Raya Heritage
Hotel · Chiang Mai ·
Artisanal resort on Ping River, crafts, Lanna culture, spa, shop
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157, Don Kaeo, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai 50180, Thailand Get directions
Artisanal resort on Ping River, crafts, Lanna culture, spa, shop
157, Don Kaeo, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai 50180, Thailand Get directions
"Teak pillars and Lanna roof trims are the norm in Northern Thailand, but Raya Heritage in Chiang Mai city plays a different game. Designer Vichada “Dao” Sitakalin built this riverside retreat filled with crafts—ceramics, basketry, hand-dyed indigo textiles—sourced from village artisans and embedded in the decor of every cream-colored suite. There’s a boutique selling the same pieces, a tea lounge serving local brews, and a restaurant, Khu Khao, that draws on regional influences with dishes such as Burmese mohinga and Yunnanese rice salad. Add a riverfront pool and herb-heavy spa treatments, and you’ve got Chiang Mai’s most rooted—and gorgeous—stay." - Chris Schalkx, Lee Cobaj
"Teak pillars and Lanna roof trims are the norm in Northern Thailand, but Raya Heritage in Chiang Mai city plays a different game. Designer Vichada “Dao” Sitakalin built this riverside retreat filled with crafts—ceramics, basketry, hand-dyed indigo textiles—sourced from village artisans and embedded in the decor of every cream-colored suite. There’s a boutique selling the same pieces, a tea lounge serving local brews, and a restaurant, Khu Khao, that draws on regional influences with dishes such as Burmese mohinga and Yunnanese rice salad. Add a riverfront pool and herb-heavy spa treatments, and you’ve got Chiang Mai’s most rooted—and gorgeous—stay." - CNT Editors
"Teak pillars and Lanna roof trims are the norm in Northern Thailand, but Raya Heritage in Chiang Mai city plays a different game. Designer Vichada “Dao” Sitakalin built this riverside retreat filled with crafts—ceramics, basketry, hand-dyed indigo textiles—sourced from village artisans and embedded in the decor of every cream-colored suite. There’s a boutique selling the same pieces, a tea lounge serving local brews, and a restaurant, Khu Khao, that draws on regional influences with dishes such as Burmese mohinga and Yunnanese rice salad. Add a riverfront pool and herb-heavy spa treatments, and you’ve got Chiang Mai’s most rooted—and gorgeous—stay. From $521. —Chris Schalkx" - CNT Editors
"A crafts-centric retreat on the Ping River that foregrounds northern Thai artisan traditions: 38 breezy suites are furnished with locally made ceramics, wickerwork and mulberry-paper window screens, and the Khu Khao restaurant sources recipes from northern Thailand, Laos and Myanmar. An on-site boutique, Him Gong, sells handcrafted objects—silver jewelry, indigo-dyed kaftans and hand-carved teak—making the property both a place to stay and a showcase for regional craft." - Chris Schalkx
"An artisanal resort offering immersive experiences like temple and market excursions, village tours, elephant interactions, jungle treks, rock climbing, and rafting adventures." - Faye Bradley
