Mae On Hotels with Balcony

We stayed one night in a glamping dome at Mon Kampong Kampground and honestly, it exceeded every expectation. What struck me most was how clean and well-kept everything was — the dome felt brand new, the bedding was crisp and fresh, and there wasn't a single detail that felt overlooked. It's rare to find a nature stay this polished; usually you trade comfort for the outdoor setting, but here we got both. The dome itself was surprisingly cozy for something so close to nature — comfortable bed, everything working perfectly, and just a genuinely relaxing space to unwind especially with the sound of the river flowing in the background. The surroundings near Mae Kampong village added to the charm, with a quiet, peaceful setting that made the whole stay feel like a proper escape. Service was attentive while still giving privacy and check-in was smooth. For anyone looking for a clean, comfortable, well-run glamping experience near Chiang Mai, I'd book this again no question. One of the best stays I've had — highly recommend.

An amazing place up in the mountain, peaceful and tranquil, great for an escape. It's located lower down than the main village street and only takes a few minutes if walking. However, the owner was incredible, spoke fluent English and on my arrival took me to all the noteworthy places by vehicle which are within 1km. He always offered to take me somewhere if I was going out. The room was very spacious, clean and decorated fitting in with the Japanese theme, the view was good and there's also a balcony accessed from the outside. Bath was good to soak after exploring during the day. The service and food are great, hotpot was delicious, breakfast and coffee perfect. Well worth a visit, highly recommend!!! 💯🔥

We had an absolute wonderful stay here and couldn't have asked for a better experience as a couple. If you’re looking for a quiet, relaxing retreat away from the noise, this is the place to be. It’s located just 5 km from the main hub, which gave us the absolute best of both worlds: total peace and tranquility at night, while still being a quick and easy drive to all the main attractions, restaurants, and sights during the day. What truly set this place apart, though, was the host. The owner is incredibly warm, helpful, and welcoming—especially if you're traveling with furry friends! It’s rare to find places that are so genuinely pet-friendly, and our pet was made to feel just as welcome as we were. Overall, it’s fantastic value for money. Spotless, peaceful, and hosted by someone who truly cares about their guests. We will definitely be coming back on our next trip! Highly recommended!

A little corner of Japan nestled in the dense, green vegetation of northern Thailand. It was our first time staying in a traditional Japanese establishment, and I must say I was very pleased. An experience definitely worth repeating, thanks also to the unique and always helpful staff. Thank you, and see you next time.

The glamping itself is a sanctuary designed to coexist harmoniously with the natural world. Tucked away from the bustle of daily life, the environment is lush and vibrant. Waking up to the sound of rustling leaves and exotic birdsong was a refreshing change from the usual city noise.  From the moment I arrived, the hotel staff set the tone for the entire experience. Their professionalism was impeccable, but it was their genuine warmth that left a lasting impression.

Every single staff member was incredibly friendly and helpful. They were especially attentive to our elderly family members, looking after every detail. The restaurant staff were also lovely. Breakfast offered great value.

Nice, rustic little homestay right in the heart of the walking street. Room was right along a beautiful little creek with a spacious balcony area and well-furnished. The main things that could be improved is to have a ledge in the shower for putting toiletries (there was none and the toilet bowl cistern was the only place to put stuff), and have more table space in the room itself to put stuff (there was plenty in the balcony, but very little in the room itself). Parking is also limited as they share the space with another homestay and you can only park on their half.

The place is a bit far away from restaurants and other things, but they have bikes for rent. The service was great, they are very helpful. Cleanliness can be improved, but I understand it is in a forest setting. About a kilometer or so walking distance from Yi Peng festival venue.

The access to the villa was covered by soil and mud. Its slippery. The room's entrance door is using glass door which can see the entire room which I dont feel comfortable. Theres no curtain or shades to cover it. Theres also a cockroach in the room.