For a vacation in Chiang Mai, Thailand, the top choice is definitely staying at the Four Seasons Hotel amidst the rice fields!

Chiang Mai Four Seasons Resort – We stayed in Pool Villa No. 2, which is not far from the lobby and within walking distance. The design and layout of this pool villa are amazing! Especially the design of the bedroom, bathroom, and the outdoor garden shower – the outdoor leisure area is spacious and comfortable, it feels like living in the jungle – the pool is even connected to a Jacuzzi, soaking under the starry sky at night is just superb! The villa is surrounded by water on three sides, which is also a very special design! The interior has very good lighting and layout, and the bedding is also very nice! The large sofa can totally serve as a single bed – behind the bed is a minibar and a desk, the bathroom's double sinks are back-to-back, and there's a double shower in the outdoor garden – the bathtub is just right in front of the outdoor shower, the whole feeling of the pool villa is very comfortable and relaxing, vacationing is just too great! The biggest feature of Chiang Mai Four Seasons is this entire field of rice paddies! This is not just for show – real farmers are tilling, planting, harvesting, threshing, and hulling every day... Integrating the real life of farmers in Northern Thailand and the rural pastoral scenery into the hotel – this has made Chiang Mai Four Seasons legendary! Although we can't be as resolute as Tao Yuanming in retreating to the mountains and forests, we can be a farmer for a day at the Four Seasons Resort in Chiang Mai, retracing the simplicity and joy of the innate instinct to work – the Farmer's Parade at sunset is the most ceremonial reward and thanks to oneself! Of course – you absolutely must not miss the afternoon tea and sunset cocktails in the rice fields, it's really too comfortable! Chiang Mai is the ancient capital of the Lanna Kingdom in Northern Thailand – Lan Na, which means 'a million rice fields', this fits very well with the overall environment and design style of Chiang Mai Four Seasons – and the Lanna market-style buffet dinner at night, with snack stalls, music performances, and dances, plus the chorus of frogs in the rice fields in front – it's truly full of wild charm! If you're vacationing in Chiang Mai, don't miss the Four Seasons Hotel, the beautiful paradise amidst the mountain rice fields will surely be an unforgettable experience for you!