Hotels near Wat San Khayom, Lamphun

It’s an older hotel, rooms are big but bedding etc is very dated. No power socket for shaving in the bathroom. Tv is in Thai only and has Thai free channels, no cable tv or foreign channels. Little far from main city and tourist sites. Not many restaurants nearby either. Unless you want kfc and McDonalds every night of your stay.

We stayed 1 night at this modern and extremely affordable loft in Lamphun. The beds were comfortable and the wifi was decent. There's really not much to do here when in the room. There is no pool or lounge area outside your room. And I found the walls to be paper thin with respect to noise. I could here conversations people were having in adjacent rooms. However, overall you can't be the value of this place with the approximate 500 baht for a 1 night stay. And the service here was friendly and prompt. The place is a bit tricky to find especially in inclement weather. Would stay here again despite the imperfections.

Only stayed one night (fortunately) but found the tile and concrete room noisy and loud. Children were running up and down the hall until 9.30 pm, after which quiet finally descended. We booked late and were given a hot west-facing room which required the air-con to run all night. The room was large and clean and the bathroom efficient and there were good hanging racks. Staff were not really that friendly and the free ”breakfast” was just sticky rice and instant coffee. Lots of free parking. However, it is walking distance to the old city and the Friday night walking street markets, which for one night makes it ideal.

Located slightly away from the city, the atmosphere is good and peaceful. Not crowded, beautiful room, air conditioning, TV, refrigerator, slight disadvantages. The warm water is not very warm, the water flow is light, there is only a small bar of soap provided. Overall, it is considered worth the price.

My family and I have had a wonderful experience at North Hill City Resort. This is our first time here, but it won't be our last. The accommodations are lovely and even more attractive given that this hotel is relatively small and has a lovely boutique flavor. Everything worked perfectly in our rooms, and the showers are impressive in and of themselves with multiple jets of water that can soothe your aching muscles after a long round or two of golf at the world-class golf course (literally) 100 paces away from one of the entrances of the hotel. The food was delicious, and the portions were generous. We were also pleasantly surprised by how efficient and cost-effective room service was. All of our food came promptly and was hot and delicious, which has not been my experience of most hotels in my years of travel. The one improvement I would make would be to the breakfast buffet, which was very good, but limited. All the food was well prepared and delicious, but if there were more options that would be helpful. Mostly, however, it was the generosity of the staff which was most impressive. Under the leadership of the resort manager, Mr. Pholkrit Poenmunkong, we were exceptionally well cared for by all staff members, but, in particular, by Mr. Poenmunkong and the front desk staff of Nada, Ploy, and Chainoi. Mr. Poenmunkong was warm and generous with his time. He greeted my young son with a formal handshake which helped him feel very proud. During our stay, he also ensured that we had everything we needed to make our experience exceptional. The front desk staff was an exquisite example of people going ”above and beyond” to help us feel at home. When you're in a new city, small things matter, and whether it was Nada making sure my four-year-old had his hat (or carrots to feed the rabbits), Ploy ensuring that we took the correct shuttles to the correct places, or Chainoi making sure we had fresh towels and teaching us archery, we felt their warmth and their competence, which was a gift. What happened as I type this review is an example of this generous hospitality. I am sitting in the hotel cafe writing this review and Nada (who works with the front desk staff), unsolicited, greeted me warmly and brought me a delicious drink, which was quite thoughtful and appreciated. This is the type of service we've experienced North Hill City Resort and I can highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wishes to enjoy a great hotel, with delicious food and amazing hospitality.

I have stayed in this hotel for more than half a month. I really like it. The decoration style is very similar to my home. Living here feels like going home. The bedrooms and bathrooms are large, with a bright layout and a small balcony facing the garden. Every day It’s really comfortable to sit on your balcony to have breakfast and soak up the sun. The swimming pool is also very good. This hotel is suitable for people who are not visiting Chiang Mai for the first time. My mother and I come to Chiang Mai for a month every year, so we are very familiar with it. There is not much demand in the ancient city. We came to Chiang Mai mainly to soak in the hot springs. We rented a car and drove 45 kilometers to soak in the hot springs the next day, or else we drove up the mountain. So if this is your first time in Chiang Mai, it is not recommended to stay here. But if you come to Chiang Mai not for tourists but just for health, this place is really great

The resort is relatively quiet and the environment is clean and tidy. The rooms are single-family villas with an orderly and elegant layout without losing the mood. You can see the swimming pool and the starry sky from the room. The service staff are very enthusiastic and the boss is also a Beijinger. You can speak Mandarin here without feeling uncomfortable. The embarrassing situation in a foreign country [laughing] makes people extremely comfortable, and the price is very reasonable. Will stay again as always next time, thank you very much for a pleasant night.

I signed up for a school next door, so it's within walking distance, but the hotel is located on the roadside, and there aren't many other options on that road. It's mainly just to be within walking distance of the school. The overall facilities are average and the rooms are not very dark. If you are sensitive to light, you may wake up earlier in the morning.

The place was once a tobacco drying barn. Its vast shady green garden of trees and lawns creates a relaxing atmosphere. House covered with leaves is so cool. We were here for a dinner (didn't stay). The restaurant served various types of cuisines including Thai (typical and Northern) and European (Italian, French,...). Our dishes were Lanna hors d'oeuvre, Northern Thai minced pork Larb, Stir fried squid with chili and salt, Sliced redtail catfish in clear Tom Yum soup, French onion soup, and Mixed vegetable salad. Then, we tasted their signature Makiang (local fruit) ice cream. Awesome!

It's much bigger than expected. It's a fairly new hotel. However, I encountered some troubles when I checked in. The power outage occurred twice when I took a shower. I finally changed rooms, but the TV in the new room didn't work. But I also gave a good review for the elephant towel. Hahaha, it's cute. There's a cafe next to it that's super nice. I recommend going in. The restaurants nearby are also very local, suitable for friends who want to travel in depth.