Mae Rim Hotels with Wifi

"Very well furnished, clean hotel. There is a nice garden outside but unfortunately that is a smoking zone. Check-in was smooth. Beds were comfortable. Bathroom, soap, shampoo were great. The room I was allocated had noise from music nearby. I couldn't sleep early as a result. Breakfast was sufficient. Given the location of the hotel, the amenities existing in the hotel are necessary but they aren't functional. Bar and restaurant weren't functional during my stay. Accessibility to/ from the hotel are an issue. Even grab is not reliable in this area during evenings unless you book premium. The public park nearby is quite pretty and at a walking distance but there are rabid dogs en route, making it very unsafe. The sidewalks are unleveled. Lady at the reception working at night wasn't helpful to me or other guests who had simple requests. Trashy attitude. Reception imparts the first and final impression of a hotel, so a welcoming and helpful attitude is mandatory for good business. What's the point in naming a hall after Mahamaya when even basic 'maya' is delivered in a shabby way. Have a job, do it right or else sitting at home is always an option available by default."

"Beautiful little resort up in the mountains of Chiang Mai! The villas were right next to nature yet provided the needed privacy. Food was great and rooms were surprisingly clean. I engaged the hotel for my transfers and half day tour and it was great value with recommendations to nearby local speciality farms. My villa was unfortunately bombarded with falling fruits during rainy nights but that's proof of how the resort blended right into the forest around it."

"The hotel is very beautiful, decorated in a luxurious Moroccan style. There is a living room, a kitchen where you can cook. There are plates, bowls, spoons, ready to practice. Every room is next to the pool. Those who take photos and create content should not miss it. Come for the second time, next to the tourist attractions. Not far from the flower garden Traveling into the city is convenient."

"Nakornping Boutique Hotel in Chiang Mai is a charming and cozy retreat. The rooms are tastefully decorated and comfortable, offering a relaxing atmosphere. The staff is warm and hospitable, always eager to help with any needs. Its convenient location allows easy access to local attractions and markets. Overall, it's a great choice for a pleasant and memorable stay in Chiang Mai."

"My shower was not working for 2.5 days till the last night of my stay. The staff were really kind and did their best to fix it. But still, I paid fair money for my room and couldn’t shower in hot water"

"From the moment I booked, both rooms I saw on Trip.com looked different from the actual photos. After several complaints, only one room was upgraded. Finally, upon check-in, the other room was also upgraded, but it still wasn't the same as the room I saw and booked through Trip.com. Among several issues, the most inconvenient was that the hot water only ran for about 5-10 minutes initially and then stopped. I was satisfied with the overall atmosphere, the landscape of the resort and cafe, and the evening BBQ party. The staff's kindness was also very impressive. However, I wouldn't want to book here again."

"ที่พักสวย สะอาด แต่อยู่สูงทางเข้าหายาก ต้องสังเกตุไม่งั้นขับเลย ตอนเย็นมีหมูกะทะอร่อย ให้เยอะถูกใจ ไปช่วงหน้าหนาว อากาศเย็นดีมาก โดยรวมดีค่ะ"

"Hotel location is relatively biased, no car is not recommended to live, if you want to be quiet, here is still a good choice The original villa hotel problem did not stay in Ctrip's young lady temporarily changed to this place to check in faster. The room is quite big. It should be that there are fewer people living. The service is locals. The bath towels that can't keep up with the rhythm will forget to make up for the new 2600 villa ice. The box of drinks is not delivered, there are beer left by the previous guests. The first day of breakfast, I told the front desk to send it directly to the room. No one came at ten o'clock or had to call to order breakfast. There were three styles. The waiter saw that we could place three orders. Later, I asked the front desk at night to ask if there were three copies. It was told that it was six people. Because it's six people's expense. Six people will be sent to the room every day, but I really can't stand the loud knocking on the door... until I wake up. Few people live. I can hear ktv singing at the intersection at night. The price is definitely high. If you go shopping around Yulin, you can also be close to the elephant camp, the tiger garden, the shooting range, and the waterfall. If you want to go to the ancient city often, it is not recommended to live here."

"This is my second time visiting, and I really love the view here; it's so beautiful. The room was clean with no disturbing cigarette smell. It was a bit hot during the day, but there are many attractions nearby that are within walking distance, and the weather at night was pleasantly cool."

"The hotel is beautiful, but it's built on a mountainside, so the buildings you need are spread out on a very steep road, so it's not easy to move around it. There are golf buggies that take you from place to place if you call them, but having to ask for a vehicle every time you want to go and eat or leave is quite annoying. The distances are walkable, but not if you have mobility issues. The pavements are also in far worse condition than the roads, so you end up walking on the roads and having to keep jumping out the way of the passing vehicles. Photos are attached of the view of the very steep road going up next to our balcony to show an example of the scale of the steepness. The location is remote. Apparently taxi apps like Grab and Bolt do not work here, although we did manage to quickly book a Bolt to take us here from Chiang Mai centre. A car and driver can be hired from the hotel for 2500 baht for 4 hours. I wouldn't recommend visiting if you don't have your own vehicle, as there is nothing nearby you can walk to. On check-in, the hotel said they offered room service, but there were no menus in the rooms. The room cleaning was slow if you are on a higher floor - on our 2 days, they didn't manage to visit all morning despite us leaving the ”please clean room” sign on the door. I found out later that you can ring reception to ask your room to be prioritised. The restaurant is expensive compared to central Chiang Mai, and they recommend that you reserve a table every night you want to eat there, but the food was good. Service was a bit chaotic. On the night we arrived, at 5:30 pm, reception told us they had reserved a table for us. But when we went to the restaurant, that did not seem to be the case, and we were taken to an unreserved table in a loud and echoey room. I then had to go up and ask to order as no-one came, and then the order was missing items when it did arrive. Randomly on the grounds near the lobby, there is a parrot in a tiny cage compared to its size with no entertainment, hardly any plants, and barely anywhere to perch. It's really sad to see."