Rachamankha Boutique Hotel

Hotel · Chiang Mai

Rachamankha Boutique Hotel

Hotel · Chiang Mai

6 Ratchamanka 9 Alley, Tambon Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand

Highlights

Nestled in the old city, Rachamankha is a serene boutique hotel brimming with antiques, art, and lush courtyards that invite relaxation by the pool.

6 Ratchamanka 9 Alley, Tambon Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200, Thailand Get directions

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"Rachamankha A stay at the adults-only Rachamankha feels like an extended visit to a supremely stylish friend’s home. Designed by interiors maven Rooj Changtrakul and renowned Thai architect Ongard Satrabhandu (who happens to be Changtrakul’s stepfather), the 24-room boutique hotel is inspired by 15th-century Lanna and features crisp white walls that offset Chinese antiques, vaulted wood ceilings, and colorful Thai silks. Serene courtyards give way to a library, an art gallery, and a poolside massage pavilion for low-key relaxation. Even the restaurant is primed to make you feel at home, serving regional comfort food like Burmese curry in an alfresco setting that reminds you why you booked here in the first place."

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"Hotel Rachamankha, a 25 room luxury boutique hotel tucked away on a little street in the heart of the old city (and blocks away from the beautiful Wat Phra Singh temple), is elegant beyond compare. Courtyards and a breezy, indoor/outdoor architectural style allow guests to relax and enjoy the sunshine (and the pool), after a busy day of site seeing."

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malakialj

Google

Peaceful, calm and beautiful. This hotel is simply divine! I am so glad that I spent 4 nights here earlier this month and I would not hesitate to stay here again. My room was large, the air conditioning was outstanding and I loved the amenities in the bathroom, especially the mosquito repellent. Even though my room was right next to the pool, voices and sounds from the pool were never heard in the room. The pool area was gorgeous and I loved taking a swim after a long hot day and laying out at the pool under the umbrella. I loved the layout of the hotel and courtyards throughout the property. This gave this hotel a unique feel and reminded me of a museum back home.|Breakfast was delicious and I loved that I was able to pick from a variety of food items on the menu. I also loved that I had the option of sitting indoors (there's air conditioning) or outdoors looking out onto a courtyard. |I loved this hotel and can not recommend it enough.

barbarabF7529XY

Google

We stayed at this wonderful hotel on two occasions while visiting Thailand in February and March. We really loved the serene atmosphere, wonderful staff and great dining, We stayed in a suite (amazing) and a regular room which was very comfortable. The grounds are particularly lovely and very well maintained. I'm sure there are other nice places in Chiang Mai but I wouldn't stay anywhere else but at this hotel. It was perfect!

Barba23rossa

Google

You can't imagine a better place to spend a relaxing holiday in Chiang Mai than the Rachamankha in Chiang Mai.||Located on the edge of the old town—but only a short walk (maximum 25 minutes) from the city's main attractions—you'll find an oasis of peace in this old monastery, which has been converted into a wonderful boutique hotel. The pool alone—just look at the beautiful photos online—is incredible, and the entire complex exudes a wonderful sense of harmony.||We would go there again anytime.

Notes de Na

Google

I have been there to pick up my tourists so no comment on the room. The hotel is very calm and luxury in Lanna style. Staff is kind and provide a nice hospitality and service. Well located in the old city of Chiang Mai.

ZenaRd

Google

This is a wonderful hotel in town. The grounds and rooms are charming and it feels more like a private villa stay, than a hotel stay. The hotel and grounds are beautifully maintained. The location allows for easy access to the town center. Our room was cozy and comfortable. The service was impeccable - from the bar, to the restaurant, to the laundry service. Breakfast was terrific, and cocktails and dinner were wonderful. Indoor/outside restaurant is peaceful and welcoming. Above all, this is a civilized retreat. Don't miss the library and pool. Thank you for your gracious hospitality!

Laura Horowitz

Google

This hotel is incredible! The grounds are stunning and the staff could not be nicer or more helpful. We also really enjoyed the beautiful hotel restaurant — there was lovely live music being played during dinner. Hoping I get to come back someday!

Hila1234

Google

This hotel oozes quality and top service. It is such a relaxing atmosphere with a superb pool right in the middle of the walled city. |Breakfast superb as were all meals eaten there. Good gluten free provision. |We took several trips all recommended by the hotel - having a private car with driver worked out better for us and was excellent value. |We will look forward to returning.

Julian Mark

Google

A quiet oasis in the heart of the old city, within walking distance of the famous Chiang Mai walking street on a Sunday evening. All is calm and hushed, and there’s an abundance of art and antiques scattered around the grounds. This extends to the rooms, with tall ceilings and interesting books on the desk to browse through. However, the air conditioning struggled to keep the room cool enough, and a good night’s sleep was further banished by nightly bites from mosquitoes in the room despite the hotel providing insect repellent. On closer inspection, there were gaps around the antique doors into the room so there was never any hope of keeping them out. It got to the point I was getting anxious about going to bed. There were also a lot of mosquitoes around the pool area. Service is polite and accommodating, although occasionally difficult to find around the pool area. Service in the restaurant was equally good. There’s a lot to like at Rachamankha, but the mosquito situation with the room would make me hesitate to return.