higher due to rural location and road condition. In fact, why bother going out when you can relax in nature 😃 Service: Simply put, it was equivalent to a 5-star resort. The staff were very accommodating to our requests and timings, even waiting for us near past their working hours and our requested time to help prepare our dinner! Be rest assured that you will be well taken care of during the stay! Amenities: The MVP was the speaker provided, it stayed with us throughout our whole stay. Wifi was strong and readily available despite being in a less urban area. Shower water is fixed at a temperature as the hot water is boiled using gas, so any adjustments will require assistance from the staff to physically change the gas intake of the boiler. The air-conditioning is not the strongest at cooling the entire house, so a standing fan is provided to help circulate the cool air around. Other than utensils which can be requested from the staff, cooking appliances and tools are readily available.

Gorgeous place! We came for just one night to enjoy the view, and it was absolutely worth it. For dinner, we ordered shabu-shabu for 500 baht. There was a surprising amount of food (we foolishly ordered extra meat, knowing how small portions can be for this kind of food back in Russia), but you really don't need to – one portion is more than enough for two people. The only downside was at midnight (it might have started earlier, but I woke up at 12), karaoke started blasting across the whole mountain and went on until 1 AM. And when you're in a dome, you hear everything perfectly. Would I come back again? Yes, definitely! But next time, I'd choose a different type of room.

Views from the villa are amazing. It’s great that they include dinner and breakfast. I personally loved the karaoke machine. Can hear noise from events in neighborhood village but that might depend on the day. Amenities could be better, but overall I have no major complaints. Location is very remote but there is a local grocery store within walking distance, and the host also can arrange a ride for you back into the city.

I really enjoyed the Imperial Chiang Mai Resort's property. It has sprawling grounds with lots of beautiful flora and fauna. The trees are magnificent throughout lining the gardens. Waking in the morning is such a pleasure. A choir of birds is the soundtrack as the sun cracks through the trees. The air is lovely and smells like a forest. It is so quiet and tranquil. The room was a good size and so was the bathroom. Linen on the king size bed was smooth and soft. The bed was a little soft for my liking but really ok. Plenty of hot water. The room had a small terrace overlooking the garden. I had a great view of a huge mango tree , which is always full of birds. The room service and dining selection is quite good with a good variety of choices. The service is great. The staff are happy and you can feel the sincerity and care in their efforts. There are downsides to the hotel as lovely as it is. some of the amenities were lacking. The sauna wasn't working, the pool, which is a wonderful Olympic size, was being refurbished after my first week. The gym is very functional but it is quite old. One can still have a good workout. Tennis and pickleball and badminton lovers will be happy. There are great indoor and outdoor courts. The location is great if you want quiet and a little seclusion. It is however a good walk, nothing less than a couple km to the nearest convenience store. If you don't want to walk though quick trips are not so hard by taxi. The property is about 20 minutes away from Chiang Mai and I found it challenging at times to get a car to go out to the property. I was there primarily to cycle and had a great time as a result of the location, which is right of the major highway and cycling routes. I would definitely recommend it. Roland Andrade