Hotels near Pong Yang Ang Doi, Mae Rim

It will be good if you have your own transport to here. But you still can travel to here by arranging share transport from Klook - to Queen SiriKit Botanic Garden. (It just 10 to 15 min walk) or request them to send you straight to the Mae Sa Valley Farm Stay Resort. Over all the place is nice with a small waterfall. Air is fresh in the morning.  Simple Breakfast is included. The restaurant food is good. But we prefer the cafe with aircon which is just opposite the road. Food is yummy! Since we have no transport we walk to the Queen SiriKit Botanic Garden which is the nearest activity. You will need to spend about 3 hrs or more. There is a tram to bring you round. Please remember to bring along mosquito repellent. Over all the stay is pleasant if you like quite, fresh air.

Beautiful accommodation nestled on a hill with a great location and hardly any obstructed views. The ascent was a bit challenging, but the staff provided excellent service. They offer Korean BBQ and food at affordable prices.

The accommodation is very relaxing and quiet, perfect for a real getaway. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious, especially the congee. We also ordered the *mookata* set, and it arrived exactly when we requested. It was so tasty and a huge portion; two people could barely finish it.

Views from the villa are amazing. It’s great that they include dinner and breakfast. I personally loved the karaoke machine. Can hear noise from events in neighborhood village but that might depend on the day. Amenities could be better, but overall I have no major complaints. Location is very remote but there is a local grocery store within walking distance, and the host also can arrange a ride for you back into the city.

Up in the mountains with beautiful scenery and fresh air. Weather was cooling. Resort was nice and beautiful. However, rooms need a refresh and face-lift. For the price paid, resort needs to be better maintained. We had to change rooms after 2 nights due to back end processing issue. We were not informed beforehand and only told at the resort. Management needs to sort out the 3rd party communication and administration. Apparently this happens often during peak season.

Be sure to bring a bottle of mosquito repellent spray before you go. Be sure to close the bedroom door tightly when you turn on the light at night, otherwise many small insects will be attracted by the light and fly in. Insectophobes, please take note ~ The door was not closed tightly on the first night and many insects flew in. My scalp was numb. I spent an hour catching insects. It is recommended to bring a small lamp. Turn on the light indoors and try to draw the curtains and close the door tightly. This place is suitable for friends who can endure a little hardship to come and relax and lie down. It is very cost-effective and the scenery is beautiful. There is no industrial noise, no car roar, only the sound of wind and birds... You can bring some fruit snacks. It is recommended to stay for at least two nights. One night is too much trouble and you will not get a good rest. The Thai hot pot of the young proprietress is delicious, the pork is very fresh, and the proprietress is very cute and friendly. recommend

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Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, waking up in the morning is the breath of the forest and the birdsong to welcome the day, very healing and quiet. The environment allows people to really slow down and have a good rest. The owner of the homestay is kind and enthusiastic, making people feel warm. The breakfast was prepared very carefully and the choice was rich. The porridge was particularly delicious and impressive. The overall accommodation experience is very relaxing and is a place that I would like to visit again.

This is the perfect place to truly unwind and relax, absolutely no complaints! The staff are all incredibly helpful and genuinely passionate about service. Even though I booked a standard room, it was fantastic, complete with a bathtub and a comfortable bed. For dinner, they offer a set BBQ and shabu-shabu for 1,500 baht. The ingredients were top-notch, just like dining at a high-end Japanese restaurant in the city, and the portions were generous. Breakfast includes congee (rice porridge) which is part of the room rate, and you can refill the side dishes and congee as much as you like. In summary, I've bookmarked this place and will definitely be returning!

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.