Summer beach trips can be too sunny, while escaping to the mountains for cool relief is a great idea—but traveling to remote places can be quite a hassle. Why not opt for a boutique hotel stay instead? You can enjoy delicious cuisine and indulge in Spa & Resort relaxation. It’s truly a wonderful choice. If you have four days free, consider spending them at this boutique hotel, The Chedi Chiang Mai, located in Chiang Mai, for a relaxing trip in a design-oriented retreat.
The Chedi Chiang Mai
When you first visit The Chedi Chiang Mai, what catches your eye are the pure white walls and wooden slats filled with natural charm. Rather than feeling like a typical hotel, it resembles a museum building. The view from the entrance stretches straight to the Mae Ping River, allowing The Chedi Chiang Mai to naturally blend with its environment—perfect for a leisurely design-focused trip.
Pure white walls and wooden slats full of natural charm are
the main visual elements created by The Chedi Chiang Mai's design team.
The Chedi Chiang Mai is known for its Boutique Hotel style and is part of a global design hotel group that emphasizes modern aesthetics. As such, the property places special emphasis on uniqueness, harmony with the surroundings, and visual beauty. Starting with the absence of a traditional front gate, the design aims to create an open and unrestrained lobby space—instead offering a spacious area full of openness. Its comfortable environment attracts travelers, and 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 doesn’t have many rooms—currently there are 84, divided into Deluxe Rooms and The Chedi Suites. Guests staying in suites have access to a dedicated second-floor check-in area where they can enjoy views of the hotel from the moment they arrive, along with a bar offering various beverages. The rooms are arranged around a lush green lawn and each has its own private balcony overlooking the central courtyard. Lounging on the comfortable sofa on the balcony allows guests to fully embrace the leisurely hotel lifestyle. The Chedi Chiang Mai conveys a sense of fashion through modern Asian design, with every detail in the rooms being an impressive modern design masterpiece, yet surprisingly harmonizing with the various furnishings and textiles of northern Thailand.
The accommodation features a fully open modern design, with views extending uninterrupted from the bathroom to the outdoors.
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