Find hotels near Chiangmai Ram Hospital, Chiang Mai from ￥3,221

"Great hotel in a great location. Very walkable and centrally located."

"Alsways a great place to stay. Amazing breakfast "

"Beautiful, quiet hotel on the outskirts of old town. Close amenities and only a short car ride into heart of city. Great pool area and nice restaurant make it an enjoyable place to stay."

"This was a really awesome quaint local hotel. Very nice with lots of amenities. We use their laundry service and it was very well priced and extremely helpful in the middle of our long trip. The staff was great and the rooms were awesome. The pool was a great future as well."

"Great location, clean room (except the floor is super slippery, be very careful especially in the room), nice breakfast, air condition and water heater are not working well, the pool is small"

"Clean room, great amenities, a lot of opportunities to get rid of single use plastics, but highly recommended! Free mini bar and bottled water too! "

"We loved our stay. Staff was always welcoming and helpful. Highly recommend."

"breakfast variety was average but adequate. staff were helpful."

"We recently stayed at The Experience in Chiang Mai and found our stay to be overall okay, but with a few frustrations. The breakfast was decent—you’re able to choose one main item from a menu, with additional fruit and toast available buffet-style afterward. One issue we had was with our room. The original room we booked did not have a window, which was not ideal. Although there were upgraded rooms available (and the hotel seemed quite empty), we were still charged an additional 1000 baht to switch. This felt disappointing, especially considering how important something as basic as a window is for comfort. We also booked an elephant tour through the hotel, so we were surprised there wasn’t any flexibility or goodwill gesture when it came to the room upgrade, given we were spending extra money with them. Overall, the stay was fine, but a bit more flexibility and customer consideration would have gone a long way in improving our experience."