Hotels in Chiang Mai — Book & Earn Cashback
Northern Thailand's old walled capital — temples, mountains and a slower pace than the south.
513 hotels in Chiang Mai
5.87% backLittle Bear's Home
Central Location Located in the heart of Chiang Mai, Little Bear's Home is a stone's throw away from Three Kings Monument and Chedi Luang Temple, offering convenience and easy…
5.87% backMammoth Boutique Hotel
Sustainable Boutique Experience Mammoth Boutique Hotel in Chiang Mai offers a unique stay in a sustainable guest house. Enjoy air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi and parking.…
5.87% backMhonsa Hotel
Prime Location and Relaxation: Conveniently located across from Chiang Mai Gate and steps away from the Saturday Walking Street, Mhonsa Hotel offers a tranquil stay with an…
5.87% backNap In Fest
Modern Contemporary Style Rooms Experience comfort and style in our air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs and en suite bathrooms. Safety is our priority with 24-hour security…
5.87% backBaanchernchiangmai Hotel
Convenient Location Baanchernchiangmai Hotel is ideally located near major attractions such as Chedi Luang Temple and Three Kings Monument, making it the perfect base for…
5.87% backBan Kong Rao Guesthouse - Quiet Santitham Oasis - Charming Garden & Mountain Views
Tropical Oasis Accommodation Located just minutes away from Central Kaad Suan Kaew Shopping Centre, Ban Kong Rao Guesthouse offers a tranquil stay surrounded by lush tropical…
5.87% backChiangmai Midpoint Activity Hostel
Central Location in Chiang Mai Located in the heart of Chiang Mai, Chiangmai Midpoint Activity Hostel offers a convenient stay just steps away from Three Kings Monument and other…
5.87% backKAYAN Hostel
Central Location Located in the heart of Chiang Mai, KAYAN Hostel is just steps away from popular attractions such as Three Kings Monument, Chang Puak Market, and Chedi Luang…
5.87% backPanna Heritage Boutique Hotel - SHA Plus
Modern Lanna-Style Decor Experience the charm of Chiang Mai's Old Town at Panna Heritage Boutique Hotel - SHA Plus. Adorned with modern Lanna-style décor, our rooms offer a…
5.87% backParaiso Hotel Chiangmai
Central Location Paraiso Hotel Chiangmai is perfectly located in the heart of Chiang Mai, making it convenient for guests to explore the city's attractions such as Chiang Mai…
5.87% backPoi De Ping
Convenient Location Located just a 5-minute walk from Chiang Mai Bus Terminal, Poi De Ping offers easy access to key transportation hubs and popular attractions, making it an…
5.87% backPrince Hotel Chiang Mai
Prime Location in Chiang Mai Located in the heart of Chiang Mai, Prince Hotel Chiang Mai offers spacious air-conditioned rooms just a short walk away from Chinatown and the…
5.87% backPuak Taem Boutique Hotel
Convenient Location Puak Taem Boutique Hotel is ideally located in the vibrant Phra Sing district of Chiang Mai, just steps away from popular attractions such as Chedi Luang…
5.87% backRatchapruek Lanna Boutique
Luxurious Accommodation with Stunning Views 1. Relax by the Outdoor Pool: Enjoy a refreshing swim in the outdoor pool surrounded by lush gardens, offering a perfect way to unwind…
5.87% backRendezvous Oldtown Chiangmai
City-Centric Comfort Discover a cozy retreat at Rendezvous Oldtown Chiangmai SHA Extra Plus, strategically located near Chiang Mai's vibrant Night Bazaar and cultural hotspots.…
5.87% backS48 Hotel
Luxurious Accommodation S48 Hotel in Chiang Mai offers a luxurious stay with stunning mountain views from select rooms. The 4-star hotel provides top-notch amenities including an…
5.87% backThe Travellers Arms
Convenient Location and Charming Ambiance Located just 700 metres from the heart of Chiang Mai, The Travellers Arms offers a serene garden, a lovely terrace, and cozy…
5.87% backThe Yak Cozy Chiang Mai
Modern and Convenient Accommodation in Chiang Mai Free WiFi and Air Conditioned Rooms: Stay connected and comfortable throughout your visit. Pet-Friendly with Varied Facilities:…
5.87% backThe51Hometel
Convenient Location and Modern Amenities Located in Chiang Mai, The51Hometel offers a relaxing stay just a few kilometers away from key attractions like Tha Pae Gate and Chiang…
5.87% backYen Aura Boutique Hotel
Luxurious Accommodations Yen Aura Boutique Hotel in Chiang Mai offers air-conditioned rooms with elegant decor and comfortable amenities, ensuring a relaxing stay for guests. Each…
5.87% backChangpuak Boutique House
Luxurious Accommodation Changpuak Boutique House in Chiang Mai offers well-designed rooms and suites with air conditioning and modern amenities. The en suite bathrooms are stocked…
5.87% backCross Vibe Chiang Mai Decem
Recreational Opportunities Indulge in the outdoor pool, fitness center, and rentable bicycles for a perfect stay. Dining and Drinks Experience local and international cuisine at…
5.87% backL Nimman
Luxurious Accommodation with Convenient Amenities Modern Comforts : Enjoy air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs and city views. Convenient Facilities : Benefit from a fitness…
5.87% backLanna Dusita Riverside Boutique Resort
Riverside Oasis: Nestled along the picturesque Ping River, Lanna Dusita Hotel provides a tranquil escape with complimentary WiFi and private parking. Indulge in the serene…
Chiang Mai was the capital of the Lanna kingdom, and the moated square of its old city is still the shape the modern town is arranged around. Inside the walls are several dozen temples in the northern style — steeper roofs, more wood, more gilding than in Bangkok — within a grid small enough to walk end to end.
The mountains start immediately west of town. Doi Suthep and its temple sit above the city, Doi Inthanon and the national parks are a drive further out, and the surrounding hills are why the north is cooler than the rest of Thailand and why the food is different — less coconut and sugar, more herbs and fermentation.
It also has one of the largest long-stay foreign populations in Southeast Asia, which shows up as an unusual density of cafes, co-working spaces and vegetarian restaurants for a city of its size. That is either a feature or a distraction depending on what you came for, and both views are widely held.
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Best months: Nov – Jan
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Frequently asked questions about Chiang Mai
Where should I stay in Chiang Mai?
The Old City for a first visit — the temples are inside the moat, it is small enough to walk, and it has the widest choice of guesthouses and small hotels. Nimman is the modern alternative with the cafes and nightlife, the Ping riverside is quieter and greener, and Santitham is the cheapest central option.
How many nights do I need in Chiang Mai?
Three covers the old city temples, Doi Suthep and a night market. Four or five makes room for a cooking class, a day in Doi Inthanon or a trip into the hills. It is also a city people settle into for weeks, and the long-stay infrastructure exists because a lot of them do.
What is the burning season in Chiang Mai?
Roughly February to April, when agricultural burning across the wider region combines with still, dry conditions and air quality in the north drops — sometimes severely. Severity varies year to year and cannot be predicted in advance. If you are sensitive to air quality or travelling with someone who is, check current readings before booking in that window; it is also the cheapest time of year, and that is why.
When is the best time to visit Chiang Mai?
November to January — cool, dry and clear, with nights that get genuinely cold up in the hills. That is peak season and priced accordingly. May to July is a good second choice: the rains have cleared the air, the countryside is green, and the downpours are usually short.
Is Chiang Mai better than Bangkok?
They are not really competing. Chiang Mai is smaller, cooler, slower and built around temples and mountains; Bangkok is vast, hot and dense with far more choice in food, nightlife and shopping. Most trips to Thailand include both, an hour apart by air or overnight on the train.
How much does a hotel in Chiang Mai cost?
It is inexpensive even by Thai standards, with a deep supply of guesthouses and small boutique hotels inside the old city and resorts with grounds out towards the hills. Rates peak in the November to January cool season and are lowest in the burning season. The list on this page is priced live for your dates, so you are seeing real figures rather than an estimate.
Do I earn cashback on Chiang Mai hotels too?
Yes — the rate is shown on each property before you book, exactly as it is everywhere else on DerLeng Free. It is credited to your balance as LENG after your stay, and you can hold it, convert it to USDC, or cash it out. You pay for the room normally.





