Burapa Boutique

This is a great place to stay in Chiang May but in a calm cozy place. The staff is beyond welcoming. We felt so good there, we had everything we could need, they offered bikes and laundry services too! It’s easy to get to the old town with a red truck too. Just great!

I recently stayed at Burapa Boutique, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. This gem perfectly combines modern Thai architecture with a chic and stylish ambiance, creating a unique and inviting atmosphere. The attention to detail in the design is evident everywhere, making it a visually stunning place to stay. The property is well-kept, clean, safe, family friendly and within a short distance from shopping centers and a local hospital. The staff at Burapa Boutique are incredibly friendly and accommodating to make you feel at home. Their warm hospitality added a personal touch to my stay, making it even more memorable. This gem is located in a peaceful quiet residential area, providing a tranquil escape from the city’s bustle. It’s an ideal spot for meditation or relaxation, surrounded by the serene beauty of nature. The scenic view of Doi Suthep mountain from the property is absolutely breathtaking and adds to the overall calming environment. I highly recommend Burapa Boutique to anyone looking for a quiet, stylish, and welcoming place to stay in Chiang Mai. It truly is a hidden gem!

My friend recommended this place to us because my parents love quite places. I personally found lots of hotels in the old town are close to noisy areas. The only disadvantage of Burapa is it's a little bit far away from the old town, but catching a cab to city is only 200 THB (5 dollars). There are quite a few little reataurants within walking distance if you want dinner. The hotel also can help you order takeway Chinese, Indian or Thai. Our room was upgraded and my parents were so pleased with their facilities. Riding the bicycle in the morning around the blocks is great fun and different experience. The hotel offers bicycle for free but you'd better be early. They only have three available. The owners of the hotel are lovely. I mentioned I love pat thai noodle. The following morning we had noodle and chicken rice on our table. I would definately recommend this place to families and young couples who would love to enjoy a peaceful night at a safe place

Nice decor and lovely architecture - you get what you pay for which is not cheap. A sink in the kitchen would have been nice as there is ample room. And some decent sized tea/cofee cups - those small things we found also in other hotels are so annoyingly small! Too many light switches too. Toilet smelled all the time. Shower would only be barely warm and was a big sore point for us as the days were cold. According to housekeeping nothing could be done. :-( No shampoo provided but toothbrushes were?? Breakfast was nice not fantastic but lovely that it is cooked hot for you. Undercover carpark. Good signage to find it and is necessary as it's tucked in a side street. Not much in walking distance for tourists except for great seafood restaurant down the road which had a good outdoor atmosphere and live band, and the 7 11 before that. Very quiet except for the occasional loud plane - must be under a flight path. I am torn between rating very good and average!

Clean, safe, value, view, spacious rooms, nice staff, close to city

Nice location to be apart from the busy central area and relax with the local food stalls, streets, and some of the natures. The owner was also excellent and very helpful.

If you are attending a conference at the new Chiangmai Convention centre, then this might be an alternative to having to make the commute from Nimman or the Old City. Set off the Chang Puak road, some tuk tuk drivers had some difficulty finding it, so bring along a card from the hotel which has the phone number. You can also mention that it is near the Chang Puak Police Station. There is another hotel called the Buaraya hotel that confuses the local transport guys. ||This is a small new hotel, with very comfortable, quiet and spacious rooms (16 in total). We had a balcony overlooking a vacant plot of land that was the playground of many birds, providing a pleasant start to the day with their birdsong. The airconditioning works, and the bathroom is huge with a decent shower, and most importantly, the (free) wifi was available in our room. Breakfast was Thai style (we requested this rather than a western breakfast) and delicious. Ms Phon at the front desk was exceptionally helpful and even gave us a (free) lift to the Convention Centre with her car (although some others opted to walk the 1.5km). There are a couple of complimentary bicycles which we took out to check out the nearby park and lake (with the tribal museum) - an easy flat ride done in just over an hour. The same bike trail would make a good jogging session too. Restaurants nearby vary with one nice seafood restaurant (Thajene ChomChan) and some smaller and less salubrious ones. Nearby notable temple that is worth a visit would be Wat Jed Yod / Chet Yot.||A ride into the old town or the night bazaar would set you back around 200 Thai Baht (standard price for non-Thais) one way or perhaps cheaper (100 baht) if you walked out to the main road to hail one of the red trucks. ||The downside of staying here? If you like nipping in and out of your hotel room, then it might be better to be in the middle of the city. And there is no pool.

My wife and I spent 6 nights here. I booked it based on what I'd seen of it online (not on Trip Advisor - but on Agoda).||||The hotel is quaint. It's in a very quiet residential area on the outskirts of Chiang Mai. Nice rooms that are quite spacious. Balconies give decent views of the mountains that surround the city.||||The family team who own and operate the hotel make it a very enjoyable place to stay. They could not be more freindly and helpful. Khun Fon, Khun Nipon, and the rest of the team there were excellent. Providing a 'taxi' service as and when we needed it, providing information on places to see and to eat in the area, and 'rescuing' us when we got lost in our hire car (which wasn't equipped with GPS) by talking us through our route back to the hotel over the phone - which took some time and considerable effort!||||On the downside - there's no pool, there's no bar, and there's no restaurant. The hotel does provide a basic breakfast buffet spread that is brought in from outside (not cooked on the premises). Lunch and dinner are up to guests to organise. There are several good and cheap local restaurant options within easy walking distance of the hotel. And Chian Mai city centre is only a 10-15 minute drive away.||||The other negative - while we were there (and since it opened apparently) the hotel's TV package ONLY provides Thai channels. There were no international or foreign language channels available. Khun Fon did assure us that this would be changed sometime this year.||||So - overall, a decent 'base' from which to explore the area. Don't expect many frills. But do expect a great team of people who will provide no end of help.