Hotels near Si Phum, Chiang Mai

"Beautiful view from the window, a large bed, and excellent water pressure in the shower. On the downside: no soundproofing at all. I didn't sleep the entire week because the neighbors upstairs were stomping around, and people were swimming in the pool from early morning, and all of this was VERY audible. The pool was a bit dirty, the pillows were very uncomfortable, and our towels weren't changed nor was the trash emptied the whole week."

"For this trip to Chiang Mai, I chose this hotel primarily for its convenience. Given that my usual range of movement, even using songthaews, is within a 40-minute walk from here, the accessibility was excellent. There were also my favorite cafes and restaurants nearby, and this time I even found a 24-hour smoothie shop (about a 5-minute walk away). Although the hotel exterior shows its age, the interior and rooms were clean and comfortable. The bed was neither too hard nor too soft, and above all, the shower was fantastic. The hot water flowed steadily, and both the water volume and pressure were perfect. Amenities were well-stocked. There are no indoor slippers, so if you need them, it's a good idea to bring your own. I opted for no breakfast, but the light snacks provided were more than satisfying. There were several types of coffee to choose from, four kinds of fruit, and three types of bread, among other things... it made me want to try the breakfast next time. On my departure day, I asked them to call a taxi for me. I expected it to be around 150-200 baht, considering the call-out fee to the airport, so I was surprised that it was only 80 baht. Even though I don't speak much English, they listened attentively to what I had to say and were incredibly kind and helpful. When I was leaving my room, I happened to meet a cleaner in the hallway, and he kindly carried my luggage to the front desk. Even though the elevator was right in front of me, I was very grateful! He was a lovely man with a great smile. I'd love to stay here again next time."

"Had a lovely time at Moose Nimman. Situated within the nimman area its just a super short walking distance from the main tourist hotspots like one nimman and maya shopping mall. The room was very spacious & clean. We were also pleasantly surprised by the amazing breakfast spread. There was also free flow drinks & desserts every afternoon in the lobby. Will definitely stay here again when in chiangmai!"

"During this free trip to Chiang Mai, I stayed in hotels in the east, south, west and north of the ancient city. I personally think that the West Hotel (North of the City) is the most cost-effective. The price is not high, the hotel environment is good, there are two great restaurants around, one is a Michelin restaurant, and the other is a simple meal. There is a vegetable market nearby, and life is very convenient. If there is another time, I will choose the West Hotel again. Although the setting is a little simple, it can meet the needs of daily life."

"The facilities are a bit old, but the welcome service was very good. Breakfast was unremarkable. The entire villa area is small, and the room had a strong damp smell. Personally, I think the value for money is quite low. The hotel location is great. What I'm really unhappy about is that when I asked for an extra room key card, they were very vigilant and reminded me, which put a lot of pressure on me. It felt like I'd have to pay a fortune if I lost it. I went back to the room and searched everywhere for the key card. Also, opening the wardrobe and seeing the compensation list – 2000🐷 for a lost bathrobe and 700🐷 for a hairdryer bag – was an instant turn-off (I don't know why, maybe it just hit a nerve for me). For a 1000+ hotel, it felt incredibly stingy and very hard to rate."

"First off, I have to say the hotel staff were absolutely wonderful. Their service attitude was top-notch. I brought leftovers from a restaurant back to the hotel on two separate days, and they kindly reheated them for me, even putting them in clean bowls. A huge thank you to them! Normally, I don't leave reviews, but this time I really felt compelled to. I stayed at the hotel for three nights, and starting from the second night, I had two consecutive nights of hives outbreaks on my thighs, back, and arms. I had to go to 7-Eleven in the middle of the night to buy calamine lotion and allergy medication. The reason I suspect the hotel is the cause is because I stayed at two other hotels in Bangkok for four days without any issues. But during my three-night stay here, I had problems on two of those nights. And on the day I returned home, I didn't have any more outbreaks. After thinking it over, it's possible the hotel has allergens. I've narrowed down the potential triggers to these: 1. The showerhead might be dirty, or the shower water itself isn't clean (the water pressure was really low). 2. The air conditioning unit is old, and it feels like the filters haven't been cleaned, as the air coming out felt damp and stale. 3. There might have been renovations happening on the 7th floor recently, as I noticed a paint-like smell."

"This was my favorite hotel during the entire trip. The location is excellent, within walking distance of everything. The room layout and storage space were perfectly adequate, and it was impeccably clean! The housekeeping staff cleaned twice a day, paying attention to every detail – even the clothesline on the balcony was spotless. Everything in the mini-bar was complimentary, and the food quality was excellent and delicious; we even bought the same tea bags from a specialty store outside. The toiletries were all brand-name, and the hairdryer was a Dyson. The housekeeper also generously provided plenty of bottled water, replenishing it twice daily. The hotel offered daily activities, and the front desk, restaurant, and bar staff were all very enthusiastic and gave great recommendations for places to visit. Not only was there a complimentary afternoon tea every day, but they even offered free cocktails if you were just relaxing by the pool – it was truly amazing! Although the elevator was a bit small and the breakfast options were limited, everything else was exquisite, making it the top choice for those who appreciate small and beautiful hotels. I'll definitely choose Maraldi again next time I'm in Chiang Mai!"

"The hotel boasts a beautiful environment and a convenient location, with warm and attentive service, making it perfect for exploring the ancient city and its surroundings. The room facilities are well-maintained and feature charming local characteristics, which I personally loved. Special mention goes to the bedding – it was incredibly clean and comfortable, leading to an excellent night's sleep. However, it's worth noting that the hotel is located inside the ancient city, is street-facing, and the soundproofing in the rooms isn't great. Those who require a very quiet sleeping environment might want to consider this carefully. Also, the hotel offers a souvenir for leaving a review, but this promotion is only for Google Maps and doesn't include platforms like Ctrip, which is a bit disappointing."

"The view and hotel itself were amazing, and overall it was a great place to stay. However, there were a few issues that affected my experience. As a vegetarian, I was quite disappointed with the buffet because the food labels were not clear or accurate. One of the dishes was labelled as “tofu soup,” but it was actually egg tofu with pork soup. I even checked with the staff beforehand to make sure the food was vegetarian. This was especially upsetting as it happened on Wesak Day, when I was observing a vegetarian diet. After I raised the issue, the manager contacted me and immediately had the dish removed. They also apologised and assured me that they would work on improving this. I appreciate their quick response, but unfortunately, it does not change the fact that the food was misleadingly labelled. Another disappointment was that the tuk-tuk service had apparently been broken down for about a month, but we were not informed beforehand. We specifically chose and booked this hotel because of the tuk-tuk service, so it would have been helpful to know about this in advance. That said, aside from these issues, the hotel itself was lovely. The view was beautiful, the stay was comfortable, and I really enjoyed the free-flow snacks. Overall, it is still a good place to stay, but I hope the hotel improves its food labelling and communication with guests."

"I had a very pleasant 3-night stay here. The hotel has a nice, quiet, and relaxing atmosphere despite being in a very convenient location. There are plenty of good restaurants and cafés nearby, and the hotel also has ample parking space. The room was clean and comfortable, and the facilities and amenities were excellent. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and helpful throughout our stay. Overall, we had a very comfortable and enjoyable experience. A great choice if you are looking for a peaceful place to stay in Chiang Mai while still being close to restaurants and other attractions. I would happily stay here again."