Reviews from guests who stayed at this hotel, shared by our hotel supplier. Score based on the latest 16 reviews.
Ciahasher
United States · Group of friends · November 2019
“Quiet tranquil place is good for a group outing”
+I went to this place with a large group that rented the grounds for an afternoon group function. We did not stay there so I can’t comment on the rooms although they look like rustic bungalows raised above the ground. The location is remote even though it’s only 20 miles or so from Chiang Mai. The grounds are beautiful and set in a river valley. They have a nice pool and hiking paths. The food they laid out for our group was very good. Would I stay at this place? No, because I would get bored very quickly. But if you are looking for a place where you can check out from civilization, this is your place. It would be excellent as a yoga retreat or a place to practice meditation. Good for monks!
“Serenity in Paradise”
+I love this place it is so serene. Beautiful scenery. Cute cabins. Perfect.
PSt0rm
Indonesia · Couple · October 2018
“So Beautiful Yet So Horrible”
+On arrival, this place is breathtaking. So beautiful. The photos are accurate, the grounds are stunning, the cabins are cute. We were so optimistic but it wasn't long till we started to realise we were in for a terrible 2 days and nights. 1. The reception staff don't speak English. 2. They offer no activities, no affiliation tours or trips. No flyers in the lobby. No support to get guests to local attractions like the nearby waterfalls. When asked if they can help us call a car, a local taxi... any kind of vehicle to get us out of the hotel, they just said "No. You use Grab". There is absolutely nothing to do at this hotel. It is in the middle of literal nowhere and it is many kilometres to the nearest town. There are no city taxis out there. No buses. 3. They only care about Chinese tour groups. We learned this on our first night at dinner. We arrived to an empty dining room but every table was set with food and coconuts. We asked for a table and they looked both surprised and annoyed. They snarkily unmade a table for us to sit at and then we realised what was happening.... 40-50 Chinese guests arrived at the same time, being shouted at by their guide. They were on a package with
Saithipk01
China · June 2018
“Terrible Places should be shut down already”
+Check-in at night, meet very unfriendly front desk, notice that the place is so run down already; start from front desk/places are not clean, no phone inside room/house (guest only contact with front desk with our own phone), etc. But since we already booked it so we have give a try and to stay at least 1 night. The place is old wooden house - feel so creepy, the wooden floor also thin and got cracking sound, the room is very cold with no heater. The prove thing that this place still operate are wake-up with the noisy voice from Chinese tourists shouting and spit saliva all over the places. And another prove is the restaurant which I think this is the plus side as the restaurant staff is friendly at least make the taste of food which is just okay become much better than service from front desk. The next morning we want to meet front desk to check out and cancel the remaining 4 nights. But we had to wait for few hours since after breakfast until 11 am due to morning front desk informed us that we had to discuss with the night front desk who we met at night instead. We feel that we got cheating as we paid the full amount for 5 nights (5000 baht/night) since we want to cancel out chec
“Terrible value for money”
+Terrible value for money. Old rooms, not clean, bad service. Paid 1750 baht per night. Was worth about 400 baht a night. Two of our group got bitten badly by bedbugs.
Wingfield73
Thailand · Couple · December 2017
“Stunning gardens”
+This resort is outstandingly beautiful, set in carefully maintained gardens with a river running through the estate.Prices are very reasonable and the traditional timber chalets will please all the family too. I fully agree with another poster that it is a 3-star resort but the prices reflect this. The resort's coffee shop, 'Valley Coffee' was closed for renovations but the coffee produced for us was excellent - like almost all the coffee in Lanna. It also provides a good range of decent, inexpensive snack snacks. The atmosphere is pleasant and I think we will be returning.
dmorofek
Israel · Family · August 2017
“Beautiful place great for families”
+The resort is outside of Chiang Mai in the forest up the hills. It is beautiful and has a charm which we immidiatly felt. We really fell in love of this place, it's vast gardens and it's dedicated staff. The place is surrounded by the Chiang Mai jungle which adds a lot to the atmosphere of wild nature right outside your wooden cabin.We stayed there for 5 nights, a family of 6.
“ล้านนารีสอร์ท บรรยากาศดีมาก”
+สถานที่ดีมาก สระว่ายน้ำสะอาด อาหารอร่อย
WanderingLeader
Thailand · Business trip · December 2016
“3-star hotel with 5-star proce”
+This hotel is currently under new ownership and are trying to make it into a 5-star resort. But, it's only really a 3-star resort at best, but charge 5-star prices for rooms and food. It is located in a beautiful quiet valley, and has old cabins that you stay in. But they need a lot of work before they can be considered 5-star. The pool area is nice and there is a nice walking track throughout. It's an ideal place for a conference or retreat but the service wasn't great and the facilities are old. Negotiate hard on the price because right now at least, it's not worth the price.
slowlifefarm
December 2016
“Good place to rest”
+I have to say the environment (the valley) is impressive and I recommend to stay here the first night at your arrival. This is a nice place to sleep and rest after a long trip like I did. The bungalows are very nice and people very friendly. I think a bit expensive for a remote place from the city center (you need 30/20 minutes by taxi to go to chiang mai.