Located in the centre of Chiang Mai’s old town.
Enjoy contemporary rooms situated in flower-filled courtyards
Venture on one of the hotel’s excursions to explore Chiang Mai and northern Thailand
The perfect hotel to relax and unwind, whilst being close to the action.
Found in the centre of Chiang Mai’s old town is Tamarind Village. The hotel seamlessly blends the garden courtyards and northern Thai architectural elements together to offers guests a picturesque boutique hotel that offers tranquillity and peace, within walking distance to the old town’s centre. Drawing on traditional and contemporary influences, the rooms provide an airy and relaxing space to unwind, with a style that is in keeping with the hotel’s old city location.
There is plenty to do at the hotel, from sampling classic Thai dishes at the poolside restaurant, to having a treatment at the Village Spa. Tamarind Village also has a strong focus on supporting the community and local charities, and this ethos is at the heart of the hotel.
Facilities
Bars & Restaurants
Ruen Tamarind Restaurant
Choose from a variety of traditional northern Thai dishes from and international favourites whilst enjoying the relaxing atmosphere of the cozy café-style restaurant. Dine indoors in the stylish setting, or outdoors on the pool terrace.
Opening hours: 07:00 - 23:00 hrs
For Families
Children
Tamarind Village offers daily cultural activities for children, offering the chance to have fun whilst exploring Thai culture. Supervised activities such as weaving, and umbrella painting are accessible daily at the hotel.
Spa & Wellness
The Village Spa
Enjoy full-service relaxation at the Village Spa. The spa offers a wide selection of massages, therapies and facial packages to indulge yourself. Highly trained therapists use the finest herbal remedies drawn from the Lanna Thai heritage of natural healing, to allow guests to reach a sense of health, vitality and wellbeing.
Opening hours: 10:00 – 22:00 hrs
Activities & Entertainment
Excursions
The hotel offers a range of excursions spreading across the region. Visit temples and markets or explore some of the national parks. Crafters can spend the day visiting artisan studios or shopping in Chiang Mai’s old town. The ‘Village Walk’ is offered throughout the week by the hotel, and visits some of the area’s culturally significant temples and sites.
The Tamarind Boutique
Browse a wide range of carefully chosen jewellery, clothing and home accessories with a contemporary design. The boutique also offers a range of northern Thai artefacts that you can treasure to bring a bit of your holiday home.
Opening hours: 08:00 – 20:00 hrs
About the location
Tamarind Village’s central location means it’s just a walking distance from the landmarks and temples of Chiang Mai’s old town. Chiang Mai is often a ‘must-see’ destination for those visiting Thailand, primarily for its rich traditions and a vibrant culture; perfect for history lovers and those looking to experience more and during their stay. Chiang Mai celebrates numerous festivals throughout the year, from the February Flower Festival to Loy Kratong, the candle floating festival held every November.
Tamarind Village offers half and full day excursions around Chiang Mai and the surrounding region for guests to experience the best of northern Thailand. Enjoy the natural landscapes by taking a drive through northern Thailand’s scenic countryside, venture to the local waterfalls, or even trek to visit Thailand’s hill tribe villages. Furthermore, guests can enjoy Chiang Mai’s famous ‘Sunday Walking Street’ which takes place just in front of the hotel’s entrance.
Transfer time
Taramind Village is just 15 minutes from Chiang Mai International Airport, which is an hour’s flight from Bangkok.
Lanna Room
Max 2 adults and 1 child
Lanna rooms boast stunning views of the garden courtyard and are decorated in a contemporary style with traditional features. Features such as hand-made lacquer boxes and tribal caps add to the authentic charm, replicated throughout the hotel.
215ft²
Floor Plan
Lanna Deluxe
Max 2 adults and 1 child
Lanna deluxe rooms boast stunning views of the garden courtyard and are decorated in a contemporary style with traditional features. Lanna deluxe rooms are a more spacious option, featuring a small balcony or terrace so you can relax outside and enjoy the courtyard view.
269ft²
Lanna Suites
Max 2 adults and 1 child
Enjoy a separate sitting to sleeping area in the Lanna suites. Perfect for couples looking for extra space, or an ideal option for families, the suites are decorated in a contemporary style with traditional features. The spacious bathrooms offer both a shower and a bathtub as well as double vanities for added space and convenience.
538ft²
Tamarind Suites
Max 2 adults and 1 child
Add some extra luxury to your stay with the Tamarind Suites. With more earthy tones and a natural feel to the bedroom and seating area, the suite is spacious and luxurious. The marble bathroom has a shower and bathtub. The suites are decorated with black and white features, mixed with antique chests and traditional Chiang Mai tribal artefacts.
538ft²
The Spa Suite
Max 2 adults and 1 child
Ideally located next to The Village Spa with its own private suitcase, The Spa Suite offers spacious accommodation as well as a large terrace with a sun bed for relaxing outdoors in the sun. Both the bedroom and the sitting area are decorated in a contemporary style with traditional features and Chiang Mai tribal influences. The spacious bathrooms offer both a shower and a bathtub as well as an outdoor shower.
538ft²
Room discount
Save 10% discount on the hotel price for holidays between 16 April - 21 December 2018 or 08 January - 31 March 2019 booked 60 days prior to arrival (when staying in a Deluxe Lagoon Pool View and Premium Lagoon Room.
Please note not all offers are combinable, for details please contact our trusted advisers.
Based on 1984 traveller reviews

94% of travellers recommended this hotel
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Reviews
“ Nice stay in city center
yleelek, Thailand

Dec 29 2020
It s pleasant once walk inside the hotel. Felt better when the room was shown. Not a big room but feel relaxed with simple layout and decorations.
Check in process was smooth. Found out there were...
It s pleasant once walk inside the hotel. Felt better when the room was shown. Not a big room but feel relaxed with simple layout and decorations.
Check in process was smooth. Found out there were small activities for guests in the afternoon. I joined the village walking guided tour the next morning which is free provided to all guests. Nice walk around the hotel, seeing old temples.
I had late lunch at the hotel restaurant. Great service. The food variety was not much but good enough for this small size of hotel.
Breakfast was buffet. Again variety is good for hotel size. There was the egg station serving all kinds of eggs. The rest is standard buffet line of 5 star hotel.
Staffs are well trained. Guests are informed to properly wear masks while being in buffet line. Hand sanitizers are placed t on every single dining table.
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“ Pleasant Staff - but disorganised
Simon W, Phuket, Thailand

Nov 23 2020
Its a disappointment when standards slip - which they have here. One can accept that COVID is an issue. But to put us in a sub standard room in a block affected by an all night barking dog, when the...
Its a disappointment when standards slip - which they have here. One can accept that COVID is an issue. But to put us in a sub standard room in a block affected by an all night barking dog, when the hotel not full? There are no curtains which means that the room never gets dark. So select your room with care. This was my third visit and they obviously had no idea that i had visited before - which is down to poor management. Keeping a data base of your clients is key. Having booked direct with the Hotel - saving them an online booking fee - plus the fact that they were not busy - would have expected better.
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“ Memorable stay with Lanna Style
Patcharapolnine,

Nov 22 2020
First of all, Tamarind Village, Located in the center of the city. It's the most convenient for travelling especially Sunday Market (Tha Non Khon Dern) as well known. The place is magnificent and...
First of all, Tamarind Village, Located in the center of the city. It's the most convenient for travelling especially Sunday Market (Tha Non Khon Dern) as well known. The place is magnificent and memorable even one night stay. I would like to thanks receptionist, Khun Mongkol (not sure his name), who check-in us at that time. he offer me to temple walk-tour by hotel guide that was good. moreover Khun Surachai (might be concierge) assisting to be photographer for my family. I will back to tamarind Village for sure in shortly.
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“ Beautiful hotel
laurentr400, Bangkok, Thailand

Oct 26 2020
This is my second stay at Tamarind Village , located in the old part of Chiang mai , the place is magnificent , old style building , amazing garden. The staffs are absolutely nice and professional...
This is my second stay at Tamarind Village , located in the old part of Chiang mai , the place is magnificent , old style building , amazing garden. The staffs are absolutely nice and professional , the swimming pool , the lay out of the place , everything was great. The food at the restaurant is amazing , congratulation to the kitchen team and chef. Rooms are beautiful and well decorated . The only issue for me would be the white curtains which let the light go through , darker curtains would be the best , as I have issues in finding sleep when it is not totally dark. But this is only a detail . I strongly recommend this place.
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“ Lovely. Just lovely
CarlG1145, Siem Reap, Cambodia

Oct 22 2020
As a long time resident of Thailand it is always nice to have ones feelings for a place reinforced and the Tamarind Village has certainly done that for me. Obviously there is very little actual...
As a long time resident of Thailand it is always nice to have ones feelings for a place reinforced and the Tamarind Village has certainly done that for me. Obviously there is very little actual tourism going on at the moment just us expats of different stripes and a good few Thais however, it looks like this place has been kept busy and I can see why. Firstly, it is situated really centrally within "old" part of CM, I walked almost everywhere and nowhere was very far, it is surrounded by Wats so if those are your thing you will certainly love it here. Secondly, the rooms, I paid a little more for a room with a balcony which was very spacious and clean with a huge bed and more than servicable shower, it's bathroom window actually looked out over the place where the chickens live, the CM Architects Collective and, contrary to populr belief they weren't overly noisy, just fun to listen to. The restaurant is lovely, an excellent spread for breakfast really sets one up for the day, the evening menu was also excellent and very authentic, the Kao Soi was spot on! Others have complained about the prices but I wouldn't say that they were overly pricey, just commensurate with the rest of the place. If you want cheap, Central has a food court, try there. The pool is fine, small but again completely serviceable, I actually tried it out today and by golly it was chilly, yet very bracing. All in all, I would come back here tomorrow and I would also bring my family and would encourage others to do so too. One other point, I arrived here on the overnight train from Bangkok, even at 08:30 they let me check in: Many places would not have countenanced that! Thanks for a delightful stay.
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