Hotels near Ramtrimna Pood Temple in Mae Rim

It is a very cost-effective hotel. Because it is newly opened, the appearance and hotel rooms are very beautiful and modern. There is also a lot of working space in the lobby and there is a cafe next to it. Unfortunately, it does not provide staple food. Apart from the fact that it is far away from the center of Chiang Mai (if you rent a car/motorcycle, there is basically no problem, and it is also convenient for visiting suburban attractions), and there are not many restaurants with English menus nearby, everything else is very good!

The accommodation is beautiful as everything is covered. The atmosphere is good. The weather at the end of January is still cold. During the night, the temperature is around 18-19 C. and in the evening, we ordered the grilled pork set to eat with my girlfriend. The accommodation has many foods that can be ordered to eat in the room. Everything tastes delicious… Personally, take a van from Warorot Market and get off at 7/11 Pong Yaeng, then the hotel will come down to pick you up. Ready to come down and send it off. The people at the accommodation took very good care of me as well. If I have the opportunity, I will definitely have to travel again.

This resort was a dream! Such quiet, beautiful views. Stunning scenery and amazing food. The villa was incredible, with a personal swimming pool and the decor was traditional Thai which is exactly what I had hoped for! The service was incredible and above and beyond! My partner had a tooth problem on our 2nd day, and they quickly found us a dentist in downtown Chiang Mai. I have already suggested this property to so many family, friends, and colleagues and will definitely return myself.

I was especially excited about staying at Jirung for a recent workshop I was participating in. The initial correspondences were very helpful and the staff seemed very capable of accommodating everything the group needed, including accomodations, dietary restrictions, and some of the delicate components of hosting a large group. While my room was actually very comfortable and a pleasure to stay in, the astronomical cost of the room per night was a huge turnoff, (more than all the 5 star hotels in Chiang Mai for the dates of my stay.) Chiang Mai is so affordable, and paying almost $120 per night at a ”discounted group rate” is just offensive for me given the complete non-existence of any form of concierge or star quality to the hospitality. I stayed in similar accomodations in Chiang mai for around 1/12th of the cost, don't get scammed by these prices. The restaurant on the property is a joke, absolutely ridiculous, as if all the employees were pulled off of the street and asked to work in an industry they don't understand and are downright terrible at, I have never experienced such disrepair in management and capacity from a restaurant before. They would consistently take 5 trips to bring the right bill with the right balances, constantly added things to the bill that weren't ordered, would include meat in vegetarian items, and when we pointed out that some individuals couldn't eat meat they would remove the chunks of meat from the dish and just bring it right back, pricing was different then what was listed on the menu and then they would refuse to honor the listed prices because these were ”old menus”, no concern for the health and wellness of their clients at a wellness center, absolutely laughable service, aweful awful awful! We stopped eating here after a few nights and elected to go to the 4 seasons next door to actually receive a meal from people who know what they are doing, and the pricing for the restaurant was higher than the #1 ranked restaurant on TripAdvisor, yet the only bad meals I had in thailand were while staying at Jirung. Numerous people, myself included, had numerous ant infestations in the ”villas”, and the workshop space smelled like cat urine because they have numerous cats on the grounds that wander freely. Supposedly the space was cleaned each day however a deep clean would be helpful to avoid the pungent aroma of cat urine, and this was workshop space on the first floor of the Thippamon Ashram, it just felt like the people working here had no respect for the customers or the job they were doing, and certainly weren't using the money we were spending to honor the space and care for the temple space. I would not recommend staying here, Everywhere else I have stayed in thailand was a better experience!

This is my 2nd time at this Onsen. I stayed in the room with an outdoor Onsen, and it is spacious and nicely decorated. The bedding also comfortable. The hotel offers complementary drinks and delicious snacks in the room. The public Onsen is relaxing and serene. Nam, one of the managers, is welcoming and hospitable. Highly recommend this place when you visit Chiangmai. If you don’t drive, you will need to hire a car or arrange a pickup/drop off with the hotel.

Room 203 accommodation is in a relatively difficult to find. But the facilities are good, there is a good security guard, good place, beautiful decoration, new room, everything is perfect. Come in the cold weather is very good. For accommodation Spacious with kitchen And coffee machine and kettle Good bathroom, clean, beautiful // The water adjustment is very difficult, should improve // for breakfast Should improve a lot Because the taste is not delicious and The amount prepared is very small. Cut fruit is not worth eating For this hotel Focusing on a lot of Chinese tours as well. The sound is quite loud. But not very late, acceptable For the beautiful and clean swimming pool Take a good picture. The menu delivered to the room is inexpensive and the quantity is large. The bed is good, the room is spacious and beautifully decorated. But the ground floor in the morning There will be a very strong smell of the bathroom. Should adjust the smell for other services, good place, here there is a parking lot and an elevator upstairs. Spacious room and a lot of photo angles. Afternoon tea is also available. And there is also a set to change to take pictures as well

This is my first time at a real wellness center and the experience was truly exhilarating and may be the most peaceful place that I have been. The property alone seemed small at first but then as you walk around and realize every corner just opens up. It became my sanctuary very quickly. I was here for a retreat and was thinking that I needed all the amenities that you would expect a resort to have but not at all. I learnt to live super simple and the family that ran the wellness center took good care of all of us. The vegetarian food was great and even if you ordered extra it was super cheap as well. They will go out of their way to check in on you at all times and make sure you are comfortable. Ritthee, the owner is super awesome. If there was a maintenance issue he would make sure everyone is aware himself and would fix it asap. The wellness center was also very close to beautiful water falls and temples. It was only 35 minutes from Chiangmai city center but felt so far away and deep in nature. I felt very safe and also had an amazing retreat experience at this humble place and felt such great hospitality. I will be back indeed and for those that need your room to be fully equipped with toiletry and full on hotel like service, the Four Seasons is next door :) The beauty of this place lies in the grounds and the nature surrounding it which makes it priceless.

This was our third time at Mae Sa valley. It is such a special place. We travel extensively and I consider this to be one of the most beautiful spots in the world. It had not changed a bit in 5 years, maybe perhaps the gardens got more beautiful. The setting: The gardens here are looked after so well. There are several gardeners at work the whole time. The view is breath-taking and stunning with a fast flowing river at the bottom. The manageress, Ai, is very good at her job, speaks amazing English (which is not a given in Thailand) and is very intuitive. Last time we stayed in one of the cheaper rooms up the top which had the advantage of an amazing view over the whole valley. The rooms are a bit basic but you get what you pay for. We upgraded to what they call a suite this time and it was amazing. I cannot describe the attention to detail (murals on the walls, door handles in animal shapes etc.) I discovered something new every time I looked. Next time we will go for the suite suite! These rooms are closer to the river which is nice but the river is loud. It is quite well insulated in the bedroom so you don't hear it. The area: There is surprisingly a lot in the way of tourist attractions here (botanic gardens with canopy walks, insect farm, elephant farm) but not much in the way of restaurants. Bring snacks. Of course, this is not for everyone. If you are mobility impaired this will not work for you as too many steps. As you are in nature there are a lot of insects and it is humid and you get a damp smell from the river. Also, breakfast is very basic (but the view makes up for it!) All said, this place is special and has to be seen.

Accommodation drive up the hill moderately. There is enough parking. During the stay, it rained very heavily, 2 days in a row, good weather, beautiful rooms, various equipment are available, but I don't like the Layout along the way, bedroom to the bathroom, various animals. Ah, you can come in with when it rains, it is wet. The resort has a communal swimming pool with mountain views. Breakfast is considered well done. It is complete, served in full. The restaurant is okay. The spicy salad is delicious and spicy.

All the things that wants to be explored are in reachable distance. This is excellent hotel that I’ve ever stayed, the hotel stuffs are weak in English though. They are very hospitable and showcasing as the land of smile. From the point of cleanliness, rooms are shiny and bright. The most awesome thing is pet friendly. So I am considering to stay again in this hotel.