Heading to the beach in summer may be too sunny, or heading deep into the mountains for a cool retreat may be nice, but both can be quite a hassle. A boutique hotel stay offers not only delicious food but also a relaxing spa & resort experience — definitely a great choice. If you have four days to spare, consider staying at The Chedi Chiang Mai in Chiang Mai for a relaxing boutique design hotel experience.
The Chedi Chiang Mai resembles a beautiful still painting.
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 just a hotel, it feels more like a museum building. The view from the entrance stretches straight to the Mae Ping River, allowing The Chedi Chiang Mai to naturally blend into its surroundings — perfect for a laid-back design trip.
The pristine white walls and wooden slats full of natural charm are
the main visual elements created by the design team of The Chedi Chiang Mai.
The Chedi Chiang Mai is positioned as a boutique hotel (Boutique Hotel) and is part of a global design hotel group that emphasizes modern design. Therefore, it places special emphasis on uniqueness in spatial presentation, harmony with the environment, and aesthetic appeal. Starting with the absence of a conventional lobby entrance, the goal is to make guests feel that this is an unrestrained space — one that offers nothing but open, expansive comfort. Its cozy environment not only attracts travelers, but also drew the attention of film director Stanley Kwan when Andy Lau starred in “Protégé,” which was partly shot here. All of this is the work of renowned architect Kerry Hill.
The Chedi Chiang Mai doesn’t have many rooms — currently totaling 84, divided into Deluxe Rooms and The Chedi Suites. Guests staying in suites have access to a dedicated check-in space on the second floor, offering views of the hotel grounds upon arrival, along with a bar serving various beverages. The guest rooms are arranged around lush green lawns, each featuring a private balcony with views of the central courtyard. Lounging on the comfortable sofa on the balcony lets guests fully soak in the leisurely hotel life. The Chedi Chiang Mai conveys a sense of style through modern Asian design, where every detail in the room is a stunning modern design piece, yet unexpectedly harmonizes with the various furnishings and textiles of northern Thailand.
The guest rooms feature soft color tones, providing travelers with a relaxing and restful ambiance.
The fully open-plan modern room design allows views from the bathroom straight out to the outdoors.
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