A painting-like hotel, TheChedi ChiangMai::Chiang Mai

Summer beach trips can be too sunny, and escaping to the mountains for cool air is nice, but both involve a lot of travel. Why not opt for a boutique hotel stay where you can enjoy great food and the relaxing spa & resort experience? It’s a great choice. If you have four days free, why not visit The Chedi Chiang Mai in Chiang Mai for a relaxing boutique design hotel experience.

Upon your first visit to The Chedi Chiang Mai, what greets you are pristine white walls and wooden slats full of natural charm. Rather than feeling like a hotel, it more closely resembles a museum building. The view from the entrance stretches straight to the Mae Ping River, allowing The Chedi Chiang Mai to blend naturally with its surroundings—perfect for a leisurely design-oriented trip.

the main visual elements created by The Chedi Chiang Mai’s design team.

The Chedi Chiang Mai is positioned as a boutique hotel and is part of a global design hotel group that emphasizes modern design. As such, special emphasis is placed on uniqueness, harmony with the environment, and aesthetic presentation. Starting with the absence of a traditional main gate, the goal was to create a lobby space without constraints—an open, expansive area. The comfortable setting has not only attracted travelers, but at its opening, Andy Lau’s film “Protégé” was also filmed here. All of this is the work of renowned architect Kerry Hill.

The Chedi Chiang Mai does not have many rooms—currently totaling 84, divided into Deluxe Rooms and The Chedi Suites. Suite guests have access to a dedicated check-in area on the second floor, where they can enjoy views of the hotel grounds upon arrival, along with a bar offering various beverages. The guest rooms, arranged around a lush green lawn, all feature private balconies with views of the central courtyard. Lying on the comfortable sofas on the balcony, one can fully embrace the leisurely hotel life. The Chedi Chiang Mai conveys a sense of style through modern Asian design, with every detail in the rooms being a stunning modern design piece, yet surprisingly well integrated with various northern Thai furnishings and textiles.